Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-02-26
ST. cLAlaiS VILE.

st. Clairsville, @, Feb. s5.-Mrs. NJ. A.
Fentop and son, Paul, of Cincinnati. who
have been visiting relatives and friends at
this place and Morristown for several
months, left Monday for home.
Mrs VIM. Emerson, of Bethesda. was
the guest Of her son. L. e. Emerson, on
Tuesday.
Albert Doyle, of Cambridge was in town
Tuesday on business.
David NJ. Darrah, OF Bellaire, visited
friends in town Wednesday.
The schools and banks observed WASH
ington's birthday
Miss Annie Shannon. of Powhatan. O..
who has been visiting friends in town for
several days, returned home Friday morn
ing.
Clerk of Courts L. F. Emerson and wife
left Wednesday morning for a trip to CO.
lumbus and Cincinnati
Frank Archer of Benaire was calling
on friends in town Wednesday.
Recorder Taylor moved his family Tues
day to the Robert ]. Alexander property
at the west end of town
jay Longley, of Bellaire, visited his pa
rents at this place over "Wednesday.
Dr h J. Alexander and family started
Monday morning from Fairpoint for their
home at near Tacoma, Washington.
Miss Ida Anderson left Monday for
Washington D. c. She went by the way
of Cadtz, where she expected to spend a
few days with friends
w. T. McRoberts, OF Canton. who has
been assisting tax inquisitor Bowman in
this county, has completed his work here
and returned home Tuesday.
Misses Name Kenna, Eva Egerter and
/ Mrs. ellie Faris, of Wheeling. were tho
guests of the family of NJ, E, Wilson,
Mrs. Sutton and family, who have been
making their home with her father, Mr..
Thompson. butcher east of town. started
Thursday for Kansas where they have
property,
Miss Julia Bailey returned homo Thurs
day from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Hewetson at Bridgeport
EN-Treasurer Howard Kirk and wife at
tended the banquet at the Clarendon Tues
day night
The funeral Of Shepherd Davis, who died
Friday evening, February r. of pneumo-
mia, took place sunday from his late home
The services We're conducted by Rev. ]. s.
Secrest. Interment at the NJ e. cemeteryJ
The funeral of Mr. Eli Piggott. who died
Saturday. Feb. 1S,, from diseases incident
! to age took place Monday. Interment In
the Friends Cemetery at this place.
The council has passed the ordinance
granting the Imperial Gas Company the
right to lay pipes for gas in the streets OF
st. ClairsvilIe.
Miss Mary Alther, OF Beraire, visited
friends in town this week
The dance given under the directions Of
the young society people at this places
Friday evening at the Hotel Clarendon
was attended by number OF young peo-
pie from the adjoining towns aud was one
OF the incest little dances given by our
young people for some time. All report a
good time.
Mr.. Thompson Butcher expects 10 leave
the first of the week for Canton O., to
make his home with his son John Butcher.
b. 81 Humphrey who has been seriously
i'll of stomach and kidney trouble IS re-
ported some better at this writing.
The Tuesday Night Club held their reg
ular semi-monthly meeting at their homs
Of Mrs $. S Foreman Tuesday evening.
After the literary exercises were conciud-
ed. to which the husbands and 81 few mala
friends had been invited. all repaired TO
the Clarendon Hotel. where "a banquet
was rendered the members by their hus-
hands
Marriage licenses since last report:
George Chambers and Maggie NJ. Snpp:
Evan Jenkins and Retta NJ McGraw;
James Goings and Lura s. Union. Simon
r. Armstrong and Annie NJ. Jones; Frank
Humbera and Mary Havelik; Charles Nc
Fndree and Ef0e II Turner