Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-02

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BIZ mont county fair at st. Clairsville
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Miss Bessie Mcbride returned to Par
zegsburg Monday morning after a
fhree-weeks visit at her home in this
place
Miss Carrie Barnes, of Wheeling
NFas at her home mere over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Laughlin, of Beaver
Fans. Pa~, and Miss Lottie Harris, OF
West Wheeling, were the guests OF Mr.
aud Mrs. Thomas Burtoft over Sun
day.
Miss Alice Longley, of Cadiz, is Wis
ting her grandparents here.
Mrs. Neff and daughter, Miss Ella, OF
Wheeling Island, Were the guests OF Mrs.
Jaraes Porterfield this week.
Mrs. Harry Merritt accompanied her
niece, Miss Viola Miller, to Pittsburg on
Friday, where she will visit relatives
Ter several weeks.
F. Hall returned from Atlantic City
Thursday evening.
Will TalIman, of Bellaare, base been
the guest OF the family OF Auditor Aid
rTdge Ands week.
john g. Nichols was at Middlebourn,
w. Va, this week attending the fair.
Abner Truman Stilwell took adyan-
Aage OF the cheap excursion to Chi
cago and left on TUESDAY to visit
gfseEds in that city.
Park Barrett, of Bridgeport, is visit
Ing has grandmother. Mrs.NM. ]. West.
Assfe. Elizabeth Carroll, of Bellaire, is
visiting Judge and Mrs. w. S. Carroll.
Miss Maggie Kerr left Thursday morn
ing to resume her duties as teacher in
ahs col0red mission schools of southern
West Virginia.
Ray Tallman went TO Chicago We'd
nesglay morning to visit MS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James i4a4lman.
MIR VIII Mutohmore, of Columbus,
is here visiting his mother and sister.
Miss Ora Hall went to Cambridge on
Wednesday to visit friends for few
days.
81 Clairsville fair, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
me citizens of st. Clairsyille contrib
utAd $3.50 to be added 10 the association
premium in the 228 Ftrot and the free
for-al pace at the county fair next
week. This makes the purse 5000 in
eacn case, and the entries already in
show that there will be good racing in
both these classes.
At the Presbyterian church the Rev.
J. B. Ealzins wifi speak on Christian
Patriotism, and the congregation will
deyOte them offerings to the home mis-
Hions. There will DE no evening ser
vices The eongre cation will unite with
tho other cHurDfaes in the court house
nail
The Sabbath school room of the NJ. e.
church will be Teopened Sabbath morn
ing The church has been attractively
1reseoed and painted.
- - eatheFing tonss band Of Bellaire will
furnish the music for the fair
Marriage licenses issued since last
report:
Louis w. Dietrich and Mollie Flaher-
Ey, both of Bridgeport.
Howard z. NaIbb, of Blaine, and Ethel
Wayble, Of Holloway.
IErneat K Getrost and Lille NJ.
Hudson, both OF Bellaire.
John .. Davis, OF Martins Ferry, and
Jsa3ra Malone, Of Bellaire.
James H. Meek, of Glencoe, and Liz
Eie J. Thompson, of Blaine.
John g. Hollingshead and Katherine
It'd, both OF Beilaire.
Michael p. Gallaher and Matilda S. J.
belong, both of GAINESVILLE
Earl B. Wells and Josephine II. Nc
SCowan, both OF Martins Ferry.
Alva M. Neff and Flossie T. Morton,
boil Of Bellajre.
Wilbur S. Westwood, of Philadelphia,
and Mary McConnaghy, OF Bridgeport.
Andy Mucha and Annie Danek, both
Of BeIiaire.
Bring your families and come and
spsnd a couple of days with your ooun-
nay cousins at the S. Clairsville fair.
The surveyors and clerks OF the pro-
pOeea nailroad Between Bellaire and
Adena. who have had their headquar-
tiers in this place for the past three
months, have finished up their worh
and left Friday noon.