Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-10-28
ST. GAINESVILLE.
REOPENING OF THE METHODIST
CHURCH TAKES PLACE
TO-DAY.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
SEVERE ACCIDENT TO MRS. HIRAM
BAR0FF-FELL DOWN
STAIRS.

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Thomas /. Brett, Of Fairmont, W. Va,
manager OF the fire brick company OF
that place, was the guest of his cousin,
Rev: j. B. Eakins over Sunday.
| Fred Cochran, who is working for
! the surveyors who are making the sur
/ vey for the new railroad from Valley
Junction to Bellaire, came over from
Ada, o., on Saturday and visited his
mother over Sunday.
| Miss May Johnston is visiting re,a-
tives at Moundsville, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion Fletcher visited
Mr.. Fletcher's parents at Bealsville over
| Sunday.
Thomas Fawcett and wife, of Column
bus, Ohio, former residents of this
place, came down last Saturday for q
two weeks visit with relatives and
| friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Rusk entertained
| a number of their friends at a dinner
party Wednesday at their home north
of town.
| Messrs. w. N. Judkins, Henry Long
ly and John C. Nichols and Misses Myr-
| tie Troll, Lucy Cochran and Eta Scott
| picnicked at Rock Hill Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Hollingsworth went to
Pittsburg on Monday for a weeks visit
with friends.
7. c. Ayers went to Springfield Tues
day morning to attend the Grand Lodge
POT Ohio as representative of the local
Masonic lodge.
Mrs. John Riley, of the East End,
spent several days with relatives at
| Wheeling this week, returning home
Friday.
On Sabbath evening DR. J. B. Eakin,
| OF the Presbyterian church, will con-
| tinue his lecture on the Book Of Dam
! lei. Subject: 1.-THE Fiery Furnace, or
| a Religion of Principles"
The reopening of the Methodist
church will take place Sunday at TO- 80
| a. m. Rev. Welty j. Wilson, d. D., for
merly OF the Methodist church at Mas
sillon, will preach at 10: 80 a. m. Mr..
| Wilson is most attractive pulpit ora
| tor He will assist the pastor in the
reopening services. A platform meet
| ing at $50 p. m, when a number of
short addresses will be delivered by
resident and visiting pastors. A cor
dial invitation to the public.
The Belmont Telephone Company is
putting up poles for the local system
this week.
Mrs. Hiram Boroff, while descending
a pair of stairs at her home in the East
End, Wednesday evening, tripped and
fell, breaking the large bone in one OF
her wrists and cutting deep cash over
, one of her eyes, which required several
stitches.
Mrs. David McClairen, OF Bridgeport,
spent several days this week with her
daughter, Mrs Scion Fletcher, return
i ing home Friday evening.
Mrs. Mary Meller, of the East Eni,
visited relatives at Wheeling ovar
Thursday.
Judge J. W. Hollingsworth went 10
Steubenville on Monday to try the
Cramblett murder case.
Dr. Meek and wife, of Glenco, were
calling on friends in town Friday.
Marriage licenses issued since last
| report: Frank S. Shook, OF Cheswick,
Pa. and Catharine Calver, of Bellaire;
VIM. Brtton, of Brookside and Otie
Clemens, of Blaine; VIM. r Reed and
Wilmina Glasgow, both of Bellaire
| Emmett L. Kirk, of Columbus, and
| Katherine Talbot, of Barnesville EN-
| NETT NJ. Byers, of Hunter. and Amanda
| Ensley, of Flushing; George Gearsting
| apd Anna Breise. both of Bellaire
| John Masser and Viola NJ Ochsenhein,
both of Bridgeport; Edward b. Wal
lace, of Businessburg. and Ethel Strick-
| Ter, of Dillie's Bottom; Joseph A. God
daTd and Cora Glover, both of Bellaire.