Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-11-25
ST. MARYS.

| 81. MARY >, w. va, November "a
Mr.. Ed Hornstein left for his home
| in Pennsylvania Thursday evening, and
will return Thanksgiving Day, bring
| ing a bride with him.
Enoch Mcknight, the town recorder,
expects to leave soon for Pine Grove,
Wetzel county, where he will take tie
management Of store to be owned
by himself and Mayor E. r. Martin,
The building they will occupy is almost
completed.
James A. Oldfiels is assured that he
can move into his new house Decem-
| Der 3rd. He expects his family to
come from Washington, d. c.. next Sat
urday.
Fhe concert intended to be given in
the NJ. E. church on Thanksgiving
night has ben postponed to the sue
ceeding Thursday The proceeds viii
be for the benefit of the church.
The framework of Walter Taylor's
house on Dewey avenue is up.
Mrs. H. H. Gallaher went to Wheel
I ing ON Wednesday to spend i few
days with his relatives.
David Stewart, veteran of the civil
war, died at his home near Raven
Rock on Wednesday. aged about So.
He was well known over the upper
end of the county as a humorous and
eccentric character.
Mrs. Geo. w. Riggs, who had been at
the Weston hospital fourteen years,
was returned home Wednesday even
ing restored to health.
xf,s1 In n VI IN
night in the NJ E. church by Rev. A.
A. Kelley.
Rev. o. E. Thorne will preach. in the
NJ z. church South tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
c. F. Hosford. of Sistersvilie, pur
chased the greater part of G. r. Bar
rows livery stock, together with the
remaining lease of the stable, for $500
Several other individuals bought horses
at a low price. The sale was made
Wednesday afternoon by f. B. Martin,
receiver.
Mrs Marion Cochran entertained
the ladies of Trinity Guild at her home
in Eureka on Thursday. The ladies
went down on the 1929 train n the
morning and returned to st. Mary's at
4:30 in the afternoon, having spent
very enjoyable day The ladies who
were present were Mrs Ella Stealey,
Mrs. Lizzie Barron, Mrs James Pat
terson, Mrs. Nellie Steere, Mrs. Gran
ger, Mrs. w. R. Myers, Mrs. L. A.
Sayre, Mrs Margaret Pemberton. Mrs.
#. P. McGrew. Mrs. w. p. Kingsbury
and Miss Rachel Rymer
Hon. A. VI. Campbell and family left
this morning for their future home at
Los Angeles, California. They take
with them the best wishes OF their
many friends here.
N. ]. Scudder, the jeweler, is con-
templating moving his stock into the
room next TO n. Ogden's store. now
occupied by ]. Streitenberger. barber.
The latter will soon move farther down
street.
John P. Richie and Miss Lillian VI.
Cole were married on Thursday after
noon, November 22nd, at the residence
Of the brides parents. corner of First
and Gallaher streets Rev ]. H. Doan
officiated. The couple took the s. -
train for Pittsburg and other points
in Western Pennsylvania. to spend
their honeymoon The groom is a we'll
known and popular driller and the
bride Is the daughter Of Postmaster A.
H. Coles
T. ~ Boss. Esq, OF Belmont, was
in town yesterday.
John Roney Is home from Bowers
t0n0 hio, He Is contemplating build
ing a residence as soon as he can get
a suitable lot.
: Samuel BarkwiH. Esq, returned
home from Mt. Clemens. Mich. Fri
day evening.
Mrs c. w. Traugh was at Marietta
yesterday.
J. ~ Keyser came down from New
5fartinsvIIle today TO remain over
Sunday.