Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22
ST. RARYS.
MISS MATTE COLE, MARRIED. TO
MR.. FRANK w. BERNEY, OF
SALEM, WEST VIRGINIA.
SCHOOL OPENS SEPTEMBER 80
ING FOR A REGT0RY-PER-
sONAL POINTS.

ST. MARYS, w. Va, September 81
Miss Matte Cole. the youngest daughter
of Postmaster A. ". Cole. was married to
Frank w Berney of Salem, on Wednes-
day evening at the residence of the brides
parents, Rev. J. II. Doan officiating. The
young couple left the same evening for
Salem, which they will make their home.
Hon. r. H. Browse, of Spring Run. was
a business visitor in the city yesterday.
Col J. g. McCluer. of Parkersburg, was
here yesterday on legal business.
School will begin here September 30.
and children are counting the days to the
great first day." II is a pity that the
question of having an eight months term
was overlooked at the last election. There
is no question that a large majority of
people here favor a longer term. and by
all means it should be brought up at the
next election.
Green Ruttencutter. of Belmont, was in
the city yesterday. He Is interested in
securing seats for the new and handsome
church recently erected in Belmont. The
church is a partnership one, being built.
by the Methodist Episcopalans, Baptists
and Protestant Episcopalians and the
services have been arranged to suit all
The Misses Edith Gallaher. Laura
Stealey and Joanna Ankrom spent Thurs
day and Friday with friends at Marietta.
Frost was observed at different points
in the country early Thursday morning.
but a heavy fog which prevailed, pre-
vented damage.
The trustees of the Episcopal church
have been casting about for some time for
a rectory and seem at last to have de-
cided upon twenty-five feet off the Weber
property on First street. A contract is
under way by which a rectory will be put
on the ground in three months.
County Clerk w. c. Dotscn and family
spent Friday at Marietta.
number of our people went to Canton
Thursday to witness the funeral of Pres
ident Mckinley
John S. Hall has sold his property
First street, now occupied by w. p.
Kingsbury, to Frank Snodgrass for the
sum of 81, $50. Mr.. Hall has purchased a
lot farther up the same street from S.
Ankrom. on which he expects to put up
two houses for renting purposes.
A. ]. Porter, Esq. returned Sunday
from the Pan-American.
James Patterson and wife spent last
Sunday at Williamstown, the guest Of
their daughter, Mrs. Bessie Blddle.
Among those who returned from trip
to Buffalo this week are Mrs. J. L. Knight
and daughter. Mrs. Ethel Banick, Mr.. b.
F. West and Mr.. d. W. Dillon.
Impressive services were held Thursday
afternoon in the NJ. f. and p. E. churches
in memory. of President Mckinley
o. NJ. Sarber. lately head clerk In
Ogdins store. has opened up a new store
in the Matheny building. corner of Wash
ington and Third streets.
Lon Parrish, formerly of St. Marys, but
now druggist at Salem, w Va, made
this city a visit Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Rosa ]. Gallaber and daughter.
Miss Nellie, were shopping at Marietta
Friday.
George Weber. who was chief of the
steam shovel gang on the Short Line, re-
turned home Friday evening. Word was
received by him on Friday that wages
would be cut down. and he and the entire
gang decided to quit then and there.
The voting on the new court house is
slow, but it seems that nearly every vote
is favorable for the new building.
j. II. Bowen has rented the Dulin prop
erty on First street for the winter
Stone cutters have begun work on e. A.
Sayre's residence. near the p. e church.
Mrs T. =. McGrew and Mrs Tim Pen
nell were at Marietta yesterday.
f. r. Williamson is assisting Sheriff
Riggs in making out tax bills
c. b. Johnson and family have returned
from Randolph county, where they spent
the summer.