Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-30

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81 the xeh tiats. FoStu-
nately ~ sone ~ n m tent 1t the
i time TO this accident Revs. Fog
] gin slld Rnla held no services that even
ing. They set up their tent again on
Thursday.
/ william S. Graves. an employee of the
plumbing firm of Doan & Son, met with
a severe accident on Tuesday afternoon
while doing some gas fitting in the en-
try between the August Martin and J.
F. Barron buildings. Testing the work
! with a match, there was a sudden ex-
plosion of gas, which seemed to come
! from leak under the Martin building.
Mr. Graves was very severely burn
ed about the head. but instantly ran TO
the street and shut of the gas at the
curb. His presence of mind averted a
terrible confagration. Since the acct
dent he has been confined to his room.
| Mrs. Alice Downey. or Washington ID.
C., and her children, Master Fred and
! Miss Margerie, accompanied by her
niece Miss Edith Wiley, arrived on the
| Queen City Thursday afternoon and are
f, the guests of Mrs. Ella Stealey on
Gravel HILL. They have been spending
a few weeks at Bethesda, O..
Mrs A.. B. Pendleton, of New Mar
tinsville, Is the guest of her son, Rob-
| ert l.. Pemberton.
\ Attorney ]. F. Barron returned Mon
| day evening from a professional trip to
1 Parkersburg.
/ While drilling the Gallaher well in
the north end of town on Monday the
1 drill went through seven feet of coal at
a depth of only eighty feet. This is
another showing Of the manifold bless
| ipgs st. Mary's enjoys in the way of nat
| ural resources.
| The wedding predicted last week oe-
| Cured at noon Thursday. The groom
was ]. Rolla Mcmahon, the popular
manager of the Hendrickson store at
kthis place, and the bride was Miss May
EHudson, youngest daughter OF the late
EGeorge H. Hudson. The ceremony was
Eperformed at the home of the brides
mother on Barron street. Rev. A. A.
Kelly, of the M. E. church, officiated.
There ere no invited guests. Immediate
Nv after the wedding dinner the happy
touple left on the l.: 20 train for tour
\ Through the east by the way of Buff
\ falo.
y Mr.. J. l.. Hissom left on Wednesday
! evening to attend the funeral of her sis
I ter-in-law, at Washington, Pa.
i ! Everett Porter, 26 years old, son OF
Joseph Porter, lately deceased, died at
his home on Middle Island creek on
"Wednesday. He had been suffering
T since Friday from hernia, but was ap-
/. parently improving, and his death was
unexpected. His remains were inferred
I in the ST. Mary's cemetery Thursday
afternoon, Rev. A Hess conducting the
/, services.
e IS. Ankrom was called to Centreyille,
Tyler county, on Tuesday by the death
0 OF her mother, Mrs. jonathan Ank-
$ rom.
d THE ladies of Grace Guild will be en-
! tertained at the home OF Mrs. d. l..
L Steere on Second street, next Wednes-
D day afternoon.
Rev. G.. c. Shaw, of the Episcopal
church, will move his family to this
place next week, occupying a house be-
longing to q. Cain on Third street.
:. Mr.. Thomas McNabb, who has been
: visiting his daughter, Mrs. H. III. Gala
her, for several days, returned home
D Monday morning.
/ 2. T. Wilhelm of Friendly, was a
business visitor in the city Thurs
e day.
Leonard S. Hall. OF New Martins
\ vile, is the guest of relatives here.
Miss Stella Hill, of Hills p. O., Ohio,
'. is visiting her cousin, John +. Barron.
S George 0. Ray, OF Burlington, Iowa,
: was visiting his uncle, George Kelsall,
t last week
E. w. Frink and family have removed
. to- Maxell, about ME miles east of St.
: Mary's, where they will spend the sum-
: mer.
j. S. Smith has moved to Vienna,
where he recently purchased fine farm
and erected handsome residence
a The Ben iHurs and their families went
to Marietta Island Friday to spend the
o day. The steamer Barndale carried the
p party which numbered rs.
Miss Edna Ogdin has returned from
Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa, to
= speno the summer vacation with her
parents.
!, From a private letter, 1t is learned
Z that Aug. M. Campbell is now at Hot
h Springs, Arkansas. Mr.. Campbell re-
sided here many years, but last fall
moved to Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Frank Barrick, OF Parkersburg,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. l..
= Knight
. Attorney C. B. Johnson and family
have left for Randolph county to spend
the summer it'll Mrs. Johnson's mother,
Mrs. Hart
.. John Morris, who was connected with
i, the st. Mary's Manufacturing Co., for
: several years, has accepted position as
j, travelling representative OF the Bah
: cock Lumber Co, of Pittsburg
1 The St Mary's second nine went to
! Newport Monday and defeated the
: Buckeyes badly.
i Workmen are constructing a build
: ing for the Mallory Hose Co., on Clay
street.
NEWPORT.