Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-23

RIvES6SEvENTH DAY ADJ
vENTISTENEWs NOTES.
ST. MARYS, w. VA. June 22.-Mrs.
Hannah Kester, of Reno, O, has been
visiting relatives here the last week
The next meeting Of Grace Guild Will
be at the home OF Mrs. Margaret Penn
berton, wednesday afternon. June IS.
Thomas McNabb. ct Wheeling, has
been visiting his daughter, Mrs. Alice
GaHaher, this week. He was COON
panied by his little granddaughter. Miss
Mabel Miller.
Mrs. Davis. Of George street, was Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. Hobbs, at New
Martinsville, the early part of the week.
Attorney ]. C. holland was at Parkers-
burg on business.
Miss Lizzie Cochran, of Eureka, has
been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ella
Stealey, for several days.
Rev. b. M. Spur. OF M~oundsville, was
here Wednesday in the interests OF the
Episcopal Church of this place. 1t is I'M
derstood that the new rector OF the
parish will reside at st. Marys. A new
bell has been promised the church, and
several other improvements proposed.
Miss Constance Wheeler, Of Marietta,
is the guest of Miss Pansy Boyd, at her
home on First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Reese, OF Eure-
ka, were in the city Tuesday looking
up a home.
Thomas C. Clovis. of Hebron, was a
business visitor here on Thursday.
There is a serious clash OF authority
between the Circuit Court and the
County Court. and all over a few strands
of barbed wire. At the recent session
of the Circuit Court Judge yavenner Or
dered barbed wire stretched across the
inside of the court room windows to
prevent spectators from sitting in them.
When County Court met this week, the
janitor was ordered to remove the Of
Tending wires. The janitor refused to
act, stating that the wire was put there
by orders of a superior court. Consid-
cradle talk has been INDUCED in, but up
to this writing the wires are on the
windows.
The sanctity of the First Ward has
been invaded by a saloon C~lendenning
has moved the fixtures out of the old
City Hotel building into the Bradford
House, and Frank Moore acts as chief
of the new establishment.
The children's day services In the NJ.
e. Chruch South last Sunday night were
we'll attended. The exercises were ap-
propriate, and all the participants ac-
quilted themselves with credit.
On Monday the town dog law goes
into effect. Under this ordinance the
town officers-and that means police
man Tom Melvin, mayor Tim Penwell
and recorder Ross Smith-will sally
forth to capture and imprison any an
tagged CANNES. There is a scheme
afoot to grease some of the dogs, and
in that case the creased pig race on the
fourth of July won't be a circumstance
to the event to come off on Monday.
j.. M. Copenhaver, of Ben's Run, was
a business visitor in town Friday.
James A. Carroll. of Allegheny City,
ms visiting relatives here.
Rev. G. C. Shaw, the new minister in
charge of the Episcopal Church here,
arrived Friday and will hold services
Sunday morning and evening. Mr..
Shaw was formerly of the NJ. q. Con-
ference and comes highly recommended.
He will bring his family here and oc-
cupy the Cain house or Third street.
He was accompanied by Rev. j. A. Hi
att. the former rector here, who spent
Friday and Saturday calling on his
many friends in this place and vicinity.
The Seventh DAY Adventists have
erected three tents on Locust street, al
most entirely blocking up that thor
oughfare. Two of the tents are for
dwelling purposes, the third is a large
used as a place of worship. The
first serice was held in it Friday even
ing, with very slim ATTENDANCE. The
people of Gravel Hill are wondering
why they didn't plant their tents on
Clay street. near the depot, which Is far
more accessible.
The brick company seems to be a
sure thing; the question is narrowing
down to location, the object being to
get as near to the railroad as possible.
There are two kinds of clay to be oper-
ated, that for Common red brick and
that for fire brick. The latter, which
is an excellent potter's clay. is found
here in a vein Of four to seven feet in
thickness.
The Tribe of Ben Hur will indulge In
a picnic and excursion to Marietta Is
land next THURSDAY June 81.
Fred Ruttencutter, OF Parkersburg,
has been visiting relatives here the last
week. He served in the Philippines.
having had some pretty rough expert
ences.
This next week a wedding OF young
society people will occur.
DR.. D. G. Steere. Mrs. Nellie Steere
and Mrs. James Patterson drove to Pey-
ton Tripletts on Friday. back of Wav-
erly, to attend a birthday celebration.
1t looks very much as If a new court
house will be under way before long.
It is understood that the County Court
Is favorable to the project and only
needed a little stimulating. This was
done by the recent court house commit
tees report, and now for . considera-
tin of plans.
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