Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-04
ST. MARYS.
Special attention given to Piano Tun.
ing and Repairing.
f. w. BANNER. CO..
Wheeling, w. Va.


Miss Bessie Gallaher, of Marietta, Ohio,
Mrs. Margaret Gallaher, on Gravel Hill.
for the last week.
Rev Geo. C. Shaw was at New Martins
vile Tuesday, the guest of Rev. Mr.. Burk-
hart, rector of the Episcopal shurch Of
that place.
Elders Foggin and Rule, Seventh Day
Adventists, are having large meetings at
the Cloverdale school house, out the Ell
lenboro pike. They have entirely aban-
doned their mission here at St Marys.
The River Gas Company seems to be
playing hide and seek with the city coun-
Gil about the gas lights for the new addi-
lions to the town. The city long ago COM
piled with all the requirements of the
company, having put off making connec-
lions first from one cause and another.
The matter is now up to the head men at
Titusville.
The Sunday school of Grace Episcopal
church will picnic at Spring Run, on the
farm of X. II. Browse, on Wednesday,
August I. The ladies of Grace Guild will
join with the school in making up the ex
curson. They will go by rail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Reneger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fl. j. Williamson, Miss Katie Ferguson,
Miss Nellie Gallaher and Homer Mallory
left on Thursday to take in the Pan
American Exposition Miss Galaher and
Mr.. Mallory will go on to Canada to spend
a few weeks visiting Miss Ruby Dunn,
who was visitor here last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Stecre have
moved into the Strickling property on
Gravel Hill. lately occupied by James
Patterson.
Circuit Clerk X. A. Fiesher has moved
in tohis new residence on Gravel Hill.
1t is one of the most handsome cottages
in this vicinity.
Mrs. Ella G. Steady entertained the la
dies of Grace Guild on Wednesday after
noon with ice cream and cake The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs. w.
p. Kingsbury, August IA.
The concrete platform at the depot is
a big improvement over the old board
affair.
Miss Bona Porter, of Parkersburg, WAS
the guest of friends here last week.
The teachers examination was held
here last Tuesday and Wednesday. There
were twenty-on applicants. of whom ten
received grades of the first class. seven
of the second class, one of the third class
and the remainder failed.
Sufficient stock has been taken in the
Peasants County Brick & Tile Works.
and as son as the charter arrives work
will commence. 1t is expected that this
will be fine thing for St. Mary's. not
merely in the number of men to be em-
pIoyed, but because 1t gives new di-
to this time men have gone In for oil or
merchandising now they may lind there
IL money in manufacturing.
DR.. T.. Humphrey. lately of New Mar
tinsville, has purchased DR.. w. A. Ham
mems dental outfit and is now located
here. DR.. Hammer has had a very ser
.ous attack of typhoid fever and will
go 10 his old home in Virginia while con-
vaiescent.
Rev. Geo. C. Shaw will preach In the
Episcopal church tomorrow evening.
Margery, the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Williams, died on Sunday
evening. July IS. and was buried Tuesday
In the ct. Mays cemetery.
The Sunday schools of the NJ. f. church
ard the NJ. e. church South fraternized
In a picnic excursion to Marietta Island
on Thursday. One hundred and sixty took
passage or lie Baxter. and all returned
full of pleasant experience.
Mrs. S e. Kelsai. has been invoicing
rs. millinery this week, preparatory to
a sale of ;Ee stock TO Miss Mabel Barr OF
New Mait.nsvilie. Miss Barr expects to
occupy the same building.
j. 5. Smith. agent OF the o r. r., is
visiting at his old home at Cambridge,
Pennsylvania.
Contractor Gatrell IL putting the finish
Ing touches 70 A. II. Stanley's new house
on George street.
The District Sunday School Association
for the magisterial districts Of Washing
ton and McKim, will meet here next
Thursday. August g. An interesting pro-
gramme has bsen prepared.
The blackberry crop Is about over, but
It was good one while 1t lasted The ber-