Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-20
OVER N BELMONT.
THE NEWS AND Personal INTEL
LIGENCE OF ST. Cs.kIRsvIaLE.
The Movements of Residents and
visitors Detailed in A Concise and
Interesting Way for sunday
Readers.


ST. GAINESVILLE, o.. October 10
Mrs. Catherine Meyer and Miss An
ME Meyer were guests OF Bellaire rela-
tives this week.
Martin Cowen, Deputy State Dairy
and Food Commissioner, was here call
! ing on friends Friday.
Mrs. Chas. Daugherty and mother
Mrs Hill. spent Thursday OF this week
with Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cellar.
Mrs. NJ. c. Mitchell, of Martins Fer
ry, visited with relatives here the fore
part of this week.
Miss Lucy Cochran returned Monday
from weeks visit with relatives at
Be.lalre and Wheeling.
Postmaster John Cow. of Bellaire,
was in town on Friday of this week.
w L. kinsey, l.. c. Steer and l.. d.
Mitchell. trustees of Colerain Town
ship. and F. w. Boggs. clerk, were here
on Friday signing up the bonds lately
issued for the Improvement of pixies in
Colerain Township
Otto Giffin and John Frazier attend
ed the Harrison Bradfield wedding at
| GAINESVILLE on Wednesday.
Miss Margaret Carter has returned TO
her home at Altenheim, w. Va, after
a week spent with Miss Irene Ferret in
this pace.
Mrs. Judge Hollingsworth went TO
Columbus on Tuesday to spend a few
days. She was accompanied as far as
GAINESVILLE by Judge Hollingsworth,
who attended a meeting of the Common
Pleas Judges of this district, held there
this week.
Miss Bessie Hewetson returned this
week from visit with relatives at
Freeport, Ill.
Miss Martha Longley came up from
Wheeling and spent last Sunday with
relatives here.
Marshall Thompson, J. f. Grassland,
J. ID. Grassland and Arthur Nichols
went on Tuesday to Buffalo, to visst
the Pan-American Exposition.
| Miss Anna MeKelyey. of Wheeling,
has been visiting with relatives here the
| past week.
Rev. and Mrs Ralph were at Beaver.
Pa, the fore part of this week, called
there by the death OF DR.. Ralph's sister,
Mrs Gomphers
MISS Bessie Mcfarland, OF Belmont.
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs, c.
w. Finch the past week.
John II. Hutchinson and wife return
ed Wednesday from wedding tour of
the eastern cities.
Miss Margaret Cortland left Tuesday
| for her home at Varoque, Wis, after
! spending the summer with relatives
here.
Dr. G. =. Furbay returned Tuesday
! from ten days stay at Battle Greek,
Mich.
| Mrs. Geneva Stamp went to Wheel
! ing on Tuesday. where she will spend
! the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
! Mcclure.
Mr.. Albert Meyer spent last Sunday
with relatives here. He was accom-
panied home by his wife, who had been
visiting her mother for few days.
During the past week the Probate
Judge issued the following marriage IL
censes:
| Samuel Forsythe, farmer, OF Milford
Center o., and Bena Mag, OF Bridge
port
/ William II. Hoover, farmer, OF Nor
ristown, and Louisa Kennon, OF Barnes
Vile.
| James Arnold. shoemaker, and Lucy
| Robinson housekeeper, both OF Bridge
port
| James wighton Frazier, dentist, OF
| Sewlckley Pa, and Adah b. JOY, of
Martins Ferry. Married by Rev. S. j.
Boyle.
Frank Lewis Harrison. bookkeeper,
and Stella Marie Bradfield, both OF
| GAINESVILLE. Married by Rev. Il. A.
| Culley.
Frank w. Henderson. cashier, and
Caroline A. Uranium, both of Bridge
port Married by Rev. j. A. Donehey.
| John E. Chambers, flagman, OF Bel
| lare, and Belle Workman, of Amber.
Thomas Hassen, quarryman, and Ell
| la Cooey. both of Martins Ferry.
| John r. Morris, baker, of Marietta,
and Maud Dell Bryan, bookkeeper, OF
| Bellaire.
David Freeman, laborer, and Eliza
| beth Underwood, both of West Wheel
ing.
! Harry J. Hanson, tin worker, Of Up
! land, and Jessie l.. Beeson, OF Bridge
port.
/ Ham Heatherington, glassb,ower, and
Carrie Helm. both of Bellaire.
! Thomas J. Rosser, contractor, and
/ Mamie Jahnke both of Bellaire