Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-23
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srruBksvILLE, o., September 22.-Ons
of the sad events that have lately occurred
ia this city took place last Tuesday morn
ing, when Mis- Mary Hull breathed her
last. For years abe was snperintsndent Of
the millinery department Of the esfabiiah-
ment of J. n Hawkins d Co., and b her
attention to business, her resdiness 70 90
commcdate, her Sweetness Of disposition
and kindness Of heart she endeared hsreelf
70 the many lady patrons Of the insutn.
ton. and many Of them defefred almost
entirely to the judgment and taste Of hie
Hull when making purchases. Oatside
of her business life her friends and admir-
ara were numbered along with her 90
ouaintapces, and her death In early lie
viii he regretted and mourned BY large
norton of the people of Steubenville. Her
funeral took place Wednesday afternoon,
and was very largely attended.
The body of Chss E. Stone, who was
killed in the wreck Of the John Robinson
circus wreck, at Waynesville, Ohio. on
the Little Mama railroad, on Sunday
morning, September 9th, arrived In this
city Monday morning Last, and Va taken
in charge by o committee from IvaDhos
Division No. Z, v. R., K. Of p, and con.
veyed to the undertaking rooms Of B. l..
Sharp & Co, where il remained until
three o'clock in the afternoon, when IL wss
escorted to Dry Fork Churchyard, In
Gross Creek township, and inferred In the
family lot. The pall.bearers were John
Griffith, A. w. Beach, John Palmer and
r L. Decker, of Ivanhoe Division, and
Dr.. J. J. Mccoy, r P. Odbert Al6srt
Bair and Charles Cartwright Of Steuben
Lodge No. 1. The ceremony Of the
Knights Of Pythiss was performed at tho
grave. Prelate E L. PermAn reading the
same from the ritual.
johnson Il Slaven's Minstrels appeared
at the Opera House Thursday evening and
performed before q crowded house. The
company is the bsst of the exceedingly
good minstrel troupes that visit Steuben-
Vile each season. The appointments were
very fine.
On Tuesday last Mr.. and Mrs. @. T.
Candy celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
of their marriage, aud 10 the evening they
were surprised at their home on north
Fifth street by party Of friends, who put
in an appearance laden down with Ice
cream, cakes and other toothsome edibles,
which they proceeded to spread on the
table In preparation for feast. After the
party had done full justice TO the delics.
cies the party was entertained with music,
PLAYS and amusements Of different kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Candy were the recipients Of
a number Of handsome and appropriate
presents.
Judge Hausly in his charge to the grand
Jury, delivered q very stalwart opinion in
regard to houses Of ill-fame. He said that
while the jury only hsd one case Of the
kind before it, that of s M. Wilson, land
lord Of the 81. Charles Hotel, bound over
from Justice loves court it was their
duty to investigate all places Of the kind
existing inside the county, and to stamp
the evil ont Of existence. This looks as II
the keepers of pieces Of evil resort in this
city wonld be called up to answer at the
present tarm of court.
Jacob Hoffman, formerly leading dry
goods dealer in this city. but for the past
two years resident OF Neigh City, Neb.,
was in the city this week calling on old
friends.
Newt. Fenel, of the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, stopped on to see MS
Steubsnville friends, on bis way home
from the Columbus centennial.
A telegram furnished the information
that Misses Dora and Katie Kill arrived
safely at Bremen, on Tuesday, having had
pleasant ocean trip on the steamer
Wefrs, Of the North German Lloyd line.
James Simsral and family, Of PittsburR
are visiting Mr.. Simersl's father, County
Auditor Slmersl.
M. A. Cooper, OF Washington, Pa, Wa
over to see his Steubenville friends this
week.
Whitoker Kelsey, an old Steubenville
hoy, a nephew Of David Keeses, came from
Davis. Taxas, to the Columbus reunion,
and from there to Steubenville, to visit
old friends and take look 1t the scenes Of
his hoy hood He thinks Texas Is the great
est State in the Union.
Daniel Brownlse, Of Steubenville, has
been granted Q pension.
Mrs. w. T. ShryOck and son Edward, OF
North Vernon, Indiana, are visiting Mrs.
Shryock's father, Col. Thos. McCauslen.
at bis residence west of the city.
ID. w. Sitter aud wife are home from .
visit 10 their old home in Greenville, 0.
VIM. Mcdonald, q well.known business
man Of Sharon, Pa, was the guest OF Judge
Love during the past week.
Ex-Treasurer Bray, wife and daughter,
Miss Irene, left Tuesday for Cincinnati via
the steamer Audes
f A. Blackburn left Monday for Spring
field, Mo where he will take position IN
the Wholesale grocery store Of his father,
d f. Blackburn.
Mrs. Will Fielding, Of Youngstown, 10
visiting her father, Oliver King. on North