Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-05
srEUBENvILLE.

ments FOR the big Labor Day OF ne
Monday. July 9th, have been compietSS
and ths Committee Is resting. easy III sile
consciousness that their work mas w.
we'll done. Review stands are on 10 o -
Seventh street, from when UVsa.he,
Fleming, Campbell and PattiSon, Uso the
with noted labor leaders, VIII Ws.i hsfore
procession IS 1t passes IN review View ~ COR
riages- which will then be driven away ~ ~
that the progress of the procession VIII ~.
he interfered with, and will again appoa,
mon the scene In the rear OF the process,
sion where the three Governors aho
others will enter them and be driven " ere
beautiful Means Grove on the nil, Wnsre
the exercises will take place here eVois
thing mas been put in apple pie oruel, ~
that tho neople will encounter no lmpoui
ments while listening 10 the speeches ~
ENJOYING the various amusements prov
ed. On the corner OF Fourth anu NO..
streets O large force OF men "ele 10y
nearly all week erecting an Immense ar :.
which is said to be th5 finest ever seen ~
this section. The latest reports ure ~ inc
will number not less than one tnoussnu'
while Bellaire, Bridgeport ana MAJ
tins Ferry will send large deiegauonss'
The Armstrong floral tribute is compis.eo,
and view of 1t alone is worthy uay 10y,
travel The liberty of the city mas pso,.
extended 10 the guests Of the day, so that
nothing can interfere with the pleasure u
all who attend. .u,x,a,r
Thos. A. Armstrong died in Allegheny
CITY Saturday evening, October l, loo. ,
and the remains were brought to THIS Guy
THURSDAY afternoon, October o ana III
TERED in Union Cemetery. a large -
CATION, representing many OF tne 5aooi
unions of Pittsburg, as well as the fiv.s'
bnrg Press Club. accompanied them. Mr..
Armstrong was born and reared In TINS
city. learning the printing business mere;
Governor Campbell will arrive IN tn S9
CITY at l O'Clock Monday morning, ana VII
be driven direct to the residence OF hca'
III. s. Trainer, on North Fourth street,
where he will be a guest He Will leave
again for Columbus Monday nlgnt at IL
o'clock. r,.
The marriage of Albert M. Blinn to MISS
Lille M. Fisher occurred Tuesday even
ing at the residence of the brides 1ather,
Rev. S. A. Fisher, on Ninth street, was
very quiet affair. none but the immediate
relatives of the bride and groom oetns
present, but it was nevertheless an lnter-
esting event, as Bert has numerous friends
In Steubenville who take lively Interest
in his welfare, and his bride Is liked by
all who know her. Bert Is now employed
in the office of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany in Wheeling, and in all Likelihood ne
and his bride will make their home In tnat
city in the future. Wherever they go KIND
wishes will accompany them.
w. H. Mooney is rusticating on his lum-
Der farm on the Cheat river in West Vir-
ginia. Mrs. Mooney will join him there
after the holidays. AT.
w. p. Hays, Esq. returned home this
week from trip TO Kansas.
Miss Jessie NJ. Reed left this week Tor
Columbus on visit Of few weeks TO rela-
tlves and friends.
Mrs. John H. Downs, Jr., of Wheeling
came up Thursday TO spend the Fourth
with friends and take in the big Labor Day
on Monday
John Means, Jr., and James Sarrat, Jr.,
will spend their vacation at Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs. Stephens, of Philadelphia,
are guests at the residence Of Mrs. Stepn-
EMS brother, G. M. Rhodes, corner Fourth
streets and Franklin avenue.
The family of the late Thos. A. Arm
strong will be entertained by President OF
Council D. j. Sinclair during the big Labor
demonstration next Monday. They Will
view the parade from Mr.. Sinclair's resi-
dence on North Fourth street.
w. Kittridge formerly of the Panhandle,
will be glad to learn that he has been made
chief Engineer of the Big Four railroad
at salary of sc, 900 per annum. His head
quarters are at Cincinnati.
Frank w. Stanley and family will leave
for their farm in Iowa next week to spend
the heated term.
Rev. e. M. MilliEan. of the Reformed
Presbyterian Church, was formally re-
ceived into the United Presbyterian
Church at Pittsburg, on Tuesday, and i'm
mediately accepted call to the pastorate
of the Second United Presbyterian church
of this city,
Mrs. Ambrose Cartwright, of East Lily
erpool will be the guest OF her parents In
this city for few days.
Milton w. Westlake and Miss Elsie,
daughter of J. G. Ralston, were married
Wednesday evening at the residence Of the
brides parents. Miss Ralston has lately
been the money order clerk at the postof
fee
Robert McCook, Of Chicago, is in the
city, the guest OF his brother, George W.
McCook, at the homestead.