Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-11-22
sTEUBENyILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, o., November 21.-The
sudden death of Harry Robinson, which
occurred last Monday morning, as result
of an attack Of acute rheumatism. cast
cloud of sorrow over the hearts OF many
people. He was a young man OF good naD-
It's. industrious and attentive. He was
EMPLOYED at the stove foundry Of w. l..
Sharp & Son, and was regarded so highly
that the works shut down SIS mark OF re-
spect for mis- memory, and his fello w-work-
men on Wednesday afternoon attended the
funeral in a body.
The REORGANIZATION of the Humphrey
Goss Company took place this week. Inc
new company is composed of Robert Nc
Gowan, ID. J. Sinclair, w. H. Mooney,
Frank Spearman, Chas. M. Elliott and the
Humphrey Bros. Messrs. Elliott and the
Humphreys will have the management in
charge. The capacity OF the works Will be
increased at once.
Robert Downing will be at the Opera
House next Tuesday evening in Julius
Caesar, and "His Nibs, the Baron" will
hold the boards for matinee Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon and regular performance at
night.
Chas. M. Elliott and Miss Mary Humph-
rev were married at the Humphrey resi-
dence on South Fourth street, on Tuesday
evening, by Rev. o. V. Stewart The
wedding was quiet affair, none but tho
immediate friends of the contracting par
ties being present. They left the same
night via the Panhandle for bridal tour
through the west. The bride and groom
both possess many warm friends, VINO ex-
tend hearty congratulations.
The news comes from far-away Wash
ington that Billy Mckee is proud father,
and there is rejoicing among his friends IN
this city.
The mercury registered ten degrees
above zero Wednesday morning. 1t was a
cold snap with vengeance, and was In
tensified by shortage of natural gas, many
people not having enough to make their
houses even habitaDle and cooking was not
thought Of at all
w. w. Mackay, proprietor Of the Ecen..
ING Star, and Miss Elma Vaughan returned
this week after ten days vlslt 10 rela-
tives in Springfield, Mo.
W. w. Wilson and wife, OF Fairview,
w. Va, are guests of their niece, Mrs.
Pugh, OF North Fourth street
Miss Mamie Perkins, a teacher In the
public schools, Is confined TO her home on
South Fourth stree with typhoid fever:
j. e. Merrill, OF Wheeling, paid Steuoen-
vile visit on Thursday.
Prof. John Mendel came up from Wheel
ing Wednesday and was here over Thurs
day on business.
DR.. H. w. Nelson and wife arrived home
Thursday morning after six weeks tour
through the East and New England.
The musical and literary entertain ment
advertised to come of at CARROTS Hall on
the evening of November Esd has been de-
ciared of. Some of the best musical talent
in the city was engaged for the occasion,
and their non-appearance viii be great
disappointment.
T. B. Davitt has been engaged as oasso
of the Congregational Church choir for an
other year. This will be the fourth year
for Mr.. Davitt with this choir.
Mrs. Bessie Riley Anderson will sing the
title role in ''Erminie," to be given In the
Opera house under the auspices OF st.
Paul's Church in December.
Mrs. A S. Harry will sing at a musical
entertainment in Bellaire on November
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