Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-09-27

cess On Thursday the REGISTER cor
respondent was on the ground and noticed
the following Steubenville people there:
Col T. p. Spencer, George Kramer, Coun-
Gilman Basler, A. G. Lewis, John Nc
| Clave, John Yocum, David Palmer, Peter
Wetheral and grandson, Mendelin Bueche,
Major J. f. Sarratt, and George irwin.
| The probabilities that Steubenvillians
will have fair of their own TO go to next
year, as movement has been set on foot TO
organize a fair association with splendid
prospects Of success. The grounds will
| likely be located on Pleasant Heights,
where track can be made equal to tho
! fine one on Wheeling Island. The parties
who have the enterprise in hand are push
ers and will make it go.
Thursday afternoon Lizzie N. McClain,
the handsome daughter of DR.. E. Fl. Nc
Claim, was married to Robert Crisman, Of
HoltqR, II,as. The ceremony was performed
Church ~ the residen,,o OF hramer. @ pa
rents on South F Fourth Street, in the pres
ence of over one hundred guests. Among
those present from abroad were Mrs.
ISAIAH Warren and Mrs. Betty Mcclure, OF
Wheeling; B. L. Morgan, of Morgantown,
w. Va; Misses Lottie Smith aud Maggie
| Flenniken, of New Cumberland; Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. I'll. Lafferty, Of Pittsburg: Mrs.
al "
Zoller and Miss Mary Zoller, of Baltimore:
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Graham, OF
Pittsburg: Mrs. r. Il. Crisman and daugh-
ter. of Holson, Kan; Patrick Murphy, OF
Jutland, Mo. !; Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Har-
riss. of Pittsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. A. D..
| Cartwright and Miss Maggie Croxall, OF
East Liverpool. Mr.. and Mrs. Crisman
left on Pan Handle No. for Pittsourg
and Harrisburg, and after spending a
week with relatives and friends In these
places will journey to Holton, Kan, wnere
they will settle down to the enjoyment OF
welded bliss.
The Eastern Ohio conference Of the M.
r. church in session at New Comerstown,
| made the following appointment OF interest,"
to REGISTER readers: Thos w. Lane, Bel
lair: S. G. Collier. South Bellair; G. B.
Heathorne, bridgeport; f. j. Sweeney,
Bridgeport Circuit; l. S. Winters Mar
tins Ferry; J. F. Hudelstone, Mingo
Junction: G. f. Oliver, Kramer Church,
and W. H. Haskell, Hamlin Church. Steu-
Miss Lizzie Cook, of Wheeling, Is the
onest of Mrs. Charles Neiman at her home
on North Sixth street:
T Sulzbacher and bride have returned
from their Eastern tour, and are domlncil,
ed at DR.. Moffat's, corner North and Third
streets.
Rob't III. Orr and vile are receiving Tue
congratulations Of friends at the Imperial
Mrs. w. R. Allison is visiting friends al
Utica, New York.
Rev. DR.. Haskell, the new Mainline min
lister, arrived in the city to-day, (Satur.
day.2 and is the guest of F. M. Mooney al
his residence on North Fifth street. y
J. H. Dawson was east last week, BUY
ing a new stock OF fall goods.
Cant. George O'Neal, of the Bachelor,
was In the city this week, shaking hands
with Steubeuville friends. The Captain Is
a disciple Of Walton, and will spend walk
on the Tuscarawas river with the rod and
line.
w. W. Griffith, manager OF the Posta
70 friends in GAINESVILLE, and Mart. Blinn,
who filled his position during his absence
has returned to his post in the Wheeling
| Office.