Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-11-27
eTEUBENvILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, November 26.-No CON-
plant could be entered about the weather
provided for THANKSGIVING, for it could not
have been better il made 10 order. Never
theless very few people were seen on the
streets, and the day presented more the ap-
pearance OF quiet Sunday than otherwise.
The reason was that the people observed
the day in manner most BETTING by at
tending services at the different places Sc
lected for them and afterward quietly en-
Toying themselves at home after eating
their turkey and other good things. The
Presbyterian and Congregationalists had
union services at the Congregational
Church, the Christian Endeavor and Ep-
worth League people turned out at services
TO meeting at the Fifth Street Methodist
Church, St. Paul's Episcopal, St. Peters
Catholic and Holy Name Catholic Church
es, each had appropriate services. The
only things appearing around the SALOONS
out OF the usual order were the bowls OF
Tom and Jerry and egg nog and turkey
raffles in different places. About five hun
dred persons, in the afternoon, witnessed q
game of foot ball on the old fair grounds be-
tween the Y. M. G. A. eleven and picked
eleven. The score was Is 10 in favor OF
the Y. NJ. G. A.
Thursday evening last Rev. Williams,
pastor of st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
united in marriage two popular young peo
pie in Dan G. McCu rdy, son Of the late
James A. McCurdy, Esq. and Miss Lenore
C.. Priest, daughter OF Lyman Priest. The
ceremony took place at the residence OF
the brides parents, corner Market and
Ninth streets. The happy couple start out
in life well equipped, with kind wishes
! from their numerous friends.
Alex. E. Sharp, the wellknown lineman
Of the Panhandle, and Miss Mary McGin
mis- were married Wednesday evening, al
| st. Peters Catholic Church. in the pres
ence Of q large number Of invited friends
Local Union No. S, A. +. G. W., viii
hold It's twelfth annual ball a. Turner Hal
Friday evening, December 23d.
The cholrs of the different churches are
making preparations for the Christmas
services, and lovers of good music will
have an opportunity to enjoy rich treat
on that occasion.
Capt. J. L. Selah and wife have the
heartfelt sympathy of large circle oi
| friends on the death Of their daughter
Mary, aged thirteen years, which occurred
last Wednesday night.
All the men injured by the powder ex.
plosion at the Blanch coal mine, near Col
liers, w. Va, last Monday afternoon, are
getting along nicely and will recover IL
good time. Cook and Campbell were not
hurt as badly as at first supposed.
Rev. DR.. A. r. Chapman, Of Massillon
and son Paul, spent Thanksgiving in thi:
city, as the guests of their daughter anc
sister, Mrs. w. l.. medil.
The Sixth Ward Cornet Band will give
an entertainment at J. o. G. V. Hall New
Years Eve.
Miss Christensen, teacher Of German II
the public schools az Wheeling. spent Mon
day pleasantly among her Steubenvill.
| friends.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
| gave a Puritan concert, in concert, Thanks
I giving night at Y. M. G. A Hail.
n. l.. Cutler. the well-known wool buyel
Of Boston. and Miss Lucy Grimes, daugh
ter OF tte late DR.. Grimes, win be married
next Wednesday evening at tbs residence
of the brides mother on North Fifth street
Mrs A. ". Patterson, Of New York, il
the guest Of Miss Ella Davidson
Mr.. and Mrs. X sedy Crumrine cam'
oyer from Washing Pa. on Tuesday I,
attend the silver lpg Of Rev. DR.. Led
yard.