Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-08-13
.sTEUBENvILLE


SrErRENy1ILE. August 12.-The High
School class of '92 held a reunion at the
residence of John A. Kitchcart TUESDAY
evening. The parlors of the Kithcart res
idence on South Third street were Drill
iantly Illuminated and thirJy-four gradu-
ates made marry therein. Representatives
of the classA of 80, '9l and 1913 were pres
ent as guests. The banquet was one suitar
bic for an epicure to partake and the deco
rationsof the table showed exquisite taste
Mason Ross acted as POSTMASTER ana oe-
livered an address Of welcome, WINE
Hugh Brown, Jr.. responded. Benz hlrscn-
field responded to THE Faculty" Benz.
Fisher read the class poem. Wilma Max
well read several short poems OF her own,
Bert Wells spoke Of ''93s boot" Joe Kiln
cyrt talked about "Our Girls and Archie
Bool responded to the Retrospective
Prospect OF 49," 1t was one OF the most
pleasant affairs OF the season.
At the Silver Jubilee held this week at
Columbus. Bishop Watterson. ofth Cath
Ollie church, among others, created Steu-
beuvllle an immovable parish.
The K;thcart family held their annual
reunion in Clark's grove. near Mt. Pleas
ant. this county, last W ednesdny. Eighty
nine of the blood relatives Of the hithcart
and Sherrard families we're present. Hon:
r.. Sherrard, Of this city, read history OF
the family, tracing it down from lio4 10
the present time. A most delightful cay
was spent ard an elegant banquet partaKen
of. Hon. r. Sherrard was elected Presi-
dent. William Sharon, of Belmont county,
Vice President, Jesse Kithcart, Secretary
and Treasurer, and Hon. John A. hlthcart'
of Steubenville. was selected TO prepare
the history for the next reunion. An exec
utive committee, consisting or Smiley Min,
cart, Evan Jones, Jesse Bennett anu
Messrs. Walker and Parkinson, whose
business il will be to select the next place
of holding the reunion, was chosen.
The Jefferson County Teachers lnsti,
tpte will be held in the Stanton school
building, this city, commencing Monday,
August Dist.
Field Day has been postponed until the
last Of September or the first OF OCTOBER.
The day set for it was August 23rd.
A very elaborate reception was held
Monday evening at the residence OF ex-
Councilman Joseph Basler on North Filth
street The reception was given in honor
Of Miss Gertrude Seats, OF Lima, who Is
the guost of Mr.. Basler's daughters, Misses
Lulu and Name. Fifty couple were pres
ent and everyone heartily enjoyed them
selves.
Mrs. A. A. Franzheim is up from Wheel
ing, visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Warden.
Fred Weberand family are rusticating
at Powhattan.
Renner Parks and John McCracken are
taking in the Worlds Fair.
John Conelly and sister returned home
this week from a visit TO friends In Cleve-
land.
Vern Mccullough, Charley Rhodes,
Charley Cartwright and Joe Beatty are
fishing ip the Tascarawas. Their head
quartrrs are at Zoar.
are guests of their son, j. h. Garrett, this
week. 49,
The friends of Uncle Billy Sharp will be
sorry to learn that he is considerably lpdls-
posed. Visits of his friends are pleasant
features while confined 90 his home on
North Fourth street He expects TO be out
again in a few days.
Miss Amy s. Thatcher has secured po-
sition in the public schools at Bridgeport
as teacher.
Miss Leonora Johnson, of Detroit, is a
guest at the residence OF her grandfather,
O. B. Dety, on South Third street
Harry Helms, Chas. Cartwright, I. X.
Barclay. Harry Wilkin, Harry and Frank
Harden, Col. Sykes, Simon Lotus and
Misses Lulu and Name Basler, Gertrude
Seats, Nellie Wallace, May Shannon and
Fannie Gordon made up "bus" load that
drove out to Wintersville Tuesday evening.
w. G. Gordon, +. w. Hays and b.
Kraus, OF Wheeling, were visitors In Steu-
benville this week.
Misses Annie and Stella Moore, Of Wells
Vile, are guests at the residence OF w. Z.
Forbes, on North Fifth street.
WI. Sadler came up from Wheeling on
the wheel Wednesday, and returned home
Thursday morning.
Geo. w. McCook and family are at the
seashore.
Cook 81 Whitby's English circus will be
here on the Sd of August
Harry Bates, q popular young. gentle
man of this city, and Miss Lucy, daughter
of Benz. Crew, of Richmond, were married
last eek at the home OF the brides par
ents. Rev. Lloyd officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bates will make their home in Steuben-