Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-10-27
STEUBENVILLE.

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chief social event of the week occur
ring on an ideal autumn day was the
marriage on Wednesday afternoon at
four o'clock. in the Second Presbyte-
rian church. of VIII J. Alexander ana
Mary H. Kennedy. The church was
crowded with friends and relatives.
The bride was given away by her IN
Gle Thomas Barclay, and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. .. IRWIN.
The grooms attendant was j. Easton
MCGOWAN. The ushers were Messrs. }.
r. Meade. DR.. VIII Fickes and Samuel
Dempster. of Pittsburg, and Robert
Barclay Of this city. Those assisting
in the music for the occasion were
Misses Grace Dawson and Laura Nc
Laughlin. and MessTs. VIII Floto and
VIII Walls. with Miss Emma CampDeH
as organist After the ceremony they
left on the Panhandle for two weeks
bfidal tour In the East, and on their re-
turn viii 90 TO housekeeping on Logan
street. They received a number OF
handsome presents. The bride enter
tanned in an informal way Tuesday
evening at the home of her uncle.
James II. Blinn and Frances A. Her
ron were married Wednesday evening
at the Second Presbyterian parsonage,
by Rev. w. b. Irwin. The young couple
went TO housekeeping at once on West
Market street.
j. J. Gill and J. H. Hawkins Of our
business men, are in the East on bust
ness.
Mrs w It. Shryock and son, of Pitts
burg, have been visiting at the McCaus-
len homestead this week.
Quite an event in Steubenville mu-
steal circles. and i'm which musical art
lists Of some ability took part, was the
Niolincello Recital. given Tuesday eve
ming I'm the Second Presbyterian
church by Prof. Charles n. Parker, Of
this city. Mr. Parker's execution on
the cello brought forth warm praise
from the audience Of admirers of music.
Misses Spencer and Hammond, in their
aCcOmpaniments to the cello, and Miss
Mclaughlin in her ballad, Dreams, -
acquitted themselves Creditably and
added 10 their past laurels. Mr. Swee-
ney i'm the "ArmOrers Song from Rob
i'm Hood, and Iris and Osiris" carried
the audience by storm, his full bass
voice showing well in the songs, and
he responded TO an encore.
Wharfmaster Logan Noll and family
have returned here after spending the
summer In Monroe county. He might
as well have continued his visit as the
river still continues low.
Mrs VI. X. Means. who has been
travelling in Europe, will arrive home
in q few days having been summoned
home by the serious illness Of her
daughter Mrs. T. S. MAXWELL
Harry Carter and Mary J. Brown left
this week to enter WilberfOrce Uni
versity.
Miss Kate Ross has returned home
after @ months visit in Pittsburg.
Mrs ID. c. Anderson, formerly Ann
Jane Malcolm, of this city, died at
Washington, Iowa.
William Slack. on old-time saloon
man of this city. is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Sarah. widow of George Kells
of this city. died this week in New Cas-
lie. Pa. and her remains were brought
here for interment.
The Gcrmania Turnverein has elect
ed as officers: First Speaker, Carsen
Carsensten; Recording Secretary, II. g.
Schaefer. Corresponding Secretary, S.
A. Laubheim: Treasurer. Fred Raeckei
Trustees. Frank Each and Jacob En-
gle while John c. LANCE was elected
member of the VOrstand.
TT. p. Hall0ck who died here this
week was the father Of a family whose
rise in the world is remarkable. The
father was born on the Island of Malta,
81. 2 .-fx
Steubenville TO live with his uncle,
Judge jeremiah Hallock. He worked
ON the Steubenviile and Indiana, Pan
Handle and Big Sandy railroads, and
was a ferryman and gardener. He
served I'm Co. 1, Twelfth Virginia, dur
in the war.
Mrs. Thomas McCrystal entertained
friends on Thursday evening in honor
of her niece. Miss Costello, Of Column
bus
Mrs Gertrude Wynn nee Marshall
has gone TO Join her husband, Patrick
Wynn. at Montreal. They were mar
ried July II b.
j. J. Walker and wife, of Brooke
county. have returned home after a
two months visit in Washington coun-
ty, Iowa. 49,
Miss Emma Kerr has entered Ale
gheny General Hospital, TO train for
nursing.
Mrs. 7. T. Foster is visiting at Elm
Grove. being called there on account OF
her father. Alfred Davis, being kicked
by colt
Murray Shilling. of the Mingo steel
plant. and Miss Tilhe OFT, were mar
RED Thursday evening, at Mingo.
Miss Julia Linn, OF Stanton school,
has been teaching the young idea how
10 shoot" for forty years. and her teach
ing associates celebrated the anniyer-
sary very appropriately by gathering
at her home and presenting her with
an elegant rocker and an etching. Re
fresbments were served and a number
Of speeches were made by Profs. Mertz,
Natack and others.
PIEDMONT.
Piedmont. W. Va, October 26.-Dr.
C.. ID. Pearce Of rOstburg, Nd, was here