Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
sTEUBENVILLE.

Carrie fisher. of Hannibal Monroe couu-
", has been visiting relatives here.
Deputy Probate Judge Frank kert has
resigned.
There are nearly sixty applicants for
the paStOrate of the First PreSO yterian
Church, and i've already in for the prob
able vacaEt paStOrate Of the Second Pres
| Oyterlan Church.
The exercises held IN the Fifth Street
NJ. I. Church in celebration of the four
/ teenth anniversary of the Christian En-
deaver were well attended aud considerable
enthusiasm aroused by the speakers.
DR.. Il. b. Pope pastor Of the Hamliue
NJ. H.. Church, this city, Is q very talented
and able man and he is spoken of for the
blShOpric. A recent address upon "The
Place ana Power Of Song in Divine Serv-
Ice was highly appreciated. Dr. Pope in
announcing hymns generally gives their
author ana the circumstances under which
taey were written, the talks being refresh
I ~ instructive. DR.. Pope is now endeavor-
ing % ind the correct pronunciation of
l "Hamlue,N there being three forms used.
superintendent H. n. Merit. Of our pub
nc was one OF the lecturers at the Round
| Table meeting ia Allegheny, Pa, on How
! 20 Test the Quality Of q Teachers WOrd.'
Among those who have gone South to
escape tae blizzard are President OF COuu-
eli Winfield Scott and WIFE, County Sur
veyor Sam Huston and Henry Wilson
Mrs. HAYDEN, of this city, who has had
charge OF the Troy, Ohio, Western Union
ONCE, IS holding down the Office for Miss
Perkins who has gone on "a visit 70 Phila-
dephia
j. =. Campbell, who left Holidays Cove
w. Va, In $50 for New Mexico where he
has gotten we.l-t1-dO, mining gold and sill
yer, and who has been nome for the past
Two months visiting relatives, has returned
20 the Southwest, accompanied by COrtOn
Irotter, Of this city, who viii mako has
start In life there.
j. Aiunker, the clothing merchant, and
Z daughter Miss Lily aud n. LewengOod, bis
cashier, have gone 10 New York City for q
visit
The members Of the Germania Turnve-
rein rendered an opera, THE Diver Mon
I day evening in their hall with pleasing ef-
I feet
A sleighing party Of a dozen persons
/ drove out 10 Hat Porter's, on Dry Fork
/ Monday evening, Ond were Hospitality en-
/ tertalued.
Neal Mills and wife, Of near York. this
/ county, gave largely attended party
! Monday evening,
{ Dr. Clark Robinson delighted a large
l audience Wednesday evening with his lee
I ture on Thomas Moore, the Irish poet
| Mrs. j. stanton MossgrOve is visiting az
| Zanesville
/ Miss Edna Simms, Of East Liverpool is
/ guest az the home Of her uncle, NJ Is.
Simms.
Local Union No. 20, Operative Potters.
gave one Of the most enjoyable and largely
I attended balls Of the season Friday even
\ ing.
WIN Walker "a colored bicyciist aud
/ class A racer, Of this city, has joined the
\ regular army aud will be sent 10 Fort
I Beard, New Mexico.
/ Mrs Mary A. Manley, an aged native
/ resident of this city, died Wednesday
/ John e. Lander, a prominent German
/ resident of this city, died Wednesday.
/ The w els ii StOriCal Society held an
/ other meeting Thursday evening aud add
\ ell more data 70 that collected, looking to-
/ ward aprOper celebration Of the centenary
I of SteuD5nville in 1897.
I Mason Ross, of this city, who is at Lee
/ land stanford University, California has
I been elected assistant h0rsrian which is
good thing financially and otherwise
IL. B. Burnett, a lumOer dealerand VIE
I wi remove TO indianapolis.
I George n Henry has moved into his
I elegant residence, on North Fourth street
/ Miss Eliza MckeOwn, who has been head
/ mnEner for j. II. Hawkins * Co. for years,
I has resi- Eued. and viii 90 into business for
/ herself iu the spring.
I About fifty of the young friends Of Miss
/ Re0eccs Edwards rendered her pleasant
/ surprise Tuesday evening.
Miss Ella Jones, OF wheeling IS the
/ guest Of her sister, Mrs. Edward Seig-
fried.
/ Steubeuville ladies are conducting a
I HELPING Hand. and trGmps from all over
/ the United States are attracted hither.
A number Of Steu0enyille ladies are
mentioned for Board Of Education,
among them Mrs. John ~ Cook, Mrs W
I H. Hunter, Miss 3. Kelley, Mrs. William
B Donaldson, Miss Julia Galloway, Mrs.
Jesse Campbell and others. The ladies
viii vote for Board of Education mem
bers for the first time this spring and they
wiz turn out iu fun force. IL they organ
lie and vote they will, ii they nominate,
sweep all the other candidates of the
earth and the gentlemen are hesitating be-
fore announcing their candidacy.
Charles Amick, a local pugilist, and
/ Annie johnson, Of Allegheny, were mar
| RED Thursday a, Pittsourg.
Col. j.. NJ. Wilson, of this city, was
elected by the X. q. r. lodges Of Ohio as
/ Representative 10 the supreme Castle.
Mrs H.. l.. Hammond gave neiightful
/ reception Tuesday evening in honor Of
/ Mrs. Dr. Motfatt, who leaves shortly for
/ Grand Rapids.
/ Rev. A. NJ Buchanan. Of Morgantown,
] ~. y a., ptedSeQ the ueuueSS OF tue i 4LSt
I Presbyterian Church very much by his
I trial sermon.
DR.. +. Pearce is convalescent, after
/ long illness, aud be will 20 shortly 10
Philadelphia for treatment
David Forester, a well known resident
| Of Brooke county, died this week.
Baroness Laeerfelt has gone to New
York Cily to Join her brother, Harry L.
/ ~ DOtey. and both Will spend several
weeks I'm the metropolis.
SuDt Gwynue, or the electric light plant
was called 10 Springfield by the death OF
his brother.
Miss Ethel Simms entertained the brio
a-braC club Tuesday evening.
Mrs DR.. J. A. Mccullough entertained
the Patience Cooking Club Thursday even
ing.
James p. johnson and Harriet J.
Wilkes, colOred, of Mt Pleasant, were
married here Friday.
Miss Annie Hall, of Wheeling, who mas
been visiting relatives here, has returned
home.
Miss Bess johnson entertained the
Brownie Club very pleasantly recently.
Supt. John Kennedy, OF the Jefferson
furnace. and wife, have gone 20 Allegheny,
where they will make their future home.
sAROis.