Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-22
STEUBENVILLE.

S+eDbenville. O.. December 2l.-Arcly
RIAL Homer Dawson, John Henke' Ho-
mer Cook. Joseph Kithcarb Paul NC
Fadden and Alan McLane ana MISS
Mary Kithcart are home from college
and seminary for the holidays.
Miss May Hamilton left Thursday Ior
Florida 10 spend the winter
Mrs. p. B. Conn and daughter, Grace,
have gone TO Evansville, Ind, TO spehd
a month visiting relatives.
James Z. Hill has returned from Rus
sell. Ky. where he was called by tAe
death Of Mrs. John Hill.
Mrs. Jennie Ewing, for fifteen years
a missionary in India, was a guest OF the
Sharrard family this week.
Joseph Roberts, Of Kingstown, Ind,
formerly practicing lawyer OF this city,
was here this week on visit.
Messrs. Sweeney, Whitaker and
Crimes have placed the yacht Success
at the disposal of the President in case
of war.
Miss Lizzie Borland entertained the
[. p Young Ladies Missionary Society
at its last meeting.
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here from Davenport, Ia. by the death
Of her father, has returned home.
Miss Ida Sharp has returned home af-
ter visiting her sister, Mrs. Speer, of
Bradford. for the past two months.
Mrs. A. r. Groves has returned here
after visiting in Dennison and Chicago
Miss Mary McGinnes left Wednesday
for Wisconsin to enter a convent.
Fred Owesney and wife have removed
to P.ttsburg and Mrs. John Griesenger
is visiting them.
General John B. Gordon lectured here
Wednesday evening on the Last Days
Of the Confederacy.' 1t was the finest
oratorical effort ever heard in Steuben-
vile.
Squire James Archer and wife, Of
Brooke county, W. Va, have gone to
Florida for the winter.
Announcement is made Of the mar
riage of Miss Edna, daughter Of n. d.
Wright, of this city, to Will Stewart, Of
Pittsbufg. on New Years, at the home
Of the brides father.
James Leighley, popular w. & L. e.
conductor on this division, has been
transferred to the main line.
Mrs. George FlOtO was given a sur
prise by the Turner's Singing Section on
Tuesday evening. Refreshments were
Hospitality served.
MIS-. DR.. Grimes was called to Cadiz
bv the serious illness OF her sister, Mrs.
Atkinson.
Miss Emily CoUan, of the East End
P'ttsburg. who has been a guest of Miss
Emma Grimes. has returned home.
Word has been received here from
Mason Ross. who is at Leland Stanford
University. that he has won the first
pr:ze-S1OO-in the Lubin essay contest.
Mrs. Ross d. Giffen and children. of
Cleveland. are visiting Mrs. Citizens
mother here.
Panhandle employees east and west of
this city have been giving the supervis-
ors handsome presents. To J. L. Owing
ton they presented a handsome side
board. and to Martin DAWN an elegant
silver tea set.
The Seminary young ladies have gone
10 their homes as follows: Miss BabcOck,
Detroit: Misses Cunningham, McCOr-
mick. Spikes. Jewett and Osborne Ca
UAL. MISS DElcNlAEs L AA4lANilt iA4ds VI 80
Kelly. Oil City: Miss .Bazard, ROckway,
Pa. Mss Heiner P,rk resan' adLbs, Jaw
Pa: Miss Heiner. Parker's Landing, Pa;
and Miss Simms, of East Liverpool, and
Messrs. Wallack and COckins have left
for New Philadelphia and Canonsburg.
Miss Hamilton and Prof. Sahli gave a
musicale in Seminary Hall Thursday
evening. The piano numbers were by
Misses Osborne. S.mms. Kelly and Bah
cock. Lander. Tilivey, Cook and McCor-
mick. Vocal solos were rendered by
Misses Tweed. Heiner and Kelly. Vic
lin solos were given by Miss BabcOck
and Prof. Sahli, and duet by the Pro-
fessor and Ambrose Gallagher.
William Morrow, Of Bergholz, and
Mss Mehalia Mcknight, of Toronto.
were married Monday by Rev. L. II.
Stewart The bride possesses the pink
eyes and white hair Of the albino, and
has in the past received several f1atter-
ing offers to travel by museum mana
gers, but refused tempting bats.