Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-12
STEUBENVILLE.

Steubenvllle, o., January II i. II.
Clifton, Of Leechburg, Pa. and a for
mer resident of this city, is here on a
visit to relatives.
Ex-County Treasurer J. NJ. Bray and
wife, Of Buffalo, n. Y, are guests of
Mrs. NJ. A. Timberlake.
Father Weissman is a gest Of Dean
His sister, who is Sister
is one Of the Dominican Sis
tiers here.
James McCracken was called here
from Chicago, and Miss Mary Nc
Cracker, Of Brooklyn n. y. also by the
! 9tb Of their brother John McCracken.
Nj Emma Lynch, of Coshocton. o.,
has been a st of Mrs. Dr. Pope. Miss
Lynch has deghted those attending
Hamline NJ. E. cnuft1y her singing.
Miss Jeanette Easton. o}R,,1,1.ssats-
town, Pa, is a guest of Miss j. -
MCGOWAN.
George Patterson has returned Ia
the University Of PENNSYLVANIA and
John Henke to Capitol College.
Miss Margaret Pattison, of New Cas-
tie is a guest Of James Bechtol and
family.
Thomas Coburn has returned home
after spending three months in Coum.
bus with his daughter, Mrs. George
Dillon.
DR.. Georgia Fulton entertained the
Young Ladies Missionary Society OF
the United Presbyterian church at il,
last meeting.
II. G. Dohrman, local secretary of the
Naval Reserves, says a bill has beer
prepared which will pass both branch
es OF the Legislature, creating two com
panies OF this auxiliary navy at once.
James Mooney, an eccentric Irish
man, died here this week, aged eight,
! years. Several years ago he was mar
RED to a girl of twenty years. He ha,
his vault constructed, coffin selected
and his obituary written three wear
ago. He left behind considerable rea
estate
The choir Of the First NJ. E. churcl
gave an anthem sunday evening. whicl
was excellent in the way of classica
music The singing of Coronation
! by the large congregation was some
thing wonderful The choir consis1e,
OF twenty-five voices, under the leader
ship of H. S. COble,aand they were as
sisted by John and Jacob Griesennge
with trombone and cornet and vii
| Rinke with clarionet. Solos were sun,
by John Kendall, Mrs. VIII link an,
Miss Grace Dawson. A trio. "Prais
Ye" was rendered by Mrs. Will ZinI
and Messrs. John Kendall and Charlie
Blackburn.
The recital given the Social Union il
Hamlin church few evenings ago wa,
marked success. Those taking mar
were organist, Miss Candy: violinist
Paul Pope; contraltos, Mrs. Molli,
Grace and Miss Ida Stewart: sopranos
Mrs. G. P. McCracken, Misses Edna Nc
Elroy and Clyde Bell, with Mrs. DR.
Pope as directress.
The Two-Step club gave soiree a
Assembly Hall, Friday evening. a
which there was thirty couples.
Misses Dora and Kate Hill have re
turned to Washington City to resum,
school duties, after spending the holi
days at home. Miss Dora Hill has re
covered from recent injury to limb
By falling off a bicycle.
B. NJ. Culbertson, of Washington
City, has been here on a visit to friend.
after a two-months' sOjourn in Mis-
! souri,
The officers of the n. V. L. and La
dies Auxiliary were installed by Capt
LANCE and Mrs. Ella Hollis.
The officers for the G. A. R. and w
r. c.. were installed by D. w. Matlacl
and Mrs. DIR. Chandler.
Miss Kate Mccullough has returned
to West Elizabeth. Pa, after spending
the holidays with her parents.
Mont. Nicholson. who was called
here from Boulder. Col by the deatl
of mis- father, has returned to his bank
ing duties.
James Hogan has gone to St. Louis
No.
Misses Fannie Mairs and Grace Mel
son have returned to Granville, o.
seminary.
DR.. J. A. McGlenn, Of Mt. Pleasant
was married Tuesday evening in Pitts
burg. to Mrs. Mary D. Barr, of Glen
field. Pa, by Rev. Austin.
Rev. J. W. Schneider, who has beef
pastor OF ST. Johns Lutheran church