Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-03-29
STEUBENVILLE.


en- Dunbar, who has been teaching at
Wellsville, has resigned.
Misses Clara Henry and Mabel and
! Nellie Steele gave a very fashionable
leap year party on Friday evening at
| the residence Of G. \. Henry. The
house was beautifully fitted up for the
occasion.
Charles Perrine extra conductor on
the w. & L. E. Railroad, who resigned
in February, has returned to work IN
the same capacity.
Robert B. Miller has gone to Port
Huron, Mich, to accept position with
his uncle, George Glass.
Alfred Day and wife have gone on a
visit TO Minneapolis.
Grandmother Dray died here this
week at the residence Of Mrs. John Van
dine, aged So years.
Joseph NJ. Broadly, formerly a resident
of this city and Wheeling, died on the
18th at Kansas City, Mo, aged 81 years.
Rev.Sam Small lectured at Mingo Fri
day afternoon.
Those who took part in in the con-
cert given in the Christian Church on
Tuesday evening were Misses MahOn,
Pugh, Cook, Fisher, Nellie and Naomi
Invis, Mollie Trainer Lulu McCul-
Tough, Edna Woods and Ida McKeever
and Edw. Sullivan.
Arthur 4. Branagan has gone 20 New
York City to undergo a surgical opera
ton.
Miss Emma Brown of the Allegheny
General Hospital, is home owing to
fractured ankle.
Miss Julia Galloway, who has been
Ohio, died here Monday.
George NJ. Rodgers. of this city, was
married at Lorain to Miss Christina
Freeland, on March 18th, by Rev. o. V.
Slusser.
Mrs. Scott Permar and daughter are
here from Columbus on a visit.
Rev J. d Rutledge and wife, Of Ak
ron, were guests Of Frank Murphy and
wife this week.
Mrs. c. Z. Mowry, of lakewood, Pa,
is a guest OF NJ Alexander and family.
Mrs. NJ. A. WEIGH is visiting friends
at Primrose, Pa.
EX-City Engineer J. NJ. Hickey was
here on a business visit week
Milt Copenad and wife have return
ed to Columbus after a visit here.
Harry Schnelbach stopped off here this
week on his way East from Marion, Ind.
Mrs. w. B. Davidson entertained the
young ladies of the Seminary on Satur-
day evening by dinner party.
Mrs. W. F. Simeral and Mrs. 2. D.
Greasel, of St Louis, are guests Of J. c.
McKeever and family.
Miss Beatrice Opperman entertained
ten couples of her young friends on
Monday evening by a birthday party.
Rev. w. B. Harris was appointed by
Lexington NJ. E. Conference to come to
the Sixth Street Church here, and I. n. |
Mccullough, of this city, was chosen as
a delegate to the General Conference.
Rev. G.. H. c. Hallock, of this city.
will be ordained at the next meeting of !
Steubenville Presbytery TO go as a mis-
siOnary TO Africa, having been appoint !
ed by the Foreign Mission Board.
DR.. A. NJ. Blackburn is trying the Ed !
son cure for consumption on his son-in-
law James Love, with good success, as |
he is improving.
Homer Cook, Paul McFadden, Allan |
McLane and Joseph Kithcart are here |
from Wash-Jeff College on a vacation;
Will Stewart from Ohio Wesleyan: Don |
aid Mckinley and John Huston, from |
Wooster.
o. NJ. Sanford, formerly of this city, |
is doing some excellent editorial and lit |
erary work on the Pittsburg News.
The comet known as Perrine's comet !
was recently discovered by a young |
Steubenvillian, Prof. Charles D. Per-
rine, assistant astronomer at Lick OBJ !
servatOry.
c. N. Rhoades entertained a number !
of gentlemen friends at dinner on Sun |
day evening, at the Imperial Hotel, in |
honor of his birthday.
Reception day exercises at the public !
schools were Of an interesting character |
on Friday.
Miss Kate Johnson entertained about |
thirty-fve of her friends with a leap
year party on Thursday evening.
Solomon Rosenbloom, of the firm of
Rosenbloom Bros, this city, was mar
Tied in New York City on Wednesday TO |
Miss Cecilia Newmark. After two |
weeks trip they will return here and 20 |
to housekeeping.
DR.. f. R. Chapman and wife have re-
turned here after a six months resi- |
dence in Columbus. The ladies of their |
neighbOrhOOd TO the number of twenty /
gave a delightful surprise and welcome |
back reception on Thursday evening.