Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-19
STEUBENVILLE.

Steubenv.lle, O., January Isl. w.
Evans and family have removed to Co
lumbus. Mr.. Evans had been in business
here for years.
Alexander S. Welday, father Of State
Senator Welday, died this week, aged
76 years. He was one of the wealth:est
and most prominen. farmers Of this
county.
Ben Fisher and Hugh MCGOWAN, who
have been touring Europe on bicycles,
spent the holidays in Athens, Greece.
Henry McCrystal, an eX-riyer man
and well known because of his connec-
ton with the saloon business, died here
this week
The concert given by the Philharmo-
mic Society en- Tuesday evening, under
The direction OF Prof. Parker was sue
cess. Those who took principal parts
were Mrs. w. r. Johnson, Misses Spen-
Ger and Clara Hammond. The Choir
uses were grand.
Miss Mary Miller is visiting relatives
in Columbus.
Barney Fuller, who is connected with
bridge company, is here from Joliet,
ILL.,
Homar Cook is home from Washing
ton-Jefferson College on account Of i'll
ness.
John Patton, of Niles, who has been
visiting relatives here for two weeks,
has returned home.
Mrs. w. w. Ryan of Pittsburg is Wis
ting her mother, Mrs. Brannen, Of Wells
street.
Ms. West, nee Minnie Winters, and
children and sister, Lucille Winters, OF
Pittsburg, have returned home after
visiting relatives here.
Announcement is made Of The mar
rage of Simon e. Lotus 10 Mss May
Shannon.
Mrs. C. Smith, of South Sixth street,
is home after visiting relatives in
Wheeling and GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.ldebrand, Of Phila-
delplia, have been guests Of DR.. joel
Swartz and family.
Mrs. John earns, of Allegheny. who
has been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ". Simpson, have returned home
John Taylor has left for New York City,
where he has accepted a position IN a
boot and shoe house.
Mrs. ". II. Lowe and son, Fred, have
gone TO St. Petersburg, Fla
Mrs. Rev. Watson. Of Johnstown, IS a
guest Of Rev. Dickerson and family.
". e. McSw ggen has returned from
Indinaa to take mis- old place at the Ac-
me.
Dr. Tracy has commenced a series of
ten cCn,inuoue lectures IN the Opera
House and of course the lectures are
the centre Of attraction this week.
The Steubenyille Bar Association held
a memorial service Friday in honor of
Messrs. J. A. b. Wood. J. F. Daton and
Robert Sheunrd and Judges Wood
bury and Hance, and resolutions were
presented which were spread on the
court journal and eloquent tributes
were spoken by the members in honor
of the deceased.
The Steubenville Athletic Club have
elected the following officers: President.
w. R. Davidson; Vice President, Ernst
Evans; Secretary and Treasurer, J. II.
Andrews; Recording Secretary. Chas.
McCl:ntOn, Jr. There is talk of this
"a .hlet,c organization forming into a
battalion Of the naval reserve.
A. B. COrbett. who has been seriously
i'll. is recovering.
Mrs. Agnes Beall. Of Cadiz. is a guest
Of her daughter. Mrs. H. H. McFadden.
Mrs. Anna Parks, Of Chicago, is q
guest Of her sister, Mrs. T. 4. Ham
mend
Mrs. Bertha Dunbar has returned from
Chicago, where she was visiting her SIS
td-.
Mrs. o. NJ. Sanford and children. Of Az
alon, Pa, who have been here, the
guests of DR.. \. VI. Red and family,
since the death Of Mrs. SanfOrd's moth
er, Mrs. DR.. a. VI. Reid have returned
home.
Mrs. Ella Branagan Of Pittsubrg is
visiting Mrs. Baltz Greisilger.
Prof Thomas Godfrey leader Of an
orchestra in this city. has gone 70 Gen
eva. O.. to join the Walter L. Main cir
Gus. Eir. Godfrey IS an exceptionally
fine musician, and ne VIII be quite an
addition 10 Mains ctcus