Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-02-16

ants were William Dunlap and Miss
| Alice McGinnis.
DR.. n. w. Tracy, the temperance lee
! turer. played a return date here on
Tuesday evening. and in q lengthy talk
in the Opera House vindicated himself
from the charge made against him by
/ one of our ministers through the col
umns of a paper.
The ladies of ST. Paurs church served
a supper in elegant style il the Parish
House or Thursday evening, and were
The Hamline Social Union gave a
very successful n the amount raised.
menagerie social in the church dining
1 room on Thursday night. Every spe-
/ cies of animal known to Noah was on
hand.
The Spanish Student was presented
/ in first-clsss style on Saturday evening
/ by the Carrots Hall Association.
Those forming the cast were 7. E. Bar
rertt, p A. Gavin, Thomas Sullivan,
/ James S. keane, n. Z. DAWN, J. L.
! Ovington, George CUsick. Edward Fa-
/ gan, J. Is. TAFT, T. K.McCaren, George
! Maley. John Sullivan, John Dillon. Mar
/ tin Burke, Ross Devlin, Jr., w. c.
| Hayes, James and NJ. Egan, and Misses
Pearl Steen, Alice Owens, Mable Curry
and Name O'Brien. W. J. Kennedy
was stage manager.
Lou Zimmerman has been engaged as
cutter and salesman for F. L. Hall, of
Wellsburg. Lou is very efficient and
| popular young man, with great ability
! in theatrical and musical matters.
Theodore Moses has gone to Chicago.
| where he has secured a position.
/ Miss Lila Huntington, of Quincy, H.,
| is g guest Of Elisha Huntington and
wife.
George Sparks, of Clinton, Ind, was
here attending the funeral OF Thomas
McCauslen.
Ed. Forbes and family, Of Alliance,
who have been visiting here, have gone
! TO East Liverpool 10 visit friends.
Councilman George McNeal slipped
on the ice and broke his right leg, and
/ Editor r. L. Decker slipped on the ice
| and broke his right arm, both this
week.
Mrs. Joseph Burns, Of Clinton street,
was in Allegheny this week, called
there by the illness of Miss Anna Burns.
Miss Bertha Each is visiting rela-
tves in Columbus.
Mother Vincencia and Sister Cab
4 riella. who have been here in the inter
/ est Of the sisters of their order, have
/ gone TO GAINESVILLE.
Rev. Father John Meade, of Neon
nelsville, has been appointed pastor at
/ Mingo.
John Pinkerton and Miss Kate Brady
were married Wednesday evening at 5
/ o'clock at Holy Name rectOry by Father
! Hartley. The attendants were Jacob
| Gresenger and Georgia Kenney.
William Jones and Miss Jane Conlan
were married Wednesday evening at s
| O'Clock at Holy Name rectory by Father
/ Hartley The attendants were Edward
| Jones and Miss Minnie George A re-
ception was given Thursday evening in
| their honor at the residence OF J. r.
Jones. Among those present were Mrs.
William Simeral and children, of VIII
merding. and Mr. and Mrs. A. Harris.
| of PittsDurg.
Frank C. Kelly and Miss Kate Ke-
rigan were married Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock at St. Peters church
/ by Dean Hartnedy. The attendants
were William Kelly and Miss Coyne
Miss Ada Mccoy. who has been visit
ing Toronto and Steubenville friends,
has returned 10 Brazil. Ind.
Charles Flanagan was given a pleas
ant surprise by his young friends on
Tuesday evening at mis- home on North
| Fifth street
Mr. ]. J. Gill, of this city and DR.. S.
B. McGavern, o. Cadiz. it is thought,
viii be selected by the Republicans as
delegates from this district to the Ma
| tional convention.