Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
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1 Personal News.
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SrEuBRxvILLE, o., October IA lsrg
number of workmen are engaged on th
road between Wintersyille and this cit.
erecting telegraph poles and fixtures for tn
Mackey Bennett line which will be brough
to this city, and extended across the river 4
Pittsburg. The Steubenville business pub
lie viii soon be able to congratulate itself Oh
having another telegraph line.
Gen. R. P. Kennedy, Republican candi
date for Eeutenant-G Governor Of Ohio, spoke
10 small audience at the Opera House in
this city, Friday night. His subject was the
waving Of the bloody shirt and Gov. Hoadly.
paganism.
The ladies Of the Congregational church
gave pronouncipg bee at their parlorS on
last Thursday evening, and met with good
success.
The Steubenville base ball club met Sat.
urdsy evening and formed permanent or
ganization. II is the intention of the CLUB
to have inclosed grounds next season aud
furnish their patrons some dne games, both
With local and Association clubs. We wish
the club success.
Marshal Finney to Dennisou Thursdsy
and arrested Edward B. McClellsnd, who
10 charged by the Maer's Of this city with
obtaining goods under false pretenses. Nc
Clellsrd was brought to this city and plead
not guilty.
Postmaster ONeal appointed Barney
Craig and Carlton Ewing last Wednesday
IS the special delivery boys for the post
ofice.
The criminal session of the Probate Court
commences Monisy next Among the
cases is that Of Alex. Dobb5, charged with
threatening to shoot.
We are informed that there is no truth in
the rumor that the strikers OF the Junction
lroR Works that there is disposition to
agree to a compromise with Mr.. Lsughlin,
the President Of the Mingo Mill Company.
Thursday. October LIST, the anniversary OF
Rev j. A. Thrspp formerly pastor of the
Fifth Street NJ. p. Church of this city, and
Who is now visiting his friends in this place,
was handsomely entertained at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ridgley. A sumptu-
oss supper was spread in honor of the &C.
cssion, after which, in q neat and appro-
pirate speech, Rev. F. A. Brown, in behalf
of Mr.. Thrapps friends, presented him with
a very fine carving knife and fork. Mr..
7. was taken by surprise, but responded In
his usual style.
A large number of Steubenville people
will take advantage of the cheap excursion
sates to Pntsburg Grand Army day.
Harry Holiday is visiting in Bellalre.
II. C Trewiek, of Philadelphia, is in the
city.
Miss Bell Hall, of New Alexandra, is the
guest Of Miss Name Foster.
Mrs Geo. Brown, of Akron. is visiting
friends in this city.
Harry c. Sherrard returned home from
New Orleans last Thursday.
Charlie Hull, formerly Of this city, but
now conductor on the B. & o. road, is Wis
i,irg his parents in this city,
Paul 81. Ewing, representing the Rhupart
Company, was in the city during the week
making arrar gements for the presentation
of his company at the City Opera House
October 8, 9 and 10.
Charlie Reed left for Columbia College
lest Wednesday where he will resume his
studies.
Rev. Edward McGuffy, of Urbsns, is in
Il e city, the guest of Harry Sherrard.
Mrs. W. R Drake is visiting her father,
Col Doyle. of this city.
Miss Hettie Boyle, of Pittsburg, is visiting
her cousin, Miss Mary Hagan.
Miss Fannie Carr, of Pittsburg, visited
friends in this city during the week
Miss Crawford, of Brooke county, W. Va,
is visiting at the residence of Mr. W. Fl.
Mooney.
Vem Mccullough and Ed. Steele are tax
ing trip through the country.