Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-08-30
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Special 10 the Sunday Register.
STErBENvILLE, O., August 29.-Quite q
sensation was created in our city last Mon
day over the arrest Of two young girls
named Bessie Owens and Emma RowIeY.
aged respectively II and Is years, for keep
ing company with a man named Henry
Haskell, an employee of the pottery. II
seems that Haskell has been making his
headquarters at the house of Mrs. Murray,
and the mother of Emma RoWley, and that
she has been acquainted with the relations
of her daughter and Haskell, and had it no.
been for the friends of the other girl, the
scandal would never have been brought to
light. The Probate Judge took hold of the
matter and will send the girls to the Girls
Industrial Home at Yellow Springs, Della
ware county. Haskell has q family living
in East Liverpool. This should be a warn
ing to the large number Of our young girls
who are in the habit Of meeting married
men in various parts Of the city.
TIE Steubenville fishing club consisting
OF Will Evans, r NJ. Brown, John Eide
and Charlie Steele, who are now at Musko-
10 Lake, Canada, has been hea5S from.
The boys are having a fine time and are
sorry to have to return Monday next
About 500 people attended the Pan
Handle railroad picnic at Coshocton from
this city. The engine was handsomely dec
GRATED, and under the management of man
ager Copeland everything passed oil nicely
A farewell social was given By Miss
Anna Devon, and the infant class Of which
she was teacher, at the Congregational
Church parlors last Tuesday evening, at
which very large number Of ladies and
genrl. men and little folks were present, AUD
all ~ owed the entertainment. Miss Devon
cit Wednesday for her new field OF labor
S teacher in the schools at Norwich
Conn At the close of the entertainment
Rev Bradley, on behalf Of the infant class
presented Miss Devon with book ofpoems
aud an elegant vase.
The Theatre Comique will open Its regu-
lar season On the 7lh of September with a
strorg company.
Some time since man was going the
rounds in this city hunting up clothes wiring
ers 10 repair and claimed he would do the
work free of charge TO advertise himself
| Several residents in the lower end OF the
city who had wringers 10 repair handed them
over, but up to this writing have seen Meth
er wringers or man.
The Young Mems Friendship gave pic
mic Saturday at Town Rock There was
good music and frst-class time was en-
! ioyed By everybody.
Among those from this city at the ninety,
eighth reunion at Scion were DR.. ). B
McCulloch, DR.. Floyd aud wife, John B.
FOLEY, G. \. Maxwell and wife, Frank Haw'
kin, Rosemar Gardner, Satie Hanlin and
Jane Love.
A party Of young folks visited FrankOr'
Springs Saturday.
William Coleman, May Bros. populalcu-
ter, left for Cincinnati Friday, May |, to
witness the Sullivan Nc Cafrey fight. larry
Sherrard expects to JON him Sunday.
Miss Agnes Sheriff, Of Cadiz, is 8iting
a, the residence Of James Sarratt.
Miss Kate Lindsey and her CUES Miss
Toner, OF st. Louis, have returned firm an
eastern trip.
Will O'Hauir, of this city, is sitting
friends in Salem aud New Lisbon.
Miss Minnie Timmons, of UrIchslle, is
the guest of Friends in this city. D..
Miss Lizzie Neill, of Cleveland, ism the
city.
Miss Fiona O'Neale, of this city, visit
ing friends in Coshocton.
John Haagland. wife and child re the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Lowe at the lPerial
Hotel.
Steubenville ls 10 have a frst-cbS base
ball club next season.
The Jack Diamonds gave good
show 10 a poor audience last TuesdT night.
We no, e they vi return soon.
iss Orth, Of Covington, Ky, antormer-
" pupil at the Steubenvi!le Semary, is
in the city, the guest of Miss argare'
Moody.
Howard Lyuch and W P. Ship are at
CiautsJQua.
A large number of our citizen took iu
the P, c. L St L railway emploes pic
mic at Coshocton yesterday.
Tie town authorities are psry Fifth
street with brick after the style of hspline
street on the South Side, in yourity. 1t
will be fine road for driving on.
Mossgrove's new l. s. Hotel isoW open
10 the public, and must confess ID as neat
and clean as a pin. The genial Bic Moss
grove is chief clerk.
Geo. Wells, of Wheeling, is athe St.
Nicholas
Al Levi, Of your city spent laievening
on Fifth street
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hunter, oMounds-
Vile, are guests at the I. S. Hot
Harry Weeks Theatre Comic opens
about September 10th.
Miss Ida COMBS South Side heeling
lady, who has been visiting trien'here for
some weeks past, returned home sterdsy
Marcus Baer was here, yesterd looking
up the grocery trade.
Fred. Mcfarland, Of Salem, no, is in
the city.
Mike Warner, former Whsug boy,
has earned quite reputation uIere as
bsse ball player
Mr.. ". n. Lowe, Of the lmpel, has re-
covered from his recent illness.