Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-25
STEUBENVILLE.


A Bad Gang Jailed-Marriages-A Cook
ing Club Organized News Notes-Per-
sonal.
Special 10 tie Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, o.. October 24.-Steu'
benyille is at last rid Of three Of her worst
characters for short time at any rate.
During the week Willie French, Dora
Mullen and Mary Land, and stranger
from Pittsburg named John Kayuey were
having q big time at the house of Nav
Land, and annoyed the neighbIrs to such
an extent that they were compelled to cali
the police several times before they were
arrested. They all pleaded guilty to the
charge of disorderly conduct, for which
offense they were fined $50 and costs, and
in default of payment we're taken to the
Cleveland wsrkhouse for period OF five
months. May Lands ak year old child
was taken charge of by the Probate Judge,
and will be sent to the home fthe friend
less. The city can congratulate herself on
being rid of such gang.
The weather signal flags ordered by
Council were received the forepart Of the
week, and are now flying from the flag
staff on Jones Munker's store. As soon as
arrangements can be made they will be dis
played from the Court House.
Thursday morning Mr.. James
Neill, of the Penny Press COM
posing room, Pittsburg, was mar
ried TO Miss Ida Elliott, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Elliott, of South
Fourth street, this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Walls, brother IT,
law Of the bride. After the ceremony q
sumptuous repast was partsken of by those
present. Mr. and Mrs. Neill left at II
o'clock for Cleveland. Among those pres,
ent from abroad were Mrs. and Miss Har,
ris, Miss Name McHenry, Mrs. bikes and
Mr.. Sam Stennes, of Pittsburg, Mrs.
Judge Pugh, of Columbus, and Miss Mag
gle Briggs of Wellsburg. They we're the
recipients of q large number ofpresents.
"Redbird" Dickinson, who for the past
thirty years has made an annual visit to
Steubenville, was arrested last Wednesday
for vagrsncy and on promising to leave
the city and never return the Mayor dis
charged him.
The lady members of the Patience Club
have organized cooking club in this city.
The object of the club is to meet twice a
month at different members Of the organ
ization and try their hand at new dishes
The officers are Mrs. Geo Harden, Presi-
dent, and Miss Jessie Myers, Secretary.
Matters were lively at the saloon and
bawdy house kept by Bill Walker, on Mar
ket street, last Tuesday night. There are
a number of whites, one or two Of tender
years, who are frequenters of this place,
who seem to enjoy themselves with their
dusky companions. The Mayor should
look after Walker.
The pronunciation bee, which was ad-
vertised to take place at the City Opera
House on last Friday night, was postponed
until next Tuesday night, owirg to repairs
being made on the house. There will be
q large NUM- er take part in the exercises,
and a full house is anticipated.
The plain drunk and disorderly conduct
man will soon loose his soft snap o! being
imprisoned in the county Jail, where he is
we fed and has soft time generally. The
new lookup is nearing completion, and the
sight of it makes them shudder. Mort
Davidson will have charge Of it.
Invitations are out for the wedding Of
DR.. j. Mccullough and Miss Mary Beatty,
to take place at St. Paurs Church next
Thursday.
Miss Annie Chambers, q we'll known
young lady for ,rly Of this city, but now
Of Philadelphia, was married to Mr.
Wright. Of Des Moines, last Thursday. The
many friends Of Miss Chambers extend
their congratulations.
W. A. Robb, Esq Of Cincinnati, is in
the city.
Mrs. HslsSesd and daughter, Mrs
Hagsn, LETT the city the forepart Of the
week 10 visit friends.
Frank Collins, of Columbus, is in the
city on short visit.
Sup. Mertz, OF the public schools visit
ed the schools Of Akron and Cleveland
during the week.
Mr.. Ed Carson, CT East Liverpool, spent
Sunday with his mother in this city.
MRS Juoge John NJ. Fughr OF Columbus,
is in the city.
W. L Gibson, of cumberland, Md, is in
the city, the guest of friends.
Miss Florence Huff, of Columbus, is the
guest of Mrs, MooEey, OF West Market
street.
Miss Maggie Briggs, Of Wellsburg, ia the
guest of friends in the city.
Mr.. Will Wagner, Of this city, is quail
hunting in Kentucky.
Frank A. Bsnes Of Cleveland, is in the
city visiting friends,
Some of the society gentlemen are or
gsnizing for swell party and dance to
take place early in November. Kramer, of
Wheeling. will furnish the music.
Chss. e. Yates, Of Portland, Oregon, is
in the city on short stay.
DR.. ]. B. Breell is making visit in tie
Esst.