Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-11-14
STEUBENVILLE.
A Grand Assembly Of G. A. Il. Posts next
wednesday-NoteS.

STEUBENVILLE.
A Grand Assembly Of G. A. X. Posts next
wednesday-NOtes.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, November IA grand
assembly of soldier boys will take place
in this city ON next Wednesday. All the
G. A. K, posts in Eastern Ohio will be
represented, and Commander -C hiefGen-
eral Lucien Fairchild and Department
Commander General A. l.. COnger will
both be present. A parade will take
place in the afternoon and a campfire in
the evening at the Opera House, at which
speeches will be delivered, songs sung and
a general good time INDUCED in. A large
crowd OF people is expected here and prep
aratiOns are being made to entertain them.
A committee of COuncilmen from Can
ton were in the city on Thursday examin-
ing the brick pavement. 1t is getting to
be all the rage.
James Beans, Grand Chancellor of Ohio,
was at Cleveland Monday night and dedi-
Gated a new set of Lodge rooms for Critic
rion Ledge, No. ~, Knights Of Pythias.
The rooms are No. $ % and ~ in the City
Hall building, and are said to be among
the handsOmest in the State. He also at
tended the meeting OF the Uniform Bank
on Tuesday, which was a very brilliant
affair. He brought home one of the finest
badges the writer ever saw Three OF
them were presented by the Cleveland
Knights, Major General Carnahan, of the
Uniform Bank, Supreme Chancellor How
ard Douglass and Grand Chancellor Beans,
being the recipients.
r. b. Bancroft, State Mine Inspector,
was in the city Thursday on business con-
Inspector Joe Morris, had been visiting
the fire clay districts up the river, and
visited MingO oil Friday.
DR.. Kells and family have gone 10 FlOri-
da for the winter.
Joseph Il. Doyle, OF the Herald, returned
from his southern trip Tuesday evening.
4. Z. McLane has removed his store
room to the Griesinger Block, South
Fourth Street.
Steuben Lodge, No. /, Knights OF Py-
thiaS, on Friday evening, held 4 very en-
joyable session. Work in the First dnd
Second Rands was done and other business
attended to.
John Mckay and Freddy" Harrison,
among those indicted for keeping gamb-
ling, ON Thursday last, paid their fines OF
800 and were released from Jail. They
also paid fines of s. for selling liquor on
Sunday.
Marshall Tinncy, John c. Butler, Jr,,
and Dan Mccoy, some time during the
coming week will 20 on u hunting eXpe-
ditiOn. The contest between them will be
more interesting because the one who
shoots the smallest lot OF game will have
to stand treat to an oyster supper for the
others They will do their hunting in the
wilds of Wayne township.
Gus. I%Iartje, a genial paper dealer Of
Pittsburg, formerly manager of the Clinton
Paper Mills, this city, was down Thursday
and Friday to see his old friends.
Miss Emma Bracken * ut Martins
Ferry visiting friends.
J. z. Campbell and family left on Mon
day for Wichita, KaS., where they will III
future reside. Mr.. Campbell has had a
wholesale tobacco store, under the man.
agement Of Will Nash, at Wichita, for
over a year.
Newt. White, formerly n printer i'll this
city, but lately of Chicago, on Wednesday
was united in marriage to Miss Addie l..
Crugcr, of Sherman, Chautauqua county,
New YOak.
Mrs. DIR. A. NJ. Reed, of the Seminary,
who spent the summer in Europe, will sail
for home in 4 few days.
Solicitor Miller paid a flying visit to
Pittsburgh on Thursday.
The party of S~teubenville young ladies
who sailed for home from Europe a short
time ago, are expected to arrive here on
Tuesday.
Mrs. +. p. EdmOnds is at WOOdsfield
visiting her father.
Mrs. Alice, wife of Jacob Griesinger, died
suddenly Frid ay morning at 6 o'clock, Of
heart disease, aged 80 years. She leaves a
husband and five children.