Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-12
STEUBENVILLE.
Election Of Eureka Lodge Ofiicers-Gen-
eral local News-Personal.

Election OF Eureka Lodge Ofiicers-Gen-
eral local News-Personal.
SPECIAL telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, December ll.-At q
regular session of Eureka Lodge No. 35,
X. ofP., held last Tuesday evening, the
following officers were elected: c. c.,
Chas. Rake: V. c., James Lee; Prelate,
Tames Spence; NJ. Of E., Vim. Wannama-
ker; NJ. Of F., Mat Heigl; X. of X. 4 s.,
NJ. w. Kettlewood; NJ. at A., VIM. barley,
Trustees, Robert Banks, w. II. Ferry and
VIM. Frendenberger; Alternate, Represen-
tative, Robert Love; Relief Committee, NJ.
w. Kettlewood.
On Wednesday evening, Post Division
Commander +. W. Myers, Major j. A.
Calhoun and X. Z. Nichols, all of East
Liverpool, arrived in this city, their object
being to establish Camp Of the Sons OF
Veterans. They were received ut the
depot by VIM. J. Kelly, Chas. Lange,
Henry Kelly, Walter Healer and B. X.
Prosser, Committee appointed for the
purpose. The Camp was instituted with
32 members under the title, L. NJ. Stanton
Camp, No. l59, and the following officers
wers elected: Captain, W. J. Kelly; First
Lieutenant, Sterling Carson; Second
Lieutenant, Chas. Lauge; Camp Counsel,
Thos. Helens, Henry Kelly. The object
of the order is good one, and should
receive hearty support from all.
DIR. Shane's scarlet fever ordinance
was not considered at the last meeting Of
Council. Action was deferred until next
meeting
The committee appointed by Council to
investigate the charges made that Mayor
Opperman had appropriated money collect
ed for fines to his own use at last meeting,
reported that they had thoroughly exam
ined into the matter, and there WAS no
foundation whatever for the charges. They
found where the Mayor had RENTED fines
when he had become satisfied they would
not be paid, in order TO save the expense
of keeping prisoners in the lookup, and
also where he had made reductions for the
same purpose.
The ladies of Holy Name church Satur-
day gave supper in Wegeram rink which
was literally patrOnized.
Waite's Comedy Company held the
boards at the Opera House during the past
week, and did paying business.
The Germania Zuryyerein Society are
making extensive preparations for grand
masque ball on New Years eve. Elegant
invitations are being printed, costumer
will be here from Pittsbarg and all other
preparations to make the ball grand af-
fair will be completed by that evening.
Rev. Father Hartnedy, rector OF st.
Peters Catholic Church, returned Wednes-
day from three months trip TO Europe.
He visited all the important points in the
Holy Land, and will lecture on the sub
ject in the near future. He was rendered
q public reception at CARROTS Opera House
Wednesday evening, and his welcome was
enthusiastic.
=. +. Brady returned this week from q
business trip through the East, looking as
hearty and smiling as ever.
The Misses Spaulding entertained party
of whist players Thursday evening at their
home on North Fourth street
The Councilmanic Committee from
Cleveland that visited Steubenyille and
Wheeling to examine the brick pavement,
were enthusiastic in their recommendation
vi IL OH tutlf Ittuin houic' Soih"puo ~
crying for brick pavements. Columbus is
certainly in need Of good payements,
Miss Lou Tolle has returned from n
pleasant visit to Cleveland friends.
Gen. Mills, an old resident Of Steuben-
vile, but lately residing with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Hazlett, Of Pittsburg, came
down Friday morning to see his many
friends. The General is s6 years old, aud
don I appear to be much over go.
James II Bradley, an old Steubenville
boy of the firm of Moore & Bradley, the
largest oyster and fruit packing firm in
the country, arrived from Baltimore,
Wednesday, on a visit to his mother.
The Masonic fraternity are removing
their Lodge Room from the McConyille
block, TO Floto's block, North Fourth
street.
Miss Kate Carleton, Of Allegheny City.
is visiting relatives in this city,
Mrs. John Frew, Of Wheeling, Is guest
at the residence of Mrs. Roseman Gardner.
Grand Chancellor james s. Beans, Of
p, is i'll at his residence on Adams street.