Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-08-01
STEUBENNILLE.
Social, Personal. Political and Generai
Local News.

Social, Personal, Political anu uehci"
Local News.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
STEUBENVILLE, O., July 3l.-Saturday
morning f. S. Andrews, one OF our leading
attorneys, left for the West, his intention
being to settle in Kansas. The firm OF An
drews & Erskinly, of which he was lead
ing partner, was one os the best known III
the city. Considering the lack oil oppor'
tunities in this community, the firm en-,
loved what everyone considered good
practice, but Mr.. Andrews believed he
could do better in newer country, ana NJ
was doubtless right. Wherever he may 60
his talents will make position IN busi,
ness for him. His friends wish him good
luck"
Bob Turner and Dave Johnson left Sat
urday Tor BeaumOres Lake, MusEoko,
Canada, on fishing excursion. Charley
Gallagher, Jr., Il. l.. Brownlec and Charley
Steele will follow Monday. They Will bt
Joined by other parties at Pittsburg.
Baron I.agerfeldt, of Pittsburg sailed fol
Europe last Wednesday. He was accom-
panied as far as New York by his wife, wht
will speud the summer in this city witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Doty.
W, S. Buchanan, of Wheeling, is visitin!
his brother, Res. Joseph buchanan, OF
Logan street.
J. Ross Mossgroyc's PAGER, Judge Lynch
won the 81 900 pacing race ut cleveland
last Tuesday. lie paced the third quartz
of the second heat in 81 and his owne
saws he is good for 2:l7 gait any day.
One hundred degrees in the shade Thurs
day. .u
Col. Poorman's visit to Steubcnvillc las
week. Doodle or no boodle, had wonder
fully livcning influence on some oil IN
bows. There are great many more talk
ING Poorman now than there was prior Il
his visit. But still the biggest end OF then
are for Col Taylor.
The ROYAL Gas Company have decided Il
collect for the use of natural gus by tn
month.
The campmceting held by the st. Jamc'
A. NJ. f. Church in Floyd's grove neal
Wintcrsvillc, was continued over to-day,
Sunday, August LIST.
AL Dodson. of the Panhandle railroad
Offices, is visiting friends i'll Steubenviilc
When Al. used to live with us he aSpiret
to be distinguished N \ pedestrian. H'
and Harry took walk against time ut th'
armory on the 22d and 23d of January
1880, and both performed the allotted tasE
of 100 miles in ~ hours,
Marshal Finncy has been appointed flSl
and Game Warden for this county, by the
State Fish Commissioners.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Schuellbach return
ed Thursday from trip tothe country.
Col. Dent, of Parkersburg, has returned
to Steubenville. ..
Senator Coulter is home from Cincinnati
The Royal Gas Co. have struck another
big we'll in the Hickory district.
Capt. Bradley, of New Cumberland, wa!
in the city this week He is now travelling
for the West Virginia Fire Brick Co.
Jimmy Hogan returned Tuesday from
his trip to st. Louis, right side up Will
care
Jack Edie, the wcll-knOwn clerk of tn
steamer Ratchelor is spending few day
in this city,
Miss Bessie Griffith is visiting her uncle
J. B. Blcnny, i'll Dennson.
George McCraCken, of Columbus, form
crly one of Steubenville's popular youni
men, is visiting his father, Mr. John Nc
! Cracker.
Mrs: Emma Kilgore is home from
pleasure trip to Niagara and Chautauqua
Neddie Kerwin and daughter will 80 t.
| New York this week.
Miss Lizzie NJ. Stockdale, of Washing
ton, Pa, is at Mossgrove's U. 5, Hotel, tn
guest of Mrs. W. p. Logan.
w. 4. Hunt, editor of the st. Clairsvill
Chronicle, paid visit to Stcubenyillc las
Monday,
Mr.. Charles Orr and daughter Mamie
have returned from pleasant visit t.
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