Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-12-05
STEUBESVILLE.
SteubenviIIe's Brick TaVements-General
Local News.
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SteubeuviIIe's Brick Tayements-General
Local News.
Special Tslegram 10 he Sunday Register.
STEUBENvILLE, December 4.-Only two
committees, composed of members OF
the Council and city officers of neighboring
cities, visited Steubenville during the past
week to inspect our brick payements.
One of the delegations hailed from Cleve-
land and the other from NOrwalk, Ohio.
It seems to strike the average disinterested
individual that the officials of neighbOring
cities are working the brick pavement
racket for all it is worth, and are getting
a good deal of free junketing out of IT..
The members Of our own Council are get
ting badly left in this matter, for not once
have they have been off on pleasure trip
ut the city's expense. Ii DR.. Shane don't
stir himself his term will be out without
his reaping any reward in the way OF
pleasure trips. But the Doctor probably
feels like keeping quiet since his little en-
gagement with J. J. Gill, prelerring to let
some other member take the lead i'll the
matter and submit to any scOrchIng that
may follow.
Capt. Richard Shay died Wednesday
mOrningat the residence of his sOn-ln-law,
Thomas johnson, on North Fourth street,
in the seventy second year of his age. He
waf born in County Cairn, Ireland, March
10. 1915, and came to this country with
his fathers family when quite young,
locating in Philadelphia, where he resided
until he came here u few years ago to re-
side in the family of his daughter. lie
vas 4 pleasant old gentleman, and made
frienus OF all with wnOm ne became az
quainted.
Miller s Mccain have completed the
triple arch double track bridge near HOlll-
DAYS cove for the Panhandle Company,
and the work has been accepted and taken
off their hands by the Company.
Horace G.. Smith, Esq, returned Tues
day night from ten days business trip to
Chicago.
Joseph Ingler, of Linden avenue, re-
ceiyed the congratulations of relatives and
friends Wednesday on his having reached
his eighty-sixth birthday.
w. J. Hill is rapidly recovering from a
severe attack of typhoid fever.
Grand Chancellor James ). Beans at
tend session and banquet of the Martin S
Ferry h. of u. lodges Tuesday night.
IyanhOe Division, No. :, U. K. X. OF p,
held its regular monthly meeting last We'd
nesday night, and attend to some import
adj business.
sam Campbell, chief clerk of the State
Treasurer's Office, came home Wednesday
night on business connected with the rs,
signment of the Harter JewelrY and Loan
Co, of which he is assignee.
Ii is thought that the new steel plant OF
the Jefferson Iron Works will be COM
pleted by the first of January.
Kennedy Crumrine, of Washington, Pa.
came over to see his many friends last
Thursday. He WAS heartily welcomed.
Will johnson arrived home from 4 IN
ArbOr Thursday morning, to attend the
funeral of his grandfather, Capt. Richard
Sharp.
s. p. Rowland will conduct Evangelical
services in the Second Presbyterian church
next week. His services were secured by
the Y. NJ. c. 4.
ID. NJ. Gruber, Esq, of Annapolis, will
open out q law Office in this city in the
near future.
A. W. Patterson, of New York, was in
the city Thursday.
W. {. Ong, Esq, formerly Prosecuting
Attorney Of this county, was among the
Cleveland Councilmen Committee that
visited Steubenville this week, to inspect
our brick payements.
Waite's Comedy Company will COM
mence season of six nights, and Wednes-
day and Saturday mOtinee's at the Opera
House Monday evening, with the Honey
moon"
There is talk of revivipg the old Phil
harmonic society.
The marriage of Edward c. D1ugherty
and Miss Fancy Carr, at the Second
Presbyterian church, Wednesday afternoon
was the fashionable event of the season.
The church was beautifully decorated with
flowers. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Ledyard, pastor of the church,
assisted by DR.. Reed of the
Seminary. The usherS were: Col
Harry Sherrard and Mr.. Wolfe, and
ID. V. Donaldson and VIM. Miller acted rs
best men. The bride was handsomely at
tired in white satin, court train. After the
ceremony the happy couple were driven to
the brides mothers on North sixth street.
In theevening q supper of thirteen courses
was served at the parlors of Falk * O'Neal
and that night Mr.. and Mrs Dougherty
left for bridal tour through the West.
At a regular session Of the Steubenvilie
Lodge, No. l, K. of p, held Faiday night,
the following officers were elected: Alter
nate Representatives, John Saulter, Chas.
+. Moody; c. c., ]. n. Call; V. c., Arthur
DOugherty: Prelate, Henry Kelly; NJ. atA.,
Harvey ]. Smith; NJ. of F. Jas. s. Beans;
NJ. Off, Spence Wallace; X. of X. Il s, K.
L. Dicker; Trustees, VIM. MeClinton,
Fred Caufmann, Scott Buckingham; Re
lief Committee, Chas r Thompson. The
question of establishing Children's Or-
dhans' Home in Ohio was adopted by A
vote of34 to 3.