Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
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srrryBKSyILI.H, September 9.-n the
Ohio Centennial at Columbus draws from
eyerv section of the State % it does from
S,enbenville and vicinity the management
will certainly have no cause to complain
Of a lack of patronage. On THURSDAY
NIGHT about two hundred members Of the
Ancient Order of Hiberisns and other
Catholic Societies left Steubenville VIA tine
Panhandle to be present on Catholic LAY
on Tuesday. The G. A. r boys have en-.
.s,ed ak coaches for Monday to transport
Them to the Capital City to be present at
the GRAND reunion Of the order next week,
and the Knights of Pythias are making
arrsnpemsnts to attend in force on the &C
cssion of their jubilee on the 2lst and
doubtless other organizations will see TO II
that their days are fittingly obeerved. Inc
neople hereabouts feel that Columbus was
entitled to the Centennial and that Cincin'
natl exhibited Q very small spirit when
il intsrfered and endeasored to divert the
attendance to their own city.
The Jefferson County Fair will be neid
at Smithfeld on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday, September 26sh, 9th and
18th It gives promise OF being one OF the
hest fairs ever held in the county, and the
attendance will doubtless be large. The
Smithieid fair IL always we'll pstronized
BY Steubenville people.
On LAST Thursday Mr.. John A, Donahil,
of the firm Of Donahil Bros, merchant
tailors, aud Miss Ella Powers were united
in marriage, the ceremony being performed
at Holy Name Church. by the pastor, Rev
Father Hartley. A reception was after
wards held at the residence Of the brides
parents, on Fishers Hill. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donabii start out iu life with the hearty
congratulations of many friends for q hap.
by and prosperous career.
The Cadiz fair will be held on the I'd,
Bird, 4th and 5th Of October.
X. p Tiluly and family, who have been
rusticating st the seashore for the past sik
weeks, returned home Thursday night
Mr.. Tiluly brought lot of soft she'll crabs
along, which he distributed among bis
friends.
Policeman Henry Kelly. who went to
California about six weeks sg' on business,
ia on his return trip. He will arrive ut
Columbus next week, where he will take
in the soldiers reunion, after which he
will he seen on his old beat in the Fourth
ward.
Mrs. Kirk and daughter Annie, who
have been guests at the residence of. w.
Gill. left for their home in Chicago Thurs
day afternoon.
On Monday morning last County Treas.
ursr John Bray, stepped down and out OF
Office. aud turned the keys Of the vaults
and all they contained over 10 his cue
cessor, Hugh 3 Coblen. In the evening
party consisting Of county aud city OH.
cials, attorneys, newspaper men and
friends of the retiring Treasurer, assem-
bled at the Treasurer's Office, where a
handsome gold. headed cane was presented
TO Mr. Bray, ~ q testimonial OF esteem
from his fellow county officers. Afterward
the entire party repaired to loves Impe-
rial Hotel, where an elegant banquet wss
spread, Of which oil partook heartily.
After supper speeches were made by Judge
Miller, Judge Trainer, Mayor Oppermsn,
Judge Daton, II. II. McFsddeu, w. Il.
johnson, Auditor Suutrol, and others
The following INSCRIPTION appeared on the
Bray BY the Jefferson county officers, Sep.
teniber Sd, 1888. Mr.. Bray rotires from
office with the reapect and esteem of all
who had business relations with him, aud
with the consciousness of having performed
his who'e duty.
G. X. Shupe and family left Monday
evening for Santa Fe, New Mexico, where
Mr.. Shupe will engage in business.
Mrs. Ii. II. McFadden and son Earle
are home from the seashore.
Misc Lizzie Devlin is visiting her brother
at Columbus.
Misses Dora and Kate Hill, daughters
of DIR. NJ. d. Hill, left Tuesday evening
for New York. They sailed for Liverpool,
Eugland, on Saturday, in company with .
party of Cincinnati ladies, with whom
they will take in the sights Of the old
world
Tom Woods is NJ the Columbus Centen.
NAL, running couple Of nail machines,
which the Jefferson Company have on ex.
hibition.
James Moran, who was injured by q fall
at the new deanery on Wednesday last, Ia
improving
The ladies of the Congregational Church
held successful garden party ut the resi-
deuce of David Spaulding last Monday
evening. The net receipts are about $50.
Marshall Scott has recovered from his
attack Of illness and Is on duty.
Harry Cnlbertson left Wednesday for
Richmond. Va to accept sposition on the
electric railway Of that city.
Mrs. 8. 8. Culbertson Ia home from o
two weeks visit to friends In Wheeling.
Miss Julia Lynch, Of Washington City,
is visiting Der sister, Mrs. James Z. Iuffy,
Of Monat street.
Mrs Geo. Miller and children are visit.
inr Mra. Millet,a parents at Wellsburg.