Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-12-21
STEUBENVILLE.

SrEUBENvILIE, December 2O.-Monday
evening the hall of Steuben Lodge NO; l.
Knights of Pythias, will be the scene OF
pleasant time, for the first social hop OF the
season will be given by the Ivanhoe Dlvis-
ion. No. Z, Uniform Rank. 1t is to be
strictly a X. of P. dance, and is gotten up
as one of the entertaining features OF the
order. Bulche's fine orchestra will furnish
the music, and there is no question but the
Knights and their ladies will have a pleas
ant time. L..
The so-called race war between whites
and blacks at Mingo last Saturday night,
and the cutting ARRAY in this city, was
nothing more serious than COLLECTION OF
drunken fights, in which no one was Dadiy
hurt and about which not much shoulu
have been said. All the outcome IN legal
vay was the the binding over TO court OF
ONE man by the Mayor of Mingo in the sum
of 81. 0O0 and that is about all that Will De
heard of the matter, as the grand jury Will
fail to find any bill against him when the
time comes for it to take action.
Operations still go on in the Island creek
oil field The first well put down goes
steadily ahead pumping eighteen barrels
per day and making money for its owners.
A pipe line has been laid TO Brown station
on the G.. & y. Railroad TO facilitate me
shipment of oil. The Ault-Miller well on
the Chambers farm is down about four
hundred feet, and work commenced on the
May-Dunham well Tuesday morning. a
company is being formed TO operate on the
Finley farm adjoining the Chambers farm,
and well viii be put down Immediately
on the Karmeyer farm, so that altogether
the outlook is that the entire territory VIII
be developed.
The Board of Education at its last meet
ing voted down resolution to dispense
with the teaching of music in the public
schools. but il failed to elect teacher, al
though there we're several applications Tor
the position, s. that the same effect is bad
for time at least as the resolution would
have produced. There is no telling Just
what Board of Education will do.
A musicale was given Thursday evening
at the Seminary by the pupils, which was
attended by many friends of the school. II
was very enjoyable occasion.
Mrs. Will Eeall is at Rochester, Pa, Wis
iting her parents.
Miss Eva C,mley, of Mt. Pleasant, is the
guest of Miss Hattie Anderson.
The friendsof Harry Helms were pleased
to see him out last Wednesday after sever
al weeks illness from pneumonia.
Miss Sallie Chapman gave tea Monday
evening in hon)r of her kinswoman, Mrs.
A. K. Groves, If Beaver Falls.
Senator Sivg, of Wellsville, and Miss
Mamie Hear, of CoviAgton, KY, were
married Tuesdiy evening at the residence
of the brides PARENTS. The many friends
of the groom in this city are unlimited in
their wishes 70, the prosperity and happi-
ness of him andhis bride.
Miss Maud Conley entertained the
Christmas Cluj at her home corner Fifth
and Ross stress, Wednesday evening. The
club is composd of number of young
ladies banded together to celebrate the
coming of achanniversary of the birth of
Christ. Refreshments were served and
pleasant time etoyed.
Il. T.. Francy6nd wife, of Toronto, are
spending the hdidays with friends in Chi
cago.