Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-04
sTEUREEVILLE.

SrEUBEyvIILE, O., October 3.-The
movement started last week looking to the
location OF a fair at Steubenvitle, 10 open
next season, gives great promise Of being q
success, as Robert MCGOWAN, d. j. Sim
clair, Geo. S. Maxwell, Mayor Scott and
other prominent citizens who have push in
them, nave taken hold of the matter and
will urge it along with all the vim they
can. Tue idea is to form 2 stock company,
the value Of each share TO &c 500; buy suf-
ficient land from tho Pleasant Heights
Company for a fair ground and fit it Up.
The water works trustees will be petition
ed TO run water pipe 10 the grounds and
put M MIGRANTS, thus furnishing an aound-
ant supply of water. The Pleasant Heights
Company will be expected To take large
block of stock, as the establishment Of the
| fair there will boom their land. With five
railroads centeriug here and piked roads in
every direction, afforGing easy methods for
getting here, there is no reason why fair
would not be big success.
Tie first entertainment Of the series for
the season Of 1912 of the Y. M. G. y. was
| given Tuesday evening at the Association
| parlors, in the Odd Fellows building, on
| North Fourth street. The entertain
ment was composed of vocal and in
strumental music, Rotations, ETC.,
! the participants being the two
| Misses Spencer, Miss Hammond, Mrs.
| D. Y. Stewart, Prof. J. y. Raves, Miss
| Grace Dinkelspiel, Miss Anna Lindsly,
I Master Frank McMullen and Jas. A. Bair.
The entertainment was very pleasing one,
and those present enjoyed it greatly. Its
excellence speaks well for the ones yet TO
come, and will go long way toward pro-
viding audiences for them.
The Presbytery OF Steabenville of the
United Presbyterian Church will meet in
the u. 2. Church, corner North and Fifth
street, tomorrow evening, for the purpose
Of ordaining and installing Rev. E. NJ.
Milligan, the new paator of the church.
Rev. Knox, of the Second church, East
Liverpool, will preach the sermon, Rev.
J. c. TaggarS Of the First church, East
Liverpool, will address the people and Rev.
J. G.. Kennedy, of Wellsville, will charge
the pastor On Tuesday evening the Synod
of Ohio will convene, and one hundred del
egates are expected TO be present The
church has been newly frescoed and finish
ed for the occasion
The descendants Of George Ault had a
reunion on the old farm, near Pekin, last
| Wednesday. J. G. Ault Of this city; G.
W. Ault, Of Toronto, and Squire Ault, OF
Island Greek, are prominent members of
the family.
North Fifth street, is now well under way
and will be under roof by the first Of No
yember. After that work will proceed BY
easy stages during the winter, the object
of Mr.. Walker being 70 move into il on the
first Of April.
Art Dongherty is home from New York,
where he went to purchase new stock of
goods for his "Bee Hive" dry goods and
carpet house.
Prof. John Mullen opened his dancing
season in this city with soiree at Assem-
bly Hall, Monday night, to which all his
old pupils and their friends were invited
Bernert's full orchestra was In attendance
and pleasant evening was spent.
David NJ. German is home from a pleas
ant soiourn at Muskoka Lake, greatly i'm
rroved In health.
Mrs. w. A. Walden, of Columbus, Is the
guest OF Mrs. M. J. Beall at her residence
On North Fourth street
Capt. James Bachelor, wife and dargh-
ter. Miss Edith, are guests Of Mrs Robert
MCGOWAN. They have just returned IRON
Niles City, Montana, wnare they spent
the summer with their son aud brother.
Geo. y. Green, Of Wheeling was shak