Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-10-18
NEIGHBORH0OD.
WHEY Has BEEN GOING ON m NBAR-sY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK.
Sssid AEars, Happenings and Events Of Local IN
sgsst Gathered By "asgisisr" Reporters,
Readable Resume Of tho News
sTEUBENvILLE.

STrrEESvrLLE. o., October 1.-TWO
v.yo5dincrs took Mace In this city this week,
ON both occasions handsome young ladies
bestOwing their hands and hearts on worthy
Young men. The first was that OF MISS
Emma Dewey, who was united 10 marriage
70 Thomas X. Oldham, or Duquesne, Pa,
the ceremony taking place at the residence
Of the brides brOther-in-law, Col. Jonn A.
Collier. corner Of Sixth avenue and Logan
streets. The second was that OF Miss Jes-
sic Miller, OF Market street, and George
Myers. the well-known travelling salesman.
Both these contracting parties are resi-
dents Of Steubeuville and nave many
friends, who wish them unlimited happl-
ness and prosperity.
The heaters at the MingO Junction steel
plant went on the eight-hOur turn Tues
day, the object being TO make three meats
in tWenty-fOur hours instead OF two OF
twelve hours each. The new arrangement
will give employment 10 a dozen more plate
heaters.
Spence Wallace, Charley Daugherty,
George Harden, w. Med. Miller and Col.
II. C.. Sherrard are q committee TO sell
tickets in Steubenville for the charity ball
70 be given in Wheeling for the benefit OF
the city's new hospital. A good crowd OF
young people from this city viii attend the
ball.
The suit brought Oy Jonn w. Otney
against the w. s. L. +. X. h co. Tor
50, 600 damages for injury to his property oy
reason Of the changing Of the grade OF alley
A and shutting Mr. Forney of from rear
entrance to his property, was compromised
Wednesday BY the railroad company pay
ing Mr.. Forney 8, $50 and the costs OF the
suit. The important feature ABOUT tae
matter is the settlement Of the controversy
that the railroad company is responsible
for the damages 20 aoutung property IN
stead of the city.
The next days for registration will be on
FRIDAY and Saturday next, October % and
"a, the hours being from a. m. TO l p m,
md o. ~. ~ D. m, and on Monday, NO
vember .. between the hours OF 8 p. m. and
6 %. m. the boards will be in session TO
grant certificates Of withdrawal and regis
ter persons on certificates from other
wards: also 70 register persons granted or
ders bv the Board Of Elections.
Councilman HOdziuson, Vice Commander
OF the National Union Veteran Legion;
Miss Hollis and Mrs. Schellert, OF the
Ladies' Auxiliary, were az Reading, IA,
this week attending sessions OF the two
organizations. While absent they visited
Washington City and attended reception
at the White House rendered By President
Harrison.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of L. A. Miller, the popular young drug
gist, and Miss Kate, daughter OF Winfield
Scott The wedding viii take place az the
home of the bride, on North Seventh
street. on the 2lst inst.
Engineer John Hall, Of the Jefferson, is
building a fine residence on Wells street,
on a lot purchased from Mrs. Wood.
A surprise reception was rendered Mrs
Miller. at the residence Of her daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Carter. on Franklin avenue,
Wednesday evening, the occasion being
Mrs Miller's siXtv-third birthday.
Mrs Mary 3. Cook, Of New York is
guest at the residence Of John NJ. Cook,
ESQ, on Sixth avenue.
John W. Trainer is the proud father Of
new girl baby, which made its appearance
Tuesday night. Johns family now con-
sists of three instead Of two.
Mrs p. L. Brady and Miss Mary TAFT
were guests Of friends in Cleveland this
week.
Mrs. Samuel Sweat and Miss Anna
Watson, Of Lowell, Mass, are guests at the
residence Of J. G. Ault, on North Fifth
street.
Cards have Just been issued for the mar
riage Of John L. Beatty, the popular young
fireman on the ". & L. y IL. r., and Miss
Matte E. Dudgeou. Of Kilgore, Ohio, in the
NJ. + church az EilgOre, on Sunday even
ing, October %.