Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-07-17
srEUBENvILLE.

| STEUBENAILLE, O., July 16.-Here and
there you will find man who objects TO
| ladies riding bicycles, their principal rea-
| son being than it makes them mannish.
| The same parties are opposed TO ladies
skating, rowing, or doing anything else OF
IA athletic nature; their idea being that the
| fair sex should confine themselves TO such
pursuits as will not result in their becom-
| ing muscular 1t may be different in other
cities, but it can be truthfully said that the
ladies who ride bicycles in Steubenville,
| instead of being mannish and bold, and for
ward, are examples Of their sex for others
to COPY after They are sweet and lovaole,
and the exercise brings the glow or health
to their cheeks and brightness TO their eyes.
Nothing is more pleasing TO look at than
handsome girl Just after she has dismouut
ed from her wheel with the face beamlng
from the exhrcise and excitement. BIZ
cycling takes the place of skating on the
| river which has not been known IN this
region for dozen years at least a LADY
on bicycle is pretty sight.
"A meeting was held Tuesday night ana
letters Of incorporation prepared for the
Houston Narcotic Cure, and the appllca-
ton was forwarded to Secretary OF State
Poorman on Wednesday. The incorpora-
tors are David MCGOWAN, Chas. Gallagher,
4. NJ. Boal, r. l.. Brownlee, DR.. J. w.
Robertson, DIR. w. r. Allison and others.
MIR. Boal will be Business Manager and
Dr. Robertson Medical Director.
Miss Hettie Hagan Tuesday evening
gave pleasant party to a number Of inti-
mate friends, at her home on Highland
avenue. Among those present were Misses
Grace Dinkelspiel, Ida Sharp, Alice Gil
more, Lottie Conn, Mary Sharp, Annie
earns, Alice Harper, Annie Dunbar, and
Messrs. Fred Lowe, Hal Watson, Elmer
Worth, Geo. Cartwright, Geo. Coates,
Geo. Helms, Harry Priest, Reg Jackson
and Joe McLane
Miss Bessie Dawson gave lawn party
at her home on South Fourth street Fri
day evening. A large number Of her young
friends were present and an exceedingly
pleasant time was enjoyed.
Judge j. w. Jordan returned TUESDAY
from trip to Southwestern Missouri and
Northern Arkansas.
The High School class of '92 was enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Miss Laura
Nicholson at her home on Adams street.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Paynes are at home
to their friends at 1.-THE Retreat"
Geo. A. Roger has brought suit against
| Beall & Steele for 300 damages 10 his
property on North Seventh street caused
| by grading done by defendants Cd their
| property adjoining.
James Workman and family attended
the Watson Chapman wedding at Mounds
vile last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Conner were pleas
antly surprised by twenty couples OF their
friends Wednesday night at their home on
| Dock street.
The miners of this city held a meeting
Monday evesing and passed resolutions OF
sympathy with the strikers at Homestead,
| and also rendered them financial aid.
Miss T,ucy Higgins of MoundsVille, is
the guest of Mrs. w. F. Purdy, Of South
| Sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Garrett and daugh-
| ter are visiting friends in Washington, Pa.
Stanton Club, Lyceum League OF Amer
| lea. No 1S2. excurted on the Bachelor as
far up the river as New Cumberland and
as far down as Mings, Thursday night:
About two hundred were on board, and
| they had pleasant time.