Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-14
sTEUBENVILLE.

STEUBENvILLE, August 19.-At q con-
ference of Junction Iron Co., OF Mingo,
with committee from Mingo Lodge, No.
%, Amalgamated Association, held Tues
day, nothing final was determined on,
though it is probable the scale will be
signed by the time all repairs are complet-
ed and the mill is ready 10 start up. No
hint came from the company that II would
ask a reduction in last years scale, and
no trouble is anticipated by the men. Both
the representatives OF the company and
the committee were in excellent humor
when they parted. The idea that was ex-
tant that the delay in signing the scale
was caused by the trouble at Homestead
don't seem to be correct, and the outlook is
that no differences will come up for ad-
iustment between the men and the COM
panv, and that the Laughlin and Junction
iron and Steel works will shortly resume
operations.
Thomas Menamin, a well-known glass
blower, died at mrs home corner Dock and
Grant streets, Monday evening at six
o'clock, Of Bright's disease, after an illness
continuing from last Christmas. While
working at his trade in Bellaire in 1919,
he married Maggie, daughter Of James
Henneghan, who, with two children, sur
vive him. His funeral took place Wednes-
day morning under the auspices OF Local
Union, No. S, A. f. G. W., and was largely
attended.
A shoot at clay pigeons came of on
Pleasant Heights Tuesday afternoon, the
participants being members of the Rival
Gun Club. The score was as follows,
twenty-five pigeons being the number shot
at by each: DR.. G. A. Aloaugh Is, Baiz
Griesinger %, DR.. J. j. Mccoy 81, Ed. l..
Hammond 10.
p. Nj. Stanton Post, No. 1876, G. a. R.,
will hold a grand campfire in the Opera
House Monday evening" August 10Th.
Dept. Commander Mack and other promi-
nent members Of the order will be present.
The Acme Glass Works will resume in
full Monday. The boys are back from
their camping out excursions and are IN
good trim for the fall and winters work.
Ed. Malone, Charley Hunt and Charley
Brohman, who were camping at White
Rock, on the Virginia shore, opposite
Browns Island, for the past four weeks,
broke camp Thursday morning and return
ed to the city. They are all as brown as
berries and hearty as bucks.
II. Q. Snyder, Of Philadelphia, is guest
at the residence of his brotherin-law,
Henry Lawson, on West Market street.
r.. II. Sprague returned Wednesday
evening from round of visits TO friends at
Gaadenhutten, New Philadelphia, New
Comerstown, Harrisville, Hopedale and
Cross Creek
Recorder Vance this week received an
IS. 0OO, 600 mortgage from the w. IL l.. r..
Railroad Company TO the Central Trust
Company, of New York, for record. The
mortgage is on all the property Of the rail
road COR pany and the money Will be used
to extend and improve the lines.
Miss Ida Neuhausen, of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of her friend, Miss Ella Schnorren-
berg, at her home on North Third street.
Mrs. John w. Trainer returned home
this week from pleasant visit to her Sis
tiers. at Alliance and Mt. Union.
Ben MCGEE is home from visit to
friends in Wheeling.
Mrs. j. NJ. Powers and daughter, Daisy.
arrived home Wednesday from asoiourn at
GAINESVILLE and Magnetic Springs.
DR.. Mason and wife, OF Wheeling, who
were the guests Of Capt A. II. Battin for
ten DAYS, left Friday for Chautauqua,
where thew will soiourn for few days.
Ex-Councilman Hodkinson, President OF
the Yale Steel Co, New Haven, Conn, Is
in the city visiting his family.
Misses Name and Ella Sullivan, OF
North Eighth street, are visiting friends in
Bellaire and Moundsville.
Jacob Engle, on Thursday, purchased
the property OF Anthony Blackburn, on
South Fourth street, the consideration De-
ing s., 500
Four different picnics were spoiled by
the rain Thursday.
The funeral OF Mrs. r. G. Richards &C.
Cured Thursday afternoon at four O'Clock
A large number of people were present to
demonstrate their respect and esteem for
the deceased.
W. G. Spies, the jeweler, returned home
Tuesday from his European trip.
Miss Stella Sharp is at Portland Station
visiting her friend, Miss Edna Hodgens.
Miss Ella Scott, of Wheeling, is guest
at the residence Of her uncle on Seventh
street.
Miss Edith Bachelor Is home after a
season spent at Harlem Springs.
The many frinds Of Dr. NJ. d. Hill will
rejoice to learn that he is recovering from
his long spell Of dangerous illness, and ex-
poets soon to be able 10 take an airing.
Chas. Elliott and wife left Wednesday
evening for Saegerstown, Pa, where they
will spend the balance of the warm season.