Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-12-11
srEUBENvILLE

crrrRrvv1rLF. O.. December lO.-As tue
HOLIDAYS approach the stores begin 20
brighten no and merchante and CLERKS
assume a busting appearance. Quite
number Of windows have afe2dy poen
handsomely decorated and attract con
siderable attention from passers %;
Christmas is only two weeks away, anu anu
the endowment and pleasures OF that uay
now fully occupy the minds OF the youns'
IBnumerable note notes are sent up cntn
news each night telling old chris MnoS
they would like to have in the way y.
presents from him, and in nearly al quo
cases their wishes will be grained, -.
EVERYONE uses their utmost endeaSor
m satisfy the desires of the children
on this day. The older people 90 mo-
get left either, but have thel1
share of the enjoyments Of the day anu
presents from loved ones. Christmas IS
day on which peace and JOY and good WIZ
should reign in the hearts OF all. Sohe
have their sorrows on that day. some are
sick and some in need, but it should De the
mission of the happy and joyous and wen
To tighten the burdens OF their less lot
tuuate neighbors as far as lies IN their
power 49,,
The Irish Spy, or the Fall of Atlanta,
was presented at the Opera House on
Thursday, FRIDAY and Saturday evenings
under the auspices of +. M. Stanton Post
No. 1866. G. a. R., all the performers oelnS
home talent except @. w .Connell, who look
the leading role. The entertainment was
well patronized by our people and the u.
A. r. Melted neat sum from the enter
prise which will be used to defray the ex-
pense of putting stones 10 the graves OF tue
soldier bows who sleepin Union cemetery.
Steubenville Commandery, knights
Templar. held its annual installation and
banouet in Masonic Hall, Floto block,
Monday evening. The order OF Knight
hood was conferred on John L. Means, OF
this city, and U. G. House, of East Liver
pool. a number of knights from East
Liverpool, Wellsville, Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport and Bellalre were In attend
ance.
Hon. r. Sherrard has been appointed
member of the Commission TO select site
for the Allegheny postofice building. Inc
appointment came through Secretary OF
the Treasury Foster
Mr.. and Mrs Benz. Dawson entertained
their friends at their home on Logan street
wednesday evening. The guest OF honor
of the evening was Miss Belle PeyRe. OF
Youngstown.
Hon. w. H. Ta1ASeaat0r-elect from the
district over the river. came up from Wells
burg Thursday and all day was the re-
cipient of hearty congratulations from his
his Democratic friends on his victory.
Miss Belle Mcconnell, Of Toronto, is
guest at the residence Of A. M. Lyons, on
North street.
Miss Carrie GanZman, Of Uhricksv1lle, is
visiting her cousin Miss Kate Collins, at
her home, corner Sixth and Market
streets.
Miss Edith Bachelor entertained the
Euchre Club Tuesday evening.
Frank B. Sutton is home after two
years residence in Chicago, where he was
doing interior decorating in the Worlds
Fair buildings. He will return to Chicago
after spending the holidays with his pa
rents.
Mrs. Thomas Kelley and two children. Of
Tifln, is visiting Mrs. Kelley's uncle,
Thos McCrystal.
j. w. Gill, of the Acme Glass Works,
and Miss Mamie Gillkirk were united in
marriage at the residence of the brides
mother in Chicago Thursday evening, De
cember Sth George w. McCook, Mr.. and
Mrs, S. @. Gill, George Beatty, Mrs.
Charles M. Rhodes and j. j. Gill, OF this
city, and Mrs. Frank Robbins, OF Sewick-
ley, Pa, were in attendance.