Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-05-15

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STEUBKxvrILE. May 14.-A nesting OF
ladies was held at the residence OF MIS-.
Robert MCGOWAN Wednesday afternoon 70
formulate plan looking 70 the estaohsn-
ment Of hospital in this CITY, there Deins
apparent need for such an institution al
though no permanent organization was Ell
fected much encouragement was gwen 10
the idea and all those present agreed 10 III
tersst their friends in the movement An
other meeting will be held next Wednes-
day, May 18th, to which some OF the repre-
sentative business men Of the city VIII DC
invited and there is every probability Ina.
The projectors Of this scheme should re-
ceive all neeeed encouragement as the oo-
ject is worthy one and the hospital Daoiy
needed. All persons invited TO the meeting
of Wednesday should make arrangements
to attend
The Franklin Avenue Industrial Scnooi
this week closed its session for this year.
Fourteen prizes were given, one In eacn
class to the pupil who made the greatest
Improvement Ia the use Of the needle our
ing the year. Prizes were also gwen ior
good attendance, and each pupil was pre-,
sented with a potted geranium IN luu
bloom. These were all banked upon the
platform during the exercises, and MADE a
yard was presented with handsome SILK
quilt, made by Mrs. Wallace, by the
teachers of the school. The school will be
reopened in September.
The lecture Of John Dewitt Miller. at
the Second Presbyterian Church thursday
evening, was one of the enjoyable enter
tainments Of the season, and the large
audience was highly delighted. Dewitt
Miller is a fluent talker and eloquent
speaker.
At thelast meeting of Council James Ma
rion was chosen for member OF the Board
of Equalization from the Fifth ward, and
Wilson Mckee from the Sixth. AS Conn
Gil stands ten Republican and two Demo-
Gratis, and Messrs. Marion and Mckee both
train with the later party, and were CHOSEN
over several Republican competitors the
compliment bestowed for fitness and aolli-
ty is apparent TO every one.
A competitive examination for appoint
ment to the United States Military AGA
DENY at West Point for the Eighteenth
(Ohio) Congressional District will be held
in Steubenville on Thursday, June 10th.
Candidates must be between the ages OF
seventeen and twenty-five years. All nee
essary information can be obtained by call
ing at the Office Of Probate Judge OF any
comfy in the Eighteenty District,
Local Union, No. s, of the Acme Glass
Works, selected the following delegates to
tho National Convention, to be held at
Corning, N. Y: James Brannagan, George
Poth, Hugh McGinRis, Andrew Koegler
and Cochran Russell Local Union, No. ~,
of the Sumner, will be represented by John
Burnett
Art Dougherty and Fred Kaufman will
represent Steuben Lodge, No. l, and K. I.
Zimmerman Eureka Lodge, No. 80, az the
session of the Grand Lodge OF Ohio, IL. OF
p, to be held at Columbus on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, May "a, 20
and 26.
Mrs. Charles NJ Rhodes and children are
home from their winters sojourn at Cam
den, S. G. Her daughter ADbie is greatly
improved in health.
Mrs. DIR. ]. B. Mccullough and DR.. j. A.
Mccullough and wife left Wednesday for a
two weeks Eastern trip. They will visit
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston.
Edmund Y. Doughterty and wife are Wis
iting friends in Washington, ID. Q.
"Cleopetra" was the attraction at the
Opera House this week. 1t was presented
Thursday night and gave good satisfac-
ton.
Mrs. ]. w. Surratt, Mrs. W. B. Donald
son and daughter, Mrs. w. A. Long, DR..
John Pearce, vice-Commander Of Ohio;
and Mrs. Frank Ridgley attended the ses-
sion of the q. A. Il. and w. r. G. at Picqua
this week.
Miss Jennie Baylets, OF Wheeling, has
taken position as machine operator in the
steam department of Parker's renovating
and steam dying establishment.
w. H. McClipton, on Wednesday, re-
signed as manager of the Jefferson Iron
Works and Robt. Cox was appointed to I'LL
the vacancy.
John D. Gallagher, Esq, Of Cincinnati, is
in the CITY. visiting his brother and sister,
Chas. Gallaher and Mrs. DIR. Elliott.
Judge Trainer and bride returned home
this week from their bridal trip.