Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-01-03
sTEUBENvILLE.

SrEUBENvILLE, Jan. IA Wsli-A A W.
Market street saloon keeper, wnoso S Su -
toners relish a good lunch, determines W
,,Isasa them and at the same time 100 nim-
saIf nroud', by providing a feed on view
Years dav out of the ordinary run; fIon
a conntryman he purchased DIG, ias,
;,icv coon. which he proposed 20 ulSn up "A
!aIecant stvle with ali the side dishes neces-
sary Ne has kitchen in the rear OF nls
sai0on and here two cooks engaged oy TIN
nroceeded TO prepare the coon Tor tne jan s
9uet. They put him in a pot to pareo,ui Ia.
before roasting. When TINS pars vi .hJ a. -
raprement was about completeo tHe IL.
cook sent his assistant out LOT q Isali 800,
oysters with which TO stun hr' S 49,
While waiting, ne went INTO Tue ;t% ,ba
oyst en-, thew went to the pot TO set the coon;
b;,t no coon was there-it had dlsappeareo
connIetelv and mysteriously. Inc saIoon
taaper and his cooks thought they WeIe
nreparing the feast ION the qulet" ana IL
tended il as q surprise 10 the patrons oi YIe
nIaca but he now declares that SOME PeoPIto
IH,,bo are NOT niggers can smell coon cooA-
NO for a mile. There was no feast on Ne"
Wears dav,-cause, absence OF coons.
One Of the most enjoyable affairs tnst
oyer came off in this city was d meS9se
reception at the Beatty homeSteAo On .ne
hillside, Wednesday evening. II was PtC5
iected DIV Mesdsmes Geo. h. Sharpe anu
Chas. NJ. Rhodes. The Beatty houesv 80.
is particularly well suited 1or Tue eNI ha-
tainment of a large number OF guests, o 10,
inc large and roomy. The rooms were an
ba26somely decorated and the costumes
were Varied and elegant The supper was
served nv Falk & O'Neal. The CLOCK was
oI-'ost ro,dy "a chime the hour OF 1our
when the last guest departed. Inc music
was furnished by the Opera House Orche'-
ira, of Wheeling. rr;,,er
a nIeasant affair was dress party gwen
nv Miss Josie Blackburn, Tuesday even
inc at the residente OF her father, Or. "A.
NJ. Blackburn, on Highland avenue, " nS,
friends and associates. by eignt . 49, "a
the parlors were filled with Foung lol lAa "a
costume, everything being rePlS Ss,.;uo
fro II George Washington down 10 Sums
Bull with sailors. peasants, tralnPs, cue,
thrown in. Dancing and other anuseA-ieN''
were the features Of the evening
The County Commissioners have son
cluded that the notice. directing people 10
Mace wide tires on their wagons shali oe
ripidIv enforced. The width OF the ures
are regulated according TO the weight VI
the load TO be carried. The original NOTICE
gave until November Z 10 widen tue
tires, but the time was extended so as no.
to impose hardship upon anyone, Out no"
the rule will be enforced. sou
VIII J. Feest, Market Master Ghuer
Mavor Brashear, and Miss Mary NJ 1e,ary
were married at East Liverpool ! uesoay
morning ia st. Aloysius church. Inc nap
nv couple left shortly after on an Eastern
bridal tour. His SteubenVllle Irleuus CA
tend congratulations. -,
II is announced that A. Neuhausen VIII
shortly remove TO Pittsburg, ana tnat
Councilman Basler will succeed MN Is
agent of the Schmulbach Brewing COM
many in this CITY, The company mas Ger.
tainly displayed wisdom in the selection Oh
a successor TO Mr.. Neuhausen, for Mr.. BaS-
Ter is live business man, thoroughly uh-
derstands the brewing business: ana mas
hosts of friends in the Steuoenville trade;
William InRlebright, formerly own9r OF
the Half-Moon Farm, across the river WAS
in the city this week, having come up from
Wheeling TO visit relatives and friends. Mr..
Inglebright is hale and hearty at the age OF
seventy.eight. $3.50.
Miss Mary SAWYER, Of Wheeling, IS visit
ing her sister, Mrs A. T. Riley, on North
Third street.
Mrs. E. l.. Permar entertained small
number Of friends at tea Friday evening.
DR.. G. II. McLane returned home Tues
day night from visit 10 his father az NOR
gantown, w Va -
The many friends of Miss Katie Moss
grove will be glad 10 learn that she Is rap
idly convalescing from her serious illness.
Miss Lulu Basien returned home Thurs
day night after ten weeks visit TO her
aunt, Mrs. SealtZ, at Lima, ONO.
Hon. John A. Mansfield took the oath OF
office as Common Pleas Judge "Wednesday
evening and filed his certificate with the
Clerk Of Courts. Judge Mansfield takes
his seat on the bench on the 9th OF Feoru-
airy.
Thirty glass blowers at THIN came home
to old Stubenville TO spend the holidays.
The Misses Hall gave luncheon at the
Seminary Tuesday evening in honor OF
their former pupils, Misses Alathea Led
yard and Able Sharpe.
A. S. Parks, VIM. Sharp, z. l.. Ham
mond and f. II. Hill were among those
who went 10 Pittsburg this week TO wit
ness "Sinbad, the Sailor"