Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23
srEUBENvILLE


SrsUBESv1LLE. o., July 22.-The battle
for Truant officer is over, for Monday
| night seven members of the Board OF I'd.
ucation voted for General Love and elected
him. The fight for this plum has caused
considerable trouble in the Repu olican
camp, as some of the other candidates nae
more mem bers pledged TO them than they
| received votes. A notable instance IS that
of Ben. Matthews, who says that four
members who promised him have visited
him since Loves election and assured MIN
that they cast their ballots for him. AS
tne highest vote Ben received at any time
was two, he has concluded that tnere are
some bald-headed liars on the Board OF
Education. However. Love made good
Truant Oficer and there are lots or people
in SteubenviIle who are glad that be has
been reelected.
Campmeeting is in full blast at Spring
Grove and large number OF Ste9oenVllle
people are going up tomorrow lSuhuayl,
the excursion on the Ollvette being an H.
ducement to many of them. The camp
meeting at Spring Grove IS the most popu-
lar in the Ohio Valley and always draws
big from this vicinity.
The season for 1884 at the Opera n ouse
will commence on September 18th, Al. u.
Fields Ministries holding the boards for
greatly enlarged and now consists OF nifty
performers.
The past six days seemed to be hand
organ week 10 Steubenville. There were
at least two in the streets every DAY.
Miss Lettie Presley entertained party
of friends Tuesday night at the residence
Of her sister, Mrs. Geo. P. Kells, on South
street.
A party of gay people drove over to Hol-
liday's Cove Tuesday night and attended q
festival. The Upper Ferry ran until II
o'clock In order to accommodate the party
on its nomeward trip.
Supt. Flood has made himself solid with
the children of the Fifth ward by giving
them free ride over the street car line on
each evening this week.
Barney Fullen is home from Baltimore
to spend his summer vacation.
Thos. Swyne, of Wheeling, was the guest
this week Of his aunt Mrs. Chas. Spence.
The friends of Emmett McCOnyille Will
| be sorry TO learn that he Is lying danger
ously i'll in Pittsburg with Inflammation OF
the bowels. an
S. C. Moore, Of Wheeling, was visiting
his friend. l. L. Mccullough, this week.
The Misses Quidland are visiting friends
Mrs. Edward Seigfred left Tuesday for
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friends.
Geo. Thomas, of the Frew undertaking
establishment, took run up from Wheel
ing Tuesday TO see his Steuoenyille
friends.
The following Steubenvillians iourneyed
this week to Chicago to take in the 81 hts
at the Worlds Fair: John Feihinger, John
ana Will Nath, John Lotus, Homer Davi-
son, John NJ. Cook. Esq. and family, and
Mrs. John 81. Gallagher.
The following delegation OF Turner's LETT
Wednesday, via w. s. l.. E. railroad, for
Milwaukee to attend session OF
the National funniest: Fred w. Shsefer,
S. A. Lambleim Geo. f. Floto, Fred Each,
Chris. Punke. Ed. Feist Fred. Haupt,
"Cooney" Hutterly, Fred. NJ. Pride. Gus
Leo. Ollie Fest, Billy Raecke, Frank
Murphy and Win Thompson.
The "Y's" held a social at the residence
Of B. n. Lindsey, on South Fourth street,
Tuesday evening. Arracements were made
for lawn fete at the residence OF Chas.
p. Filson, on South Fourth street, Thurs
day evening
Col. A. Neuhausen was down from Pits
burg Wednesday calling on old friends.
Fatty" Lowe came down from the oicy-
Gle races at Wellsyille Thursday laden
down with prizes.