Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-21
CITY CHIPS.

FIVE Fridays in this month.
YESTERDAY wns . gloomy and cheer
less day. q ,as-5 ~ -, 5E IL
TIE wise turkey has already begun
to take Anti-Fat.
THE B. 4 o. railroad pay car will be
in the city to-day. -.-a-
A LOT of gypsies have gone into camp
at Woods Run, out the pike.
The brick work on the Eighth ward
engine house is progressing finely.
THE Board of Education will meet in
regular monthly session this evening.
TIE will of the late r. T. Sorgler be-
aueathes all his personal and real estate
to his wife.
The Maennerchor Singing Society will
give ball at their new hall on Thanks
giving evening.
THERE was select party at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Maxwell, up Caldwells
run, last night.
YESTERDAY afternoon, Miss Sadie
Motfatt, who resided on the Island,
died OF consumption.
THOSE who are to take part in the
Esther comtata held another rehearsal
at Wiesel hall last night. s-....
JrpGE CRAyMER will not preside at
the Municipal Court to-day, rs he is
now confined to his room.
Tomorrow evening the 9. 2. Church
Mite Society, will meet at the residence
of Mrs. John Parker, South Side.
A LOADED furniture wagon came to
grief, Yesterday afternoon, by breaking
an axle OH the street car track near the
west end of the suspension bridge
THE longer the Osborne Hughes CEN
tripital case is on trial, the larger the
crowds are that gather inside OF the
court house to keep out OF the weather.
To-Day week is Thanksgiving and
Bob Inyersoll will eat turkey in this city.
Ingersoll will have nothing to be thank
jul for, other than paying house at his
! lecture.
MIKE CoPpINGER, who was recently
adiudged non compis mentis, has so Tar
recovered az be able to return to work at
the Top Mill, of which he is an en-
ployee.
IT was the upsetting OF coffee pot,
last Tuesday night, that scalded the lit
tie son of Phillip Schopp, and not the
bursting Of lamp, as published yester-
day morning.
THE young lady, Miss Celia Tracy.
who had MEDICATION performed on her
eve at the hospital last Sunday, IS i'm
provingin health, and will leave to-day
ior her home in Grafton.
The Elks, a society of our young He
brew friends, gave most enjoyable
sociable at Assembly Hall last evening
At 10 o'clock the young people partook
OF finely prepared supper.
A VERY fine riding hat, donated by
Will Young, will be voted to the
prettiest young lady at the Thompson
NJ. f. Church festival this evening and
tomorrow. Now is chance for the
handsome ladies.
HIS name is Arnold Jurgins. lie
resides at Benwood. He left his coat
at home and went to work. lie returned
for chew Of tobacco and the coat was
gone. 4 tramp is supposed to have
coaxed the coat away.
THE members of the Thomson NJ. f.
Church, on the Island, will hold festi'
val i'm the lecture room Of the church
this and tomorrow evenings, for the
benefit OF the church. No soliciting ol
votes is allowed in the room.
YESTERDAY, while driving on the
wharf, the Eagle Brewery delivery waS'
on upset and threw the driver upon the
cobb e-stones, which bruised him
slightly. The wagon was somewha,
damaged by being broken.
YESTERDAY afternoon Jas. McAdams
who resides on Seventeenth street
buried one of his children, who dice
with the diphthera. We understand
that another of Mr.. McAdam's children
is very sick with the same disease.
ONLY one case to answer roll-call this
morning at police court, and the party
who has that pleasure is one Adam
Coleman, who became very disagreeablt
to some OF his East Wheeling neighbors
He was locked up by Officer Robertson
THE ladies of st. Matthews EpiscOpa
Church have organized series OF SO
Gals, which are to be given every Tues
day evening until the Lenten season
The first social WAS given at the lecture
room Of the Church last Tuesday even
ing
THE Board OF Directors OF the Wheel
ing Library Association will hold
meeting at the Library rooms mex
Monday evening. for the purpose o
further considering arrangements for 1
course OF lectures for the benefit OF tn
Association.
YESTERDAY morning a team attached
to 4 milk wagon, owned by Mr.. Fisher
scared at some object on the Caldwell
run road and ran of, colliding with an
other wagon which resulted in partl,
demolishing the milk wagon and injur
ing the driver of the other wagon.
THE vest pockets of Phillip Hastine
who works at Wheat's tannery, are in
tested with mice. At several ditferen
times he has carried one home in hi
vest pocket, and when he had eater
his supper and then gone to his room
the little fellow would waltz out anC
leave him.
A CERTAIN candidate for the Office o
CITY Sergeant. 80 We are informed, con
suited a fortune teller of the Fast En-,
recently, and among other questions
asked il he was to be elected to the mucf
desired Office. Yes" was the reply
and the clever candidate confidential,
"poked" friend, who was standing near
in the ribs and replied, Watch mt
walk over the 'corpuses' Of my oppon
ents next January" And straightwa,
went they out to 'lectioneer.
A GOOD Joke is told on a certain de
won't Main street merchant, who limo
Gently hung one oi lngersoll's fine 18th
ographs in front window the othel
dav. He did not know who Bob was
but supposed him to be the star OF the
Diplomacy" Combination, which ap
pears at the Opera House Friday ant
Saturday evenings next. 1t is safe L
saythat that pious merchant soon pu
the Ethograph out OF his window wher
| the mistake Was learned.