Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-13
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BITS OF NEWS,

Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.
0NE marriage license was issued yeste,-
day.
The drinking fountain at the Capitol was
repAired yesterday.
THERE was but one case before the police
court yesterday morning
A CREAMERY butter factory will be opened
in the old Smith brewery soon.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers will be at
the North End rink to night.
IMMENSE fair at the Csuitsl Rink to-day
and tonight. Don't fail to attend.
TIE Eclipse Fishing Club is living in
great style at Cressp's Grove and catching
lOus OF fish.
TOMORROW will be observed as Childrens'
day in the Presbyterian churches and Sab
Oaih schools.
A~fLEAsANT party attended the Alhau.
IRA Palace rink last night and put in de-
ightful evening on the giddy rollers.
To DAY is the anniversary of the birth of
General Winfield Sect in 1885, and the
granting OF the Maryland charter id 1888
HENRY BATTLES an employe at David
Eulrs wagon shop, on Main street, SoRth
Side. had the toes OF his right foot mashed
Yesterday morning.
CONDCCTuR BoNENBERGER,l of the Elm
Grove. was thro n from q car onto fence,
yesterday morning, Sustaining q slight in
Jury 10 one Of his hands
THERE was q small explosion of gas in.
-'de the big lamp at Gruoo's corner, at
dark last evening, the lamp lighter having
me of his hands burned.
TIE many friends Of genial Will Irwin
are pleased to see his name as partner Of
Alex. Young, in the popular South Side
trug store. Will is an energetic young
nan and is sure to succeed.
The greatest novelty of the season will
he the bohemian glsssworkers at the North
End rink this evening. Every person at
tending will De presented with chance in
beautiful glass rose bush.
WALTER, small son If Albert Nolte, OF
he South Side, yesterday morning had q
,,ry much crossed eye. Yesterday afternoon
DR. Pipes performed successful operation
on the Eye. and now it is as straight as csn
he.
MISS JENNIE MCELREE, of the South Side.
Who has been Ill for three years with
4 ighrs' disease. and has undergone an ex-
cesslve amount oil suffering died Yesterday
morning At her home at o'clock, in her
sixteenth year.
The Brunswick fishing club is at Biddle's
Grove and the boys are having good time
The members already in camp are Chss.
Hsbersrick Peter Wetsberger. Adolph Sni.
der and Chss Snider. John Hsberstick
will go down to day to visit the club.
GLASS workers picnic at the New Fair
Grounds 10 day. A big and interesting
programme of smusements has been pre-
pared to make the day enjoyable to the big
crowd which will undoubtedly attend.
Mrs C. E TAYLOR, one of the oldest
residents ofthe South Side, died st 10 o clock
Thursday night after lingering illness
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock from the residence of her son,
B +. Taylor, on Twenty-fourth street, in
terment to take place at Greenwood Gene
terry.
The funeral OF John F. Turner, son of
Alex Turner, who died yesterday morning
Of typhoid fever, will take place this srer.
noon at o'clock from the residence of his
father on Eleventh street. services to be
held in the NJ Z. Church on Eff street.
The deceased youth was one of the brightest
scholars in the colored public school and
would have graduated this year.