Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-26

Pleksd Up Here and Fhers ~ Register
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P1eksd Up Here and fhers ~ Register
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TIE Sseubenville Turner'S gave q big
ball lat night at that place. Prof. Joe
Kramer's orchestra made the music,
EVERY employee of the McLnre House
received handsome Xmas present yester-
day from the proprietor, SIR. F. ]. Norton.
WILL My, con OF Squire Mix. of the
Eighth ward. Who is now in New Mexico,
sent home q 800 bill for Christmas gift.
The Arion viii give grand concert and
ball on New Years eve at their hall, on
which occasion Prof. Joe Kramer will
spiel.
THERE was to have been big ball given
ct Eranzhein's Hall this week, but like 9
former event of the same KIDD, 1t fell
through.
TaE colored jsnitor of the McLsin build
ing was yesterday presented with q hand
some walking stick by the employees Of the
establishment.
A PARTY Of about twenty FIVE buns
struck the town yesterday and filed them
selves full of bad booze. Part of them re
posed in the jug last night.
STREET cars will be in waiting after the
Opera House Orchestra concert at Men-
nercbor Hall, tomorrow evening, for the
benefit Of persons in attendance.
A RACE has been arranged between
Jesse Burkett and Fsulkenstein, of Nc
Heesport, for 500 side. to come of at
the Capitol rink on New Years night.
A s.G New Years night ball is on the
taps, which is under the management of
some Of the older set 1t will be swell
affair. Prof Joe Kramer will furnish the
music.
A WOMAN stump picker appeared on the
streets yesterday and resped quite hsr-
yest along Market street. Such scene
on Christmas day made one feel inexpres-
sibly sad.
SHERIFF HASDLAN kindly furnished Jail.
er Nichols with o number of turkeys and
be prepared the prisoners o sumptuous
Christmas meal, which it is needless 10
say they heartily enjoyed.
A PRETTY we'll intoxicated individual
came sailing down Market street yesterday
afternoon accompanied by his son, youth
of not more than ten summers, who was
about as full as his father.
Tbs skating and dancing carnival given
by the Social Seven at the ChspEne street
rink on Xmas eve was grand success,
over FIVE hundred persons being present,
who spent delightful evening.
TIE ball which was to have taken place
at the New Mcclure House on New Year 8
Eve, will be given at Frsnzheims Hal!
on the evening of December 30. Prot.
ice Kramer will furnish the music.
ULYSSES CABIN was presented with q
handsome gold watch Yesterday By Col. A.
A. Frsnzheiu. The time piece is q very
fine one, being handsomely carved and
chased, the case being hsndsomely orns-
mented with s.brilhsnt solitaire diamond.
A PLEASANT Xmas entertainment was
given Yesterday morning at the Fulton
public school, By the pupils. A pro-
grsmme consisting of dialogues, Rotations,
music, &C., was rendered in an enjoyable
manner. A large audience was present.
THE charming young lady skater, Miss
| Gertie Gould, and the wonderful Robert j.
Aginton, will appear again at the Chaphue
Street rink this afternoon and evening,
Large houses have greeted their perform
auces and they have been encored to the
echo at each appearance.
THE Mozart Singing Society gave
1 grand ball st Westwoods Hall on Xmas
/ Eve that was big success in every par
| ticular. An immense crowd was present,
and ali enjoyed themselves heartily dane
| ing to Prot Joe Krsmer's excellent music.
A grand lunch was pleasant feature Of
/ the affair.
MARTIN, of the Capitol has again put
the REGISTER force under obligations, for q
palatsble turkey luncheon, set before them
about midnight last night. Martin had al
elegant dinner prepared for his patrons
Yesterday, and large number Of persons
awaited themselves Of the opportunity pre-
scented to get q good meal.
Nix. WILLIAM ENTLER, of the Cafe
Brunswick. set before his patrons yester.
day one OF the best Christmas dinners ever
gotten up in Wheeling. The menu was
vide in it's range, judiciously prepared and
served in the irreproschsble style for
which the Brunswick is famous. At all
times successful as q caterer, Entler is es-
pecially happy in his holiday spreads, and
Yesterdays dinner was ons Of his most
brilliant successes.