Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-02
I'M A SMALL WAX.
Pointed Psnsllings Of Brief ItemsofLocal
Interest.

Interest.
THE church oyster soup joke is ripe.
Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THEREwere 1O2 arrests made by the po-
] lice last month.
''CoNDEMsED to Death" at the Grand
Opera House tonight.
AT 2 o'clock this morning not q case
was registered Mt police headquarters
THE Bachelor Club, of Steubenville, is
to give dance. Wonder if the girls are
to be invited.
THE ladies of the St Luke's P. E. church,
Island. viii hold a bazaar in the Virginia
street rink this evening.
Two pages win receive the rank Of
ESQUIRE in Black Prince Lodge, K. Of p,
at its meeting this evening.
THE Cleveland Councilmen spent yester-
day in Steubenvilleand Cumberland, and
left for home last evening.
THE Second Anniversary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will occur
Sunday next in the First Presbyterian
church.
GOSPEL meeting this evening at the
Little German Church, corner of Thirty
seventh and Jacob streets, conducted by
Miss Lizzie Boyd
THERE win be services in the Trinity
church, Moundsyille, every evening until
December 10th, the Rev. Mr.. Gibson, Of
PaFkersburg, officiating.
THERE is TO be an important meeting of
the w. C. T. u. at the Fourth street
NJ. E. Church this afternoon at 3 o'clock
and all members are urged to attend.
JACK KING and another well known
boxer had a very friendly bout at the
Central Athletic Club Rooms last evening.
which was witnessed by quite number of
friends.
CHRISTMAS is now approaching near and
the young man who is blessed with q
sweetheart is beginning to cut down ex-
penses and lay aside the surplus for real
nice" present.
Mr.. VIM. Y. LAMBDIN, canyassing
agent for the Wheeling and Ohio County
Bible Society, sold and donated 400 Bibles
and Testaments in our city during the
month of December.
PROF. MULLEN gave q very delightful
dancing reception to his class,
Tuesday evening at Germania Hall. Prof.
Kilmeyer made the music and q pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all.
THERE were two cases before His Honor
yesterday morning. Mary Green, for drunk
enness, got 80 day in Jail. So far the city
has paid about 500 for keeping Mary in
Jail, she having been sent up about half
dozen times.
THE Board of. County Commissioners
met yesterday as Committee on Finance.
| The new Court House bills were audited,
and Coroner Schultze made long argu-
ment in support of his claim for certain
| fees for services.
SUBSCRIBERS to the REGISTER on the
upper Island route will please notify the
Office if paper is missed, as the regular
carrier is sick and his substitute is not well
acquainted with the route.
The Pullman Palace Car Tourists
closed very successful engagement at the
Grand Opera House, last evening. At the
matinee yesterday afternoon large audi
ence was in attendance, and last evening
another crowded house greeted the excell-
ent company.
The ladies of st. Luke's Episcopal
Church of the Island, will give an enter
tainment and bazar ut the Island rink to-
night, which promises to be very enjoy
able affair. Quite q number Of our well
known singers will assist the church choir
in the entertainment.
YESTERDAY was q mean slushy day and
people were disguised with "such awful
weather." Before dusk, however, it be-
gan to blow up cold and il kept on getting
colder until this morning at 2 o'clock the
mercury had dropped down TO Is above
zero, and pedestrians hustled along as if
they were in hurry. Mr.. Frost got in
his elegant work last night.
THE Young Mems Christian Association
wants to keep before the minds of the men
of the city the fact that the Opera House
has been engaged for Sunday afternoons,
for q series of Mems Gospel Meetings. The
first meeting will be held next Sunday at
$3.50 O'Clock. The talks will be short and
ringing Gospel hymns will be sung by
large chorus. All the men in town are
given an invitation to attend the meet