Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-13

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Two deeds Of trust were admitted to
record, yesterday, by Clerk Hook.
KRAMKR's band and orchestra plays for
the Marietta College commencement next
Friday evening.
THE P. A. boys have received round
trip rate of sir to Minneapolis. This is
cheaper than staying at home.
A SWARM of bees settled on tree on
Eighteenth street, yesterday. and afforded
a good deal of fun to the inhabitants OF
that part Of town.
TIE red bardana is the most fashion
able style of handkerchief for gentlemen
now. and even some Republicans are almost
tempted to wear them.
CLEVELAND AND THURMAN badges are
slrssdy quite numerous and one OF the
most attractive Is a gold plated rooster
with the names Of the candidates.
TIVE ladies of the Second Presbyterian
church will give q strawberry festival and
social at the church Thursday evening,
and A pleasant time is assured all who
attend.
TEE Kenna Club held q meeting at the
Young Mems Democratic Club rooms, last
evening, and rousing good time was had.
The Star Drum Coaps was present and
helped to make things lively.
CONTRARY to general expectation, the
ordinance regulating the price OF natural
gas, approved by the citizens meeting,
was not submitted to Council, last even
ing. The reason for this is not apparent.
The Opera House Orchestra did not
furnish the music for the Andes excursion,
as the orchestra is playing for the cam
meneement exercises at Wash. JEFF. College
this week. A Bellaire band furnished the
brass music.
PARTY Of twenty society folks excurt-
ed down to Benwood last evening in the
Yacht Surprise and visited the steel and
tube works, returning about III o'clock
and taking lunch at the Cafe Brunswick.
A delightful evening was spent.
THE Fulton Fire Brigade cleared Sl73
on their recent picnic at Seibsrt's Garden,
$40 of which will be used in lighting the
main street of the town and keeping the
lamps in repair. The boys are to be con-
graduated on the success of the affair.
A PLEASANT bowling party was given
at Wheeling Park, last evening, in honor OF
Misses Kate and Ella Phillips, of Allegheny,
Pa, who are the guests of Mrs. Ida Lenk-
ard, on the Island. Quite party Of soci-
ETY. folks went out and spent most de-
lightful evening in the fascinating amuse-
meDt.
RESERVED seats for the benefit to be
teudered Mr. Frank Hennig at the Opera
House, Friday evening, were put on sale at
Banner g. Co.'s music store yesterday
morning, and went of quite lively. The
prospects are that the house will be taxed
to its fullest capacity, and those desiring
good seats should not delay securing them.
MKssRs LOUIS CoLMAR, Of the Stats
Zeitung, and. Fred. Schnepf, who left with
the Arion and Germsnia Singing Societies,
Tuesday night for St Louis, g,t hungry
when they reached Cincinnati yesterday
morning, and went into O restaurant to
get something to eat. While they were
there the train pulled ont and left them
eating. They continued their journey on
the next train, sadder but not hungrier.
A MEMBER of the K. of P. from Con-
nellsville, who came through Monday
morning on the train that took the Wheel
ing people to Cincinnati, discovered
that his pocket book was missing when
he reached the depot. He knew that
he had it when he entered the city,
and thinking, perhaps, he had lost
it, started back ont Seventeenth
street 10 look for it. He found 1t at
the corner of McCollooh street, where he
had evidently jerked it out of his pocket
as the train swung around the curve. He
got his money, but got left, as the train
had pulled out.