Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-11-24
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THE record was broken yesterday-it
did not rain.
No. IS drew the watch in Lash's Club
No. A. last evening
THE new postOfice steps are being
rushed at a lively rate
ONE deed of trust was admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday,
THERE were four cases in Police Court,
yesterday morning-three DRINKS and one
disOrderly.
HENRY FROBLE ard Adam Coleman
were locked up by Officer Speidel, early
this morning.
THE Maennerchor Singing Society will
give a select ball at their hall Thanksgiv-
ing night, November 2Sth.
ED. ROBERTS and Tip Ingram had row
10 North Wheeling. last evening, and were
arrested by Officer Desmond.
THE subscription books of the Wheel
iug Bridge Company will be open at 12l1
Market street, MondOy morning.
THIS morning Rev. Sawyer will preach
ST ne Chspline Street Church, and this
evening at the Fourth Street Church.
IN Lash's Watch Club drawings at
Martins Ferry, last evening, No. 4 in
club one and No. "a in club two were the
winners.
SADIE TRACY's house Of i'll fame, No.
1914 EOff street, was raided by Officers
Buch, Carney and Daum, last night, and
nine arrests made.
THE ladies connected with Hancock
Camp Sons OF Veterans, Of the Eighth
ward, viii give social at the Alhambra
rink Wednesday, December II.
THE North End Athletic aud Literary
Society will give a grand ball st Turner
Hall, Wednesday evening, and pleasant
time is promised all who attend.
IL Hilman watch club drawing last
evening: Club 2, No. II; club 3, No. s;
club 4, No. Z; club 5, No. IS; club 6, No,
81; club Z, No. 4; club s, No. %.
The Ladies' Apron Society connected
with st. Stephens Reformed Church gave
a social last Saturday at the Alhsmb.a
rink. The net receipts were $427.10.
A NEW ORLEANS paper announces the
death Of Morgan Brown, aged fifty years
a native of West Virginia and resident o.
New Orleans for the past thirty-tive years,
on Monday, November IS.
ME-. P. J. ALTNrEYER, the popular
mailer, of South Jacob street, has opened
up fine undertaking and furniture estab.
hsbment at 1905 Jacob street. His
numerous friends will, no doubt, extend
him generous patronage.
THE Diamond Basket Co., of As Four
tenth street, made their first product
yesterday afternoon. They turned out
quite To-. of baskets made from Maple
and Elm wood. The new company expect
to be fully organized and in good running
order next week.
THE police force will appear to-day il
their new winter helmets. 1t was hoped
to have the belts on hand, so the force
could come out to-day properly accout
cred, but the articles failed to arrive las
night. Emsheimer & CO. furnished TIT
helmets. and they are handsome.
DRAWING of 1. G. Dillon & 90. g Watcl
Clubs, last evening; Club 3, No. SO
club 8, No 3; club Z, No. %; club 8, No
3; club 8, No %; club 10, No. 80; clul
IL, No. "a club u, No. Z; club -, No
! 5; club IA, No. 81; club Is, No. 81, clul
No p, Is.
THE following well known local talen
Of the city have kindly promised TO assis
/ in the Old Folks Concert to be given a
the d sciplss' Church on Thursday even
ing, December 9Th: Mrs Geo B Caldwell
Ms. Saeley, Mr. Will Day, Mr. Oscar See
ley, Mr.. Ed. Redman, Mr. Bert Wilkin
snd Mr.. f. A. Sherratt.
A YOUNG woman from inst what part G
the city is not known, writes to the REGIS
TER that the young married women ar
occupying too much Of the attention o
the young men in that section, and they
the girls-dssire to enter their protest. !
the girls wait patiently for awhile mayb
they can get revenge by having q sluggin
match to talk about.
As THE time for the Fair and Festival c
Ike Church of the Immaculate Conception
approaches, the committee of ladies' i
chsrge are renewing their efforts to max
IL a success. 1t will open Wednesday an
close Saturday evening. Many interestin
features will be introduced TO make tn
fsir attractive The proceeds will be de
voted 20 repairing the church, and from tn
present outlook, quite a neat sum will b
realized.
DOUBTLESS many of the scholars of tn
public schools do not know tina
they are indebted to the senio
class of Clay school for tn
holiday next Friday. II was intended t,
hold school on the day following Thanks
giving, but the committee of seniors O
Clay school put the matter before tn
commissioners Of their district, snd tn
holiday was granted st the last meeting @
the Board.
A. h NoLTE, the popular baker, O
South Eoff street. has earned an enyishl,