Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-08-17
SNALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithuy Told.

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Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithly Told.
one deed of land was admitted 10 record
by Clerk Hook yesterday.
SERVICE, AT the Haven Mission" to-
night. led by DR.. Gushing.
NO. 43 drew the watch i'm Wheat X
Hauchcr's club last evening.
Tits rumored that a we'll known South
Side bartender is 10 be married in the
near future
THE Mike O'Malley Fishing Club gave
their annual blowout at their club room
one evening last week.
THE Iron Range Company. of Union,
Monroe county, with capital stock Of
$4,000. has been chartered.
THr Macedonia Baptist Church viii hold
their annual meeting on the old fair
grounds August 3lst 20 September It'll
Mr. Jos f. EHrrING aud Mr. Robt Lind
berger. of BenwOod, are going 10 give a
concert at Mays Point one day this coming
week
r. r. HiI,mau * Co., watch club draw.
ing. Club I. no. lar club I'D. No. %; club
~. SO. 23; club r., NO. Is; club l3, No.
Is, club "a, so. 6.
IMPROVEMENTS are being made ON the
Elm Grove road az Fulton. The grade
Will Dee much decreased and speed and
safety highly increased
BY change OF time, taking effect to-day,
trains on the Ohio River railroad depart
at "a. m.. II GOA IN. ard 4:3O p. M; arrive
D .05 "a. u.. $3.50 p IN. and $40 p M.
THE dry goods business of Julius Jacobs,
near Hotel Maynard I'm Martins Ferry,
was sold Saturday 20 Harberger X Co,
who Will hereafter conduct the business.
Us the case of Robrecht versus O'Neu,
which was tried Thursday evening Squire
Ankle rendered a decision I'M favor of the
plaintiff, giving him the fun amount of the
so claimed.
TO-DAY is the last day of the colored Bap-
lists camp meeting, which is being held at
Whteman's Grove, ON Boggs Run Rev
W II Holmes, of Washington, ID. c., Will
preach at g o'clock p. m.
LAST night Officers Gaus. Watson and
Lukeus pulled the house kept by Alice Lee
40 40 30 Tenth street, formerly kept by
Josephine Boyd They captured the
Audlady, two girls and seven men.
Ms, LILLE Y. SrArLER. of the Island,
has been appointed 10y the school board of
Bridgeport. o., 20 fl "a vacancy in the
High School of that place Miss Statler
viii take her place September 1 and her
many friends wish her success.
LAST Friday a man hired team from the
stable of Peter Erb To- go 90 Mt Pleasant,
since which time the man has not been
heard from IL was bay horse between
5 and wears old. and standing perhaps 10
hands high Mr Erb is satisfied the fell
low has skipped.
Tine Pomerov. o.. First Presbyterian
Church are going 90 have new church
building. IL is handsome structure of
pressed brick with stone trimmings i'm the
Roman style of architecture Mr.. O. =.
Phupott. architect. of Wheeling designed
the building, and viii superiutend the con-
struc-iou.
DR. REED BAIRD, while attempting TO
board moving train at the cOruerOf Chap
line and Sixteenth streets Friday evening,
narrowly escaped being thrown under the
wheels 10 appears that the Doctor at
tempted tO catch the first coach, but failing
ing Do this waited for the last and was
struck by the gate and knocked Off.
The officers made another raid last
night ON Anna keim's uuSavOry Hawk $
Nest" lust across the creek, and pulled
eleven girls and eight men. The raid was
made by Officers Wilkie. DOunclly and
Cruise During the evening Officer
Trischcr cOllared "a couple of DRINKS on
his beat. Blanche Frank and Charles Star
KEY Officer Cruise hauled I'm Thomas
WEIGH
THE people of Bridgeport and vicinity
Were panied 90 learn of the death of Mrs.
b. VI. Caldwell yesterday 40 : o'clock. She
was The wife of the manager of the -Etna
Mills. and was avery estimable lady. Her
refined nature, genial disposition, and
many and varied social attachments en-
deared her Co a wide circle of friends. Her
age was about 80 wears.
THERE were ten cases i'm Police Court,
Yesterday morning. Jack Miller. Charles
Sicmau. Frank Gordon. Fritz Rappel and
Jack smith, the five men who went over
90 Mrs kiems and raised a row, Friday
night. got s. and costs, except Gordon,
who was taxed $40 The remaining cases
were DRINKS. with one eXception-Annie
Never. whow was fined 81 for contempt.
HARRY GRyBEE left Monday moring at
$3.50 o'clock for Detroit. Mich, on his
bicycle. arriving at Urichsville AT II D
o. m. having made the run of - miles m
hours anb ~ minutes The road was pretty
good On his road 20 Spencer he broke a
saddle spring having 20 ride 10 Toledo TO
get "a spring He arrived az Monroe, Mich.
40 ~ $50 a. III Friday. Since leaving here
Mr. Gruber has covered 242 miles i'm three
and one-half DAYS. At Detroit he will
meet Oscar Smith and a touring party
numbering l5O The party Will tour "a
/ Toronto. Canada. then 90 Niagara Falls
aud return by way of Erie, Pittsburg and
T Washington.