Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-11-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briehy anu
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters "a AH'eAN''
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Tur na,v Hotel Windsor restaurant VII
be opened TO patrons to-day
MARY MORRISON and Sadie Snyder Wer,
o,raSted bv Officer Wilkie last night lol
being drunk.
Rr1tcIors services will be held in the Il
Relic mission building this THURSDAY
evening al 5 o'clock. The public Is coruiaii'
invited. $500
THERE was only one case on the blottel
~ Police Headquarters last night. Fran
els Gilbert. n vag, was arrested by Ierrili
THE Y. p. 5. c. E, of the Disciples
church, will assist in conducting pra!el
meeting services at their Mission IN th'
Eighth ward this evening.
IL part one of the Circuit Court yeStes
dav the case Of the city VS. VIM. Ethoieu
was continued, and the case OF the Natura
Gas Co. of W. Va. VS.. James Healey, was
reset for January 20.
THERE will be foot race for $50 side
between Anon PasOn, OF the BucKeyt
Glass Works, and Robert Edwards, OF tnt
Etna mill, to be on the West Virginia
State Fair Grounds, Saturday afternoon.
A PET canary, owned by George Nickel
lar of the Island, died yesterday morning,
at the advanced age Of twenty years. IL
was remarkable for its beauty and intelli'
gence, and as a singer could not DC eN'
celled.
Benz. FRAZIER, who was sent TO jail by
Judge PAUL some time ago in default OF
so and costs for assaulting Justice w. h
Davis was released yesterday, he going
into Court and making oath that he was
unable to pay his fine.
The usual Thanksgiving reception will
be given to the young men OF the city by
the Young Mems Christian Association this
evening and will be made as attractive as
ever with good fellowship, entertainment
and refreshments. All young men are in-
vited
The Parkersburg Oil Exchange, with a
capital of 500, has been chartered. The
shares are 800 each and are held by V. B.
Archer, r. p Camden and George Camp
bell, of Parkersburg; +. I. Kirk, OF Wash.
ington, Pa, and Warren Berry, of Bel
mont.
CHEF DELBRUGGE received telegram
from New Orleans yesterday announcing
the death of John Kline, and asking if he
had any relalatives here. Delbrugge found
that Kline had several brothers in the
Eighth ward, and word was sent back to
that effect.
WELCOME Lodge a. o. L. w. is ex-
periencing quite boom, new members be-
ing taken in at every meeting. -Four more
new candidates will be initiated this even
ing Thursday, at their hall in McLain's
block A number of applications also have
been made during the past week for men,
berShip.
LAST Monday, Mr.. Murray, Of Bellaire,
a member of the contracting firm OF Muir
ray Bros, who are building the new Jail,
met with painful accident He was hold
ing the rope to prevent the derrick from
running out too fast, and il slipped through
his hands. burning his fingers badly.
REV. II. II. SwoPE, rector of St Math-
ew's F. Z. Church, has made application
for the services of Rev. c. L. Christensen,
the missioner, who has been so successful
at St. Luke's Church for the last few days,
TO conduct a mission at st. Mathews
Church, during the ten days preceding
Easter Sunday.
THERE will be a public sale of siXty-nine
lots at Edgington, Saturday December 9Th
This place is only about twenty minutes
ride out on the Wheeling and Elm Grove
Railroad. a special train will leave
Wheeling at 30 p. N. to accommodate all
who desire to attend the sale. This is a
great opportunity TO secure cheap homes.