Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-08-29
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthIly Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthny Told.
The Snow Flakes will play the Registers
Saturday.
A. C. HARRELL yesterday qualified as
notary public
THERE were eight cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
| CONSTABLE L. ID. BENNETT, yesterday,
took an Island boy TO the reform school al
/ Pruntytown.
TRACK laying is going on at the rate of one
mile per day on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie. from Portland to Steubenville
PAIGE. CAREY & Co. have erected anoth-
er sixty-fOot derrick on the site OF the stone
bridge, this time on the south side Of the
creek.
EMMA ISLE was yesterday appointed
guardian for the orphan child OF Karl Isle,
deceased. Bond, $50; VIM Nedemeyer'
surety.
FRANK DIEGMILLER was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate Of Mel
chior Diegmiller, deceased. Bond, S2,OOOi
L. F. Stifel. surety.
TUE police have been notified by the
Pittsburg authorities. that Lizzie Luse
vonng girl, once before found in house IN
| this city, is again missing, and IS supposed
| TO be here.
THERE was an ugly blockade Of wagons
| in South street, between Sixteenth ana
Market. Yesterday afternoon about two
O'Clock, and Officer Deku had some trouble
/ in clearing the street.
THE watch stolen from a Bridgeport
man, a couple of days ago, has been recov-
cred BY the police Two men are suspect
ed but it seems there is not sufficient evil
dence to warrant their arrest.
THE marriage of James Frederick, pop
ular South Side glassblOwer, and Miss
Minnie BRAKEMAN will take place next
Tuesday evening. William Dlehl Will act
as best man and Miss Minnie Henderson as
bridesmaid.
ONE of the largest shipments of wool
ever made from this part Of the country
has just been made by James F. Johnson,
of this city, who recently purchased 15,OOO
pounds from H. T. Bode * Co, OF Stafford,
Monroe county, at prices ranging from ~
to 81 cents. The shipment went TO Patter-
son Bros, New York.
Miss CARRIE ALBRIGHT was rendered a
very pleasant surprise party last evening,
at her home on Chapline street. Some
twenty-five of her friends were in the in
vading Sarty, but the hostess was equal 10
the occasion, and becomingly entertained
the guests During the evening Miss AL
bright was presented with a handsome
ring.
/ YESTERDAY MORNING Rev. II. a. Water
man boarded the train at Steubenville, on
/ the c. & p. road, for Mingo, and as the
train approached that station he was stand
ing on the rear platform of the train. Be
ing suddenly affected with heart failure, he
became dizzy and fell of. The shock rem
dered him unconscious for a time, and he
was picked up and taken to Mingo, where
his injuries were dressed
The Cadiz Fair, which will be held Sept
1919 promises to be the biggest "agricul-
tural boss trotn held in Eastern Ohio for Il
long time the managers having taken
new departure in securing Walter Craig n
Sons magnificent grounds for term Of
years, the improvements on which have
already cost about $4,000 and include the
finest sort of buildings, stalls, etc, and one
of the best half-mile tracks to be foand any
where.
l.. 100, ho,ro ,,,odo nm rour mind IN