Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-04-05
4. EMSHEIMER
10 and 20 Eleventh ST.
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

Minor Matters OF interest," "''o"S
Pithily Told
FIVE deeds Of trust were left for record
40 Clerk Hook Office yesterday
Two DRINKS made up the programme at
Police Court. yesterday morning
+ YESTERDAY was pay day at the La Belle
and Belmont, and also with Paige carey
* Co
Tur Board Of County Commissioners
b viii meet tomorrow morning IN regular
/ session.
W p. BRowN is a candidate for the
Board Of Education in Union district Mar
shall county.
DIR. JONI II. MCLURE has removed MS
dental office 70 the Mutual Bank building
opposite the Postofice.
INH.E. Hinman x Co. s watch and dia-
monG club drawing club l., No. Do cruz
a.. No. 81; club 10, No. ~.
THE Top mill factory is closed down on
account Of an Overstock OF nails, ana Will
not resume for about week.
The electric motor operators and corduc-
tors will give grand ball at WeStwood 5
Hall. on next Thursday evening.
THE Lily Fishing Club will give one OF
their ENJOYABLE balls at Turner han next
Friday evening. Mayer will furnish the
music.
| \ MARRIAGE license was issued yesterday
m Edward Cloudy. a native of Ohio county,
aged D. and Martha Brady, native OF
Wheeling, aged Is.
TgE House X Hermann Base Ball Club
will give their first dance at Beethoven
Hall on Saturday, April -. MUSIC oy
/ Naver's full orchestra.
IN vtsho has haRn sell
| inc sheets of songs about town for several
DAYS past. was arrested by Officer Terrlu
/ last evening for disOrderly conduct IN the
/ First ward.
! SEVERAL Wheeling capitalists have Sc
cured an option on the Miller farm OF 800
acres. up at Beech Bottom, aud if the
/ land is purchased il will be laid out in
/ town lots.
THE Wheeling Bowling Club organized
/ Friday night at Henry Bieoerson 5, by the
| reelection OF the old officers. They will
give their first bowling party on Thursday
| evening.
TIL. New York symphony Club has
/ been engaged by the lecture and entertain
ment committee 70 give an entertainment
al the Y. NJ G. A hall on Monday eve
ming April q.
! CHA- FISHER. a farmer living out Cald-
Wells Run. lost a valuable horse from lock
Jaw Yesterday. caused by running nail in
| its hOof This is the third horse Mr.. Fisher
has lost recently.
] AGRAND concert and entertainment is to be
given 40 Arion Hall on the Sth Of April for
the benefit of ST. Johns German Evangel-
| zeal Protestant congregation in this city.
A choice selection of music will be rem
dered Home talent will assist at the con-
cert.
RrcuARp O. GARY, a well known shear
man in the Crescent Iron WORKS, died al
mis- home on JocOb street, East End, at ; 30
| yesterday, after protracted illness. he
/ was a member for some years oil the
I Knights % Pythias and also OF the l. o.
OF.
THE McCabe Mission Band of She Wes-
| ley N. r Church, will give an entertain
| ment at the church Monday evening, April
I6. The ladies' are working for Nagasaki
| College Japan and will take a collection
/ of a silver Offering 4 good programme Is
| promised. Admission free.
/ Coz X MORRIsoN's boiler works are kept
| busy with local repair work. They are
| building tubular boilers for TrmOle Y
/ Lutz. and McNldhou. Porter \ Co, OF New
! Cumberland. The new tubular boiler for
the Home for Friendless Women, Will be
put in position next week.
/ a TELEGRAM was received from DR.. J. n.
| Pipes. dated Phillpsburg, Yesterday after
noon. stating that Mrs Pipes, nee Miss
/ Nora jolly, is confined 20 her bed with ~
phOid fever, and the Doctor is also i'll.
| Mrs. Burr Nixon, Of the Eighth ward,
"a sister of Mrs. Pipes, is also indispOsed at
the home of her sister in Philhpsourg.
All the jewellers in town have signed an
agreement 20 close their stores every even
/ ing from this date on at six o'clock. Satur-
day evenings excepted This is move IN
/ the ght direction. The clerks Ia these
establishments are entitled 10 their even
ings which gives them an opportunity Tor
social enjoyment and Improvement OF the
mind. All classes will approve Of this
move on the part Of the jewellers.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has begun 70 publish a neutrality-suspicious.
called the Young Msn's W0rk. The first
issue appeared YES rday, and met with
general appreciation The reading matter
is bright, timely and helpful, while the IL
/ Illustrations throughout lend an added
charm 90 the publication. 10 is a merlto-
rious literary work. The editors are Secre-
tarv John G. Lynch, G. =. Morrison and
/ r. IL Williams The publishing commit
tee IS Albert Meyer. =. Il. Porter, Andrew
Hare and H. e Richards
SUE our Misses Shoes, heel and spring
heel. SLO0. Also Youths, H.. at only
500