Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-17
n. EMSNEIMER,
Is and 20 Eleventh Street.
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
pfthily Told

Pithily Told.
The Germania Ball and Commerce is
postponed until further notice.
Is Wheat * Hanchers Watch and Dia
mOnd Club No. l, No. 10 drew.
INH. h. Hillman & Co.'s watch and dia
mOud club drawing, club 10, No. 40; club
l6, No. 10.
Woop Bros have finished a two-story
residence for Emmette Deloe on South
Huron street
MAGGIE BANEY has been appointed guar
dian of Edward Radcliffe. Bond 500,
Joseph LOeilier surety
CHARLES DICEERsCHIED. agod 33 years,
and Mrs. Liza Hedger, aged 20, secured a
marriage license Yesterday.
THE Kings Daughters of st. Lukes
Church Will hold a meeting AT the Chapel
on Monday evening, az i;3O.
CHARLES CLOUCH. a feeder at the Top
mill. cut 437 kegs of 20 penny nails in 100
hours, which has never been beaten.
Mr.. T. 3. SMITH. of Bridgeport, has in
vented a novel bill file, which has some
novel points of merit, and seems destined to
meet with large sale.
Is Police Court yesterday morning the
TWO BOYS who We're arrested for breaking
into McMechen's preserve factory, were
released after severe lecture.
ELDER j. c. MARBLE will preside at
Rechabite Hall. No 30 Twelfth street,
Sunday AT 30 p. m; subject, Labor
Troubles and dow to Avoid Them
SNEAK thieves entered the residence of
j. d. Nav. at ~ Eighteenth street, yeSter-
dav, and took pocket book with about -.
There is no clew TO the perpetrators.
The new Rock Hill Presbyterian church
will be dedicated on Wednesday, June Sd,
al II a IN Rev w. V. Milligan, ID. D., OF
Cambridge, Ohio, will preach the sermon.
Is Part One of the Circuit Court, Judge
PAUL. Yesterday. in me case OF Melvida
Francis vs. j. T. Francis, for divorce, the
defendant filed ia open Court ms plea in
abatement.
JOIN CRIs>' team became frightened at
the motor and ran away at the market
house yesterday morning, crashing into
JObu Norris vegetable staI, demohShlug
things generally.
Tug.r will be no service at the Disciple
Church this evening. The congregation
will join la q union service at Tue Second
Presbyterian Church. Regular morning
service viii oe held.
A MASS meeting for the furtherance of
deter Sabbath observance and TO protest
against the opening of the Worlds Fair on
sunday will be held tomorrow evening at
the Second Presbyterian Church.
ACCORDING TO the rule prescribed by the
board, but two graduates from each school
are allowed to perform, and as Washing
ton school has no graduating class this
year. there will be but twelve essays or
recitatiOns.
tn. l,c.,,,.o,.t and eOumancoment of the
Seguin Collegiate Institute will take place
al the Opera House June %. Miss Sybu
Greene of New Matamoras. o., a very
proficient student, carries the full hOnOrS
of the graduating course.
THE North End Literary and Athletic
Association announce their sixth grand
annual picnic for May 80, at Seiberts Gar
den. The music for the occasion is to be
furnished by Mayors full orchestra, and a
magnificent time is anticipated.
OK Saturday, May %. the Porter estate,
two miles east of the city, will be offered
az public sale As will be seen by adver-
tisemeut i'm another column, this property
has been laid of into building lots. They
are well located for suburban dwellings,
as most Ot the lots are between the Wheel
ING and Elm Grove railway and the Ma
tional Road.
COMMUNION services We're 10 have been
/ held M the lions Lutheran Church yester-
dav morning. and the interior had been
beautifully decorated for the occa-
SION. when the pastor, Rev. Paul Ziegel-
never WAS taken suddenly H. and the COM
murion services were postponed until next
SATURDAY. The sermon to-day will he read
bv NJ Hartman, one of the Sunday School
teachers
The interesting display Of fresh and
handsome varieties of flowers as seen IN
bursts window attracted considerable at
tention Yesterday, and groups of people
gathered about the store al frequent inter
walls They were samples of what Handel,
the florist. regularly keeps in stock, and all
i'm want of the latest varieties Of roses,
lilies. carnations. pinks. ferns and vines
would do well 20 call and look over the eX-
te2sive stock.
Mr.. GEO MATTHEW'S whose stable was
DESTROYED by fire Friday, desires the state
ment of the gentleman residing in the
locality" i'm regard to boys continually"
buldi1c boutreS in that ward denied, for
ne thinks he has been the most frequent
visitor 20 that place for the past twenty
five wears ana has never Vet seen 'bsntres'
blut about the place. II the gentleman
who makes the statement had seen II done,
why did he not notify MIR. Matthews or an
officer OF the law, SO that II could be stop
pedl That is what Mr.. Matthews thinks
ought TO have been done.