Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-09
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.
THREE deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
THE handsome new front of ST. James
German church is going up rapidly.
TOBIAS VANCE was arrested last night by
Officer Scalley on a charge of drunken
ness.
POLES for the lectric street car system
are being distributed along Ohio street,
Island.
THESE are the days when the straw hat
and the overcoat are seen arm In arm on
the streets.
The foundation of the new Shaefer and
Driehorst building, on Main street, is al
most completed.
MEssRs. Filan and White have laid off
their property at the east end OF twenty
third street in lots.
Mr.. CHARLES SMITH. the Tenth street
grocer, has purchased a lot in the old ball
park, on the west side Of South broadway,
paying 81, 100.
GEORGE CHARNocK and Calvin Gathers
were arrested by Officer Ferrel, for break
ing a window in Jacob kindleberger's
place, In the First ward
MILTON. infant1son of Morris and the
late Rose Jacobs, died yesterday at noon,
aged six months. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at o'clock.
LEspER COLLIER, an Austrian, was in the
"Hawk's Nest" last night, and threw a
lamp out of the window into the street.
He was arrested by Officer Cruise.
MILTON. infant son of Morris jacobs died
Nv. c TQXac
and will have to he notified before arrange
ments can be made for the funeral.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
day to George Eidemiller, native OF
Germany, aged %, and Maggie Hansbeck,
a native of Allegheny county. Pa, aged 81.
A SECOND heating furnace in the Ben
wood plate mill is being torn down, and
will he rebuilt similar to the one recently
erected. The new furnace has been tested
with good results.
FARMERS say the crop of blackberries,
this year, will be unusually large. Peaches
will be better crop than for two or three
years, and apples will yield fairly. All
small fruits are abundant.
A LARGE tubular boiler has already been
placed in the boiler room of j. A. Holt
day & Sons new planning mill, at LaBelle
and Eoff streets The building is now fin
ished up to the third story.
THERE were religious services at the La
Belle mission building on Thirty-frst
street last evening. Rev. Monser, of
Columbia, Mo-, preached an excellent SER
mon on the subject of "Ahat and Naboth's
Vineyard" These services will be con-
tinued during this week, and all are cor
daily invited.
INVITATIONS have been sent out by Mr..
William G. Handlan for the marriage of
his daughter, Miss Agnes, to Mr.. John A.
Howard Thursday morning, June 10th, at
9 O'Clock at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception. They will be at home after
August 1st, at the corner of Thirty-fifth
and Eoff streets.
A B. & o. FREIGHT train going west on
Sixteenth street, yesterday afternoon about
three o'clock, frightened team Of horses
attached to garbage cart, and narrowly
escaped killing them. The horses backed
around until the cart touched the engine.
The train was brought to stop before the
team was removed
THE Sunday School Board of Wesley M
E. Sunday School met Sunday and elected
the following officers: Superintendent,
John Walford; Assistant Superintendent
F. H. Crago; Secretary, Edward Char
mock; Assistant Secretary, H. S. Cum
ningham: Librarian James 9. Cunning
ham; Assistant Librarian, Irwin E. Bow
man; Sunday School Treasurer, James r.
Burge; Mission Treasurer, Miss Bessie
Plues: Organist, Ed. f. Keurner; Choris
ter, Geo. Hopwood.