Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-03
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

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PithHy Told.
| Four deeds of trust were left for record
at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday
/ THE Board of Commissioners will meet
tomorrow morning in regular session.
A FAMILY quarrel was settled before
Justice Davis, last evening, by compro-
mise
is the Wheat Il Hancher watch and dia-
mond club, yesterday, No. - drew IN Club
/ No. l.
OFFICER WEST arrested Rachel Sercher,
/ last night, for being drunk on Market
street.
INH.E. Hillman * Co watch and dia-
m0nd club drawing, club 10, No. 81; cluO
l6, Nod
EARL SuGER. the Island boy reported as
missing, has not been heard from by the
police.
CHARLES HATHAwAY, young boy, strayed
away from his home last night, and was
fnund by the police
Ir was a son Of John and not Henry
Frohnapple who fell from a second story
window Friday afternoon.
The marks on the landing at noon indi-
Gated feet lOlS inches of water IN the
channel, and falling slowly.
Mr. j. DErwELLER has repaired his sa-
loon, i'm the Eighth ward, and added a new
front which gives 10 a handsome appear
ance.
MESsRs UrrERMOHLER AND CONNOR have
purchased the saloon at Thirty-siXth and
Wood streets formerly kept by George
Butler
The Ironton iron works were sold Fri
day 90 John Ii. Barnes, of Philadelphia,
for $780, Goa, tw0-thirds Of the appralse-
meut.
TuERE vii be no services at s.. Luke's
u. H. Church to-day. owing to the Rev. Mr.
Br.ttincham's absence on account OF the
death of his wife
The Sale Of the Fader property, corner
of Twentieth and Main streets, was post
p0ned till next Saturday, May 9th The
highest bid was $4,000,
ONLY six electric motors viii be running
on the "lOop' on circus day, and the EN-
ployes OF the road anticipate great deal
of trouble i'm handling the crowds
The teachers of Richie School are max
ing elaborate preparations for an enter
tainment 10 be given by the Junior Glass,
about the first of June. Several novel
features will be introduced.
THE funeral of Mrs. AdOlph Fritz took
place yesterday afternoon from her late
residence on FOrty-third street, at two
o'clock and was largely attended. The
| interment was az Mt. Zion Cemetery
TrREE shares of stock in the Wheeling
and Belmont Bridge Company were sold at
auction at the Court House, by Sheriff
SteenrOd. yesterday mOrding. They were
purchased by Henry Meyers at , per cent.
premium.
En- WILCOX. a single man, borrowed
various sums of money from his fellow
workmen at the Nail City Lantern Works
/ FRIDAY. the sums amounting all the way
| from 10 cents to s., and skipped out for
Pittsburg Friday night.
AT the meeting of Friendship Lodge,
"A. of l. X =. W. No ., held on Satur-
mously elected delegate to the convention
10 be held i'm Pittsburg on June ID, with
I ID * MOrgas as alternate.
THREE boys named WahOld, Gardnerand
Bowman. living i'm the ueighborhood Of the
I Wheeling pottery left home at O'Clock
Yesterday morning, and had not been heard
from up 20 midnight last night They are
aged g, and e. respectively
THE semi annual election OF officers or the
EpwOrth League of the Thomson NJ. n.
church was held Friday night. The fol-
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Fullerton President; Miss Lillian Statler,
Secretary Miss Ada Jones, Treasurer
THE Washington and Jefferson College
Rauio. Mandolin and Guitar Club gave
successful concert last night atsSt Glars
Vile Yesterday afternoon they delighted
"a select audience at the Wheeling Club
They will stop in the city to-day, on their
way CD Washington.
ON has boon struck az another point IN
e. 80 So. T..af
township on the farm of William Stewart.
/ on was struck at % depth of 500 feet. The
wei. produces about ten barrels day. IL
has one hundred feet OF oil sand, and will
/ be- drilled deeper W0odSfcid Spirit.
TuE Second Presbyterian Church choir
vii render a special programme of music
atthis evenings services. In addition TO
I the hvmus the choir will sing the following
So ectionS: Adult chorus praise the Lord,
His Glory Bless" (J0husOnl; quartette,
| ~Jubilate Dec" lBuc0; baritone solo,
\ Forever with the Lord (GouuOd) an
I them. Awake Thou That SleepeSt,
/ lStaiucrl.
I WHEELING people wishing TO attend
| Frank Hennig's performance, under the
auspices of the KuightsO of Pythias in Bell
next Tuesday, May 9th, can do 50 by pay
/ inc admission, no extra charge being made
/ for a pleasant boat ride on the steamer
i phillips. which has been chartered ami will
/ leve the wharf boat at p. IN sharp, return
/ ING Immediately after the performance.
/ SOME very clever AMI artistic mementOeS
/ Of Wheeling, In s'lverware, can be seen al
I Dulop's iewelry store One of the spoons
rerentlv finished is known as the Fort
Henry spoon. in the bowl Of which is
carved a representation Of the original
fort. while near the oval of the hand is a
primitive forest scene. Another spoon has
line Riverside Iron Works clearly portray
ga in the bowl
WHEAT x HANCuER's iewelry store was
one of The central attractions on Market
street. Saturday night The display was
Inn the nature of "a marine scene, a pretty
Illusion being afforded by boat with a
sfatuesQue figure seated therein against a
mirror 4 large anchor aud many other
marine appurtenanceS were adlolRed,
formed OF diamonds and Iewelry, the
whole afTordiug a rather unique scene.
TINS friends In this city OF Mrs. julia
Wilson. nee Lang. formerly of Wheeling,
NOW "a resident Of Kansas City, Will be
n8ir.i Cd learn of tue death on last
Tuessav. of her oldest child, Ralph, AGED
fo.rvttr-. The death occurring As 10 q d.
lust oae week later tl2u THAI of his c'us %,
Edward. sou Of MIR. ANA Mrs. ID. i. Mc
Dorat intensified the sorrow ct the
friends of both tamii Is. Both children
.Giet FROM the same cause, meningitis
They cfe most Interesting lateil' gent ans,
lcvan.t children, ana VIII be greatly miSs1-
byaI WHO ku-T -tcn