Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-29
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters Of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.
THE Bachelor Club will have hop
tonight at Franzheim's Hall.
Miss MAUDE KIRK will give Hallow
Fen party Friday night at her home in
Pleasant Valley.
ASA PRETTYMAN yesterday swore out
a Police Court warrant for Charley Car
ney, for humping him.
The Board of Commissioners met yes
terday TO audit bills. The Board meets
in regular session Monday.
THE Wheeling steel plant, in Ben
wood. will start up this morning, after
being idle since last Friday.
THE abutments for the addition to the
Riverside plate mill, in Benwood, are
about ready for the superstructure.
THE congregation of the Second Pres
byterian church will tender recep-
tion to the pastor, Rev. DR.. Cooke, this
evening.
JAMES BURRUs, Jos. Glaskemp and
VIM. Williams were arrested last night,
and q cnarge Of disorder.y placed
against them.
THE May Flower Social will give
their first grand ball at Bishops Hall
tonight. Dlmmy's Orchestra will fur
nish the music.
The new bridge was illum mated, yes
terday, with twenty-three gas jets. II
attracted much attention from the river
front and the Island.
THERE were four cases in Police
Court Yesterday morning. Asa Pretty
man and Robert Bellvllle, for disorder,
got So and costs. Two vags went to
the hill.
OFFICER TERRML caught a stray
horse on Ninth street about one o'clock
this morning, which the owner can Sc
cure by calling at Otterson's livery
stable.
AUCTIoNEER HARVEY yesterday sold
"A shares Of State Fair stock. par value
sos, belonging to the estate OF V. ID.
Vanmeter, to Henry Bieberson, for SIC
per share.
AMoNG liberal guests from out-of-
town who purchased tickets for the
Charity Ball was Mr.. s. B. Bowen, OF
Philadelphia, representing the Pecsra
Paint Co.
w. S. MCCoLLOUGH, the South Side
pharmacist, has on exhibition in his
window, specimens of fire brick, and
several photographs of the Barnard
Brick Works, at Bellaire.
THE patrol wagon was called to
Twenty-iourth street, shortly after
noon, yesterday, to remove Harry Gill,
who is seriously i'll, to his residence
below the county line.
THERE will be no election returns re-
ceived at the Fort Henry Club, as here
tofore stated. The Western Union will
send the returns TO the stages OF both
Opera Houses, Tuesday evening.
GEO. BUTLER, of the South Side, has
bought the saloon at the corner OF
Twenty-third and Market streets, form
erlv conducted Mrs. Pearson. Mrs.
Pearson will remain in the city until the
end Of the year.
ANTHONY MCCANDEss and Thomas
Welch were diSorderly, at SulIivan's
saloon, yesterday afternoon, and were
elected by Owen Sullivan, Jr. All
three were arrested by Chief Delbrugge
and Officer Cruise.
THE lady managers of the Children's
Homo are under many obligations to
Geo. L. burst, the confectioner, for a
liberal donation Of ice cream on Satrr-
dav last for the little ones. The gift
was highly appreciated.
PRESIDENT POLLOCK, OF the City
Water Board, and Secretary George
Raird. went up TO Pittsburg yesterday
and examined horizontal pumping en-
rine. of the Wilson & Snyder build, In
the Allegheny City pumping station.
A CERTIFICATE signed by NJ. Freis-
ninth. Faul Rigot, 7. B. Y. Helfte-
never, John FreiSmuth and John
Horev, constituting corporation known
as the Aisace aud Lorain Society, was
filed at Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
GEN. GRANT Camp, S. of V, and the
Ladies' Aid Society will give a bean
bake and entertainment at &. A. r.
Hall on Monday evening, November lG.
They are arranging for successful az
fair.
a SOCIAL will occur this evening at
the residence of Rev. C. NJ. Afford, OF
the Third Presbyterian church. The
euests will be the young ladies OF the
missionary Reading Circle and their eS-
corts. An interesting programme will
be carried out.
AT s o'clock tomorrow morning seats
will be reserved for the New York Sym
phony Club Concert, to he given next
Monday night, in the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall. The club
will give musical entertainment OF the
highest order. The programme Will be
a rich and varied one.
Mr.. GEORGE ZILLEs has broken
ground for a handsome storeroom and
dwelling at the corner OF North Huron
and Bridge streets. The dwelling will
be frame and contain ten rooms. The
cost will be about s., 900. Mr.. Emmert
is doing the stone work, and Messrs.
Wood Bros. have the contract for the
building.
JUpGING from the number OF inter-
estiug fraternal events announced this
week, the season OF active work in all
the mystic orders is now at hand, and
the friendly rivalry that seems to pre-
vail among the subordinate bodies on
the score OF work and social entertain
meuts indicates that the coming winter
will be busy aad aggressive one In
secret society circles.
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