Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-08
SMALL TALK.
MES.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.
AT Opera House this evening-The County
AT Grand Opera House this evening-Mattie
Vickers in "Edleweis.
The creek ran out strong yesterday and
last night
THE stockholders of the Mozart Park
Association meet this evening.
OFFICER FAHEY arrested two DRINKS,
last night, and Officer Fitzgerald one
The Council Committees on Health, Fire
Department and Real Estate will meet this
evening.
ANDY FISHER, who keeps at Twentieth
at Main streets, was arrested yesterday for
selling on Sunday.
THE watch missed by deaf and dumb
man, referred to in the REGISTER OF yeSter-
day, was recovered yesterday.
NEEvEs, the Wellsburg pitcher, well
known in local base ball circles, has signed
with the Los Angeles, Cal, CLUB.
THE William Kennedy whose arrest was
noted Yesterday is not the gentleman OF
that name residing on Thirteenth street.
MAJOR T. H. NoRToN gave course din
ner at the Fort Henry Club, Friday even
ing, in honor of Lieutenant and Mrs. u. u.
Mitchell.
THERE was a lively fight on Market
street, opposite the upper end OF the new
Centre Market, Saturday afternoon ABOUT
O'Clock.
THE funeral of little Robert H. Rose, in
FAINT son of Edward L. Rose, will take
place this morning at ii O'Clock. inter-
ment at Montrose, Pa.
The Be-About Club will give their first
masquerade ball at Turner Hall on
Wednesday evening, February "a Music
will be furnished by Mayors fuu or
chestra.
IMMEDIATELY upon opening up at twelve
o'clock last night, one saloon on Market
street had great rush OF trade. In nve
minutes thirty-two people were counted IN
the saloon. .
THE Juniors and Seniors of the Linsly
had a SNOWFALL battle last Friday, in
which the Seniors came out Of the play
play rather the worse for wear. IL was
lively contest.
FRIENDS of Shadrack Perry, the New
| Cumberland man who was taken 10 tne
| CITY Hall from the Hospital, Saturday
| evening, will come down to-day to take
him 10 New Cumberland.
|
werck entertained number Of friends at
| her home on the Island at whist. The al
| fair was surprise TO Mr.. Stollenwerck,
who left Saturday on a business Trip 10
New York. All present spent delightful
| svening.
THERE was excellent singing at St Mat
! thew's Episcopal Church yesterday morn
! ing Miss Edith Bachelor, OF Pittsburg,
who is visiting in town, Joined her sweet
voice TO the choir, which was an agreeable
addition and heartily enjoyed. Mrs. Grace
| Pennell Lee also sang in the choir and Ell
| fectively rendered several selections.
The Benwood Rosette Club will give
| select hop at Dolan's Hall next Monday
evening. The following committees are IN
charge: Committee of lnvitation-Jean
| Novel;, Charles Barrett, John McCaoe,
| viii Kelly. Peter Dolan, p. +. Doud, Jonn
| Lotus. Floor Managers-Jean NOVEL;,
John Lotus, p F.. Doud, Will Kelly.
Ballet Master-Peter Dolan; Assistant,
| John McCabe
| WHEELING came near experiencing an
egg famine. The hen fruit has been pretty
well up in price of late, and some OF the
| hotels here experienced great difficulty In
securing a supply The trouble started
with the heavy snowfall and cold weather
of two weeks ago. The snow extended
! further south than usual, and great sec
| lions Of the country-many whole States
which have heretofore been producers OF a
| surplus began to figure as consumers OF
the former supply. Now that the snow
| has melted away and the weather become
| mild the thrifty hen has resumed business