Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-09
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PIthily Told.

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pthny Told.
THERE will be meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Wheeling Club this evening.
THE II 80 p. IN. train from the East, last
night was delayed about two hours by
freight wreck.
RESERVED seats for the Whitehead bene-
fit will be put on sale at 5 O'Clock IRIS morn
ng at Houses music store.
A NUMBER of men were seining in the
river, between the two bridges, yesterday,
and obtained some fine fish.
THE rolice were notified, last evening,
that a valuable dog belonging TO Mr..
Brockunier had been stolen.
THE watch stolen from Peter Felshelm,
of Fulton, Saturday, was recovered oy the
police yesterday and restored to its owner
Tue Young Married Peoples Whist
CLUB will be entertained next THURSDAY
evening by Miss Fannie Bell, at her home
at Leatherwood
RESERVED seats for the Whitehead Ben
eft Concert can be obtained without extra
charge, at G. A. Houses music store, AFTER
S o'clock this morning.
A LEAP YEAR party took place last night
at Teutonia Hall. It was given by mum
Der OF South Side young ladies. Prof..
Killmever made the music.
ELLA B. WILSON was yesterday appoint
ed guardian for the orphans OF Thomas II.
Wilson, deceased. Bond 500; John >.
Wilson and James M. Wilson suryilles.
A BANNER will be stretched across Mar
ket and Twelfth streets by the congrega-
ton of the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church,
calling attention to the fact that revival
services are now in progress at tnat church'
Council meets this evening in regular
sessions. The main item OF business Will
be the recommendation of the Natural Gas
Commission that the proposition OF the
Natural Gas Company OF west Virginia
be rejected.
Wheeling Lodge, l. o. .. F., went up to
Martins Ferry last evening in body, to
confer several degrees on number OF
candidates for membership in the Onward
Lodge Of that city. They went up in
BODY on the evening train of the Terminal
SUApEAcK PERRY, the New Cumberland
man taken from the Hospital to the CITY
Hall. SATURDAY. night, on the suppositlon
he was suffering from excessive drink, was
taken home by friends, yesterday. The
man seemed to be troubled with something
like epilepsy.
HENRY STURGEON, of L. S. Delaplain &
Co.'s, went up TO Pittsburg, Sunday, to
visit his family. and within few miles OF
that CITY he fell of the train. His nose
was broken, part Of his lip cut on,
and he was otherwise badly bruised. He
remained in Pittsburg.
THE congregation that gathered in the
Wesley NJ. +. church, Sunday morning,
were surprised 10 learn that the pastor,
Rev. Joseph Lee, was confined to his bed
with the grip. Prof. Jos. Haywood, now
ever, conducted exercises.
THE marriage of Miss Genevieve Bog
gcss. of Clarksburg, and Mr.. A. ID. Parr,
of Washington, d. c., is announced Tor
THURSDAY afternoon, February 18th, at
$3.50 o'clock, at the residence of the bride.
Immediately after the ceremony the couple
will leave for Old Point Comfort, where
they will remain an indefinite period.
Last evening a number of young ladies
Of the North End gave leap year party
at Neuhardt'S Hall on North Main street,
and Terrilrs orchestra furnished the
music. During the evening the letters OF
a word were given by the ladies, and the
successful gueSser of the word chosen by
them which contained the letters was
awarded a handsome prize.
SOME time ago the attention Of Squire
Ankle was called to German by the name
eff Edward Fillingham, who was found
wandering aimlessly around. Learning
where his father was he wrote TO him at
Union Point, Ca, and in reply the Squire
received a letter yesterday from the father
stating that he would not be surprised 70
hear that his son was insane, as his grand
mother and relatives had died from in
sanity.