Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-22
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
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NlMnE aAnAaHEa "a ANNNAN@-
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owls" day at the park.
Tur mower Of attorney for the Vitritied
Brick Company, OF Cleveland, has been
accorded 10 +. p Mcneil.
TIE graduates Of the Eighth ward school
were photographed Monday at A. D.
Schultz's gallery, on South Jacob street
MRs. SARAH E. Parsons is administra-
tor Of the estate of. ii. Parsons, deceased.
Bond 8, POO, j. ElwOOd Hughes surety
LOUIS HogLsCHE has been appointed ad-
miuistratOr Of the estate OF Andrew Muir
ply, deceased. Bond $500, j. Y. Gavin
surety.
TIE Jefferson club will hold a Demon
stration at the LeatherwoOd school house
next Friday night Good speakers have
been secured.
TIE furnishers, clothiers and hatters OF
this city have agreed to close their places
OF business at six o'clock every evening, be-
tween July lst and September lst, Satur-
days excepted.
He. PETERSON, aged 25, a native Of
Memphis, Tenn, and q resident or Bumo-
la. Pa, and Clara B. Jordan, aged d, a
native Of Jenkins, Pa, and a resident OF
Bumola, Pa, were licensed to wed yester-
day.
TIVE following arrests were made by the
police Yesterday: Annie Brown and Jane
johnson, Terril, for lettering in the Catho-
lie cemetery; B. S. Wharton, j. b. Coil, D..
o. Lair, and j. B. Smith, by Gdus and
West; Pat Shillen, disOrderlY, by Trisch-
ler
The Young peoples second annual steam
boat excursion TO Browns Island from Bel
laire, Wheeling and intermediate points
will take place Thursday June SOth. Rev
Jones, pastor Of the Peoples Congregau on-
al Church, and his committee are IN
charge
Nix. FRANK ALBINGER, of Thirty-frst
street, will entertain the members or tue
Mountain State Fishing Club at supper
next Monday evening. After the close OF
the affair the club will go down the river as
far as the mouth Of Fish creek, where they
will take a six weeks stand.
Tua thirty-ffth commencement exercises
of Rock Hill college, EIhcOtt City, Md,
took plsce on the 2Oth inst, and were very
interesting throughout. There were four
graduates The past year has been an eX-
ceptiOnallv prosperous one Tor the lnSLl-
tuition. The fall term will open Monday,
September 9th.
AGNES, the young daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs William Harvey, OF North Front
street, died yesterday morning after long
and painful illness Of typhoid fever. She
was a member Of the senior class OF Madl-
son school. Had she lived she would have
been among the graduates. Her death IS
sad one, and her parents have the sym
paluy of large circle Of friends.
THE boy Otto Weisgerber of 1906 Wood
street, whose leg was so shOckingly crush
ed at the turn-table of the Terminal road
on Ninteenth street, Sunday night last is
getting along nicely and the doctors Will
be able to save the mem Der as the REGISTER
predicted on Monday morning, but the boy
will likely Away be lame as the muscles
Of the leg are badly torn.
TIERS were but four cases in police court
Yesterday morning. j. II. Waltley was up
for drunkenness, but fine was suspended,
on condition of his leaving town. Maggie
Hanson and Birdie Scott, for dlSorderly
conduct, were then called The Hanson
girl got g and costs, and the Scott girl was
dismissed Ruby Bell, cOlored woman,
TOR lettering in a house Of ill-tame, got -
and costs.
The Fulton school closed Monday with
very Creditable entertainment given by
the pupils OF the school On Thursday,
June 23rd, the school will picnic at Wheel
ing Park, where a treat will be given
them by their teachers, parents and
friends. The young folks have provided
music for the occasion, and dancing will
be one Of the features of enjoyment. All
friend Of the school are invited TO come
and help make the day pleasant one for
the Young folks