Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-24
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly IN
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TIE season has come again when the
sweet girl graduate" bursts INTO aooies-
cent bloom.
THE pictures now on sale at 1857 Market
street are to be sold on Thursday and Fiji
day without reserve.
THE Council Committees on Scales ana
Railroads were called to meet last night,
but neither secured a quorum.
THE Fourth Ward Stars accept the chal-
lenge of the ''Black Thorns" for game
Saturday, May IS, on tunnel green.
THERE will be business meeting Of the
class of '91 at Ewing, Melvin 81 Rlleys
law Office this (Tuesday) evening at
o'clock.
A MARRIAGE license was granted yester.
day to Carl Edwin Sigenwalt, aged 81, and
Mary Amelia Mintz, aged Is, both Oh
Wheeling.
MADAME RoLLA leaves this afternoon for
New York, and on next Saturday sails Tor
Hayre on one of the French line steamers.
She will go direct to Paris.
THE Kingfsher Club, composed Of popu-
lar East End gentleman, say their picnic
will be the finest OF the season at the New
Fair Grounds, Decoration Day.
The Premier Banjo Mandolin and Gul-
tar Club favored the REGISTER with call
last night, and rendered several OF their
choicest selections in most admirable
manner.
THE Medical Society OF the State Of West
Virginia will meet at Clarksburg on
Wednesday. 1t is expected there will be-
large attendance, as several most interest,"
ing papers will be read.
nd
and annex are making arrangements Tor
an entertainment to be given by them on
the evening of June TO- The affair will be
for the benefit of the Richie Alumni.
THE House g. Hermann Juniors would
like 10 hear from the Sonneborns for a
game of ball to be played at the Peninsula
grounds Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK. IL
accepted answer through the REGISTER.
THE Staats-Zeitung, was greatly en-
larged and improved. This means very
successful career for the German paper
under Mr.. Colmans able management.
Mr. g. is worker and deserves success.
A LETTER was received by Chief Of Po-
lice McNichol, yesterday morning, from
the Chief of Police of Berwick, Pa, ask
ing if a man named George l.. Boston was
in Wheeling. He is wanted for deserving
his wife.
TIE Gaiety Club of the South Side, is
making arrangements for a picnic 10 be
given by them next Thursday at Wheeling
PARK. The company will leave over
special motor at S AZ p m. and will return
at O'Clock a. IN.
THE Bridgeport Alumni Association
will give their annual banquet and dance
next Friday night. The banquet will take
place at the Sherman House till IL o'clock,
oh hav mill
Hall for the ball. Prof kilmeyer will fur
nish the music.
THE gentleman who received the patent
for the Mckinley Tin Bill" whistle had
several samples on the street yesterday to
exhibit them. They have commenced to
manufacture some and have goodly ship
ment on hand at Minneapolis on June TIN.
They will soon be on sale In this city.
THE Nail Cities defeated the Globes, of
Bellaire, in one of the finest games ever
played on the Benwood grounds by score
of s TO ,. The Nail Cities would like TO
hear from the Pink Carriers for game
next Sunday afternoon, on the Benwood
grounds Answer through the REGISTER
PROPS. l. c.. WHITE and S. B. Brown of
the State University, were in the city yes
terday, accompanied by ten members OF
the class in geology. They have been on
trip through the State, having come up
from the Sistersville oil field in the morn
ing. The party left for home in the after
noon.
For some days the telephones OF this
section have not beer working right after
night The officials OF the company could
not locate the trouble until Saturday, when
they discovered that their wires and the
electric light wires at Martins Ferry were
crossed. 1t is thought the trouble Is IN
some building.
HANDSOME invitations to the twenty
third annual ball at the West Virginia
University have been received mere. The
brilliant event will take place Wednesday
evening, June Sth. The committee In
charge in c. C.. Coffman, M. d. Post, A.
Brown Smith, G.. w. Gore and G. Earle
Vance.
IN reporting the Diehl-Leitner wedding,
in both Wednesdays and Sundays REGIS
TER, il was enormously stated stated that
Mr.. Charles Schambra was one of the at
tendants. II should have been Mr.. Charles
Schaub. The information was furnished
incorrectly in the first place and was the
cause of the error.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Hosenfeld have sent
out invitations for the marriage OF their
daughter, Miss Lizzie Nj. Hosenfeld to Mr..
Walter II. Chapman. The event will occur
on Wednesday. June LIST, AT a. m. at ST
Joseph's Cathedral. A reception will fol-
low at the home Of the bride, No. l16
Eighteenth street.
SUNDAY evening Constable Anderson, OF
Elm Grove, brought two prisoners into
Jail on the 9 o'clock motor. They were
Fritz and William Yado, brothers, and
were arrested for fighting. They were
taken before Justice Thornburg, who
fined them s. and costs for being drunk on
Sunday, and s. and costs each for disturb
ance Of the peace. They will remain In
jail for twenty days each.
A CHICAGO paper of Sunday, in an artl-
Gle on leading comedians, says; holland
Reed has made 81 $4,000 in the last half
dozen years. He isn't married; he be-
lieves in New York real estate, and he be-
HAYES himself. Therefore, he'll be rich
vet one of these days, for he is young and
has that advantage over Crane, Robson,
and Burgess" The paper, however, seems
TO be amiss on the matter OF marriage.
Reed is married, as relatives here in town
can substantiate.
In Police Court yesterday morning
Matthew Daily for drunkenness was sent
to the hill for thirty days, Frank Johnson
for disorderly conduct got & and costs,
John Marry for drunkenness got 81 and
costs, James Riley 81 and costs for the same
offence, out sentence was suspended on
condition that he get ont of town. Thomas
Norton for disorderly conduct went TO the
hill for thirty DAYS. John Mannix for