Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-11
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Ah6 O0AtS
picnic Ia the near future.
JOHN WENGEL's fine new building on
South Jacob street is framed.
NUMEROUS water plugs on the South
Side were blown u yesterday.
ZARSIrz Bros, wholesale grocers,
are out with a fine new truck wagon.
THE Primus Cycling club will 90 into
Ohio, back of Bellaire, for their outing
to-day.
A LIVELY fight occurred on Market
street, opposite the postofice, yester-
day afternoon.
TEE scholars Of the Eighth ward
school gave an enjoyable picnic at Hill
Orchard, yesterday.
THF Junior base ball club OF the
| Eighth ward desires to play any club in
the city a game OF ball.
THE street cars run over a valuable
dog owned by Wm. Humes, at Forty
third street, last evening.
THE printing house Of Wills & Leas-
ure, on the South Side, has put in a
brand new printing press.
THE Bank Of the Ohio Valley is
being touched up with paint. 1t will
be a decided Improvement.
MOZART PARK will be open to-day for
it's second Sunday. Melster's full band
will be there TO give the music.
A GREAT many pedestrians stopped
last night to admire the handsome dis
play In C. A. Houses show window.
IT,. l. NL;d.ooIs nou M tho Stopa
Church at Elm Grove. Rev. Grier will
speak especially to children to-day.
GERTIE WELLS was arrested yester-
day on a police warrant sworn out by
Kate Caufeld. who charged assault.
THE Island club will give q bowling
party this week at the Park. Arrange
ments are made for the grand affair.
j. N. KEMPLE's base ball club, of the
South Side, wishes to challenge any
club in the city for a game Of base ball.
THE social and entertainment given
by the Boggs Run Band at their stand,
out the run last night, was q grand sue
cess.
JAMES A. HENRY was yesterday ap-
pointed executor OF the will OF A. II.
Snyder. Bond, $500; James Mckinley,
surety.
The persons SEEMING the fish along
the river, neal Twenty-fourth street,
are known to the authorities, and ar
rests.will follow.
The Cox Boiler Company is getting
along well in the repair of the Vigilant
engine boiler. 1t will be finished in
about three days.
THE remains Of the PolaHder, Tom
line Zulowdski, who died at the Wheel
ing Hospital, were buried yesterday at
Mt. Zion Cemetery.
THE Wheeling Bakery is having an
elegant new wagon built at Donaldson's
Carriage works. The vehicle will be
completed this week.
A LARGE force of men are at work In
Upper Benwood, driving splles for the
Terminal extension. The work train
will be put on this week.
THE Banquet Committee of the A. o.
K. of Nj. S. will give a lawn fete on
Jos. Powell's lawn, Twenty-second and
Eoff s%teeets, next Saturday evening.
THE first select party given by the
Pelican CLUB Of the South Side will be
given on q down-river excursion next
Saturday evening by the steamer Z. E.
Phillips,
THE Duquesne Fishing Club gave a
grand reception last evening, at their
quarters on the South Side. Elegant
refreshments were served early 10 the
evening.
THE Wheeling Ice and Storage Com
| pany has bought a fiue team OF matched
black horses. The horses were pur-
chased heal St. C~lairsyille, o., and are
beauties.
III Police Court, yesterday morning,
Michael Cowery got 81 and costs; James
Conley SIS and costs. suspended; Albert
Gross, whipping his wife, $50 and costs,
thirty days.
ALL the tobacco from Bloch's old
warehouse has been removed to Baer's
new building for present storage.
Work will be begun soon on the new
warehouse.
"DIxEY" ENGLE and the Turf Ex-
change nine are scheduled to play a
match game Of ball with an unknown
nine, on the tunnel green, at six o'clock
this morning.
NEXT Friday evening the popular
Alert Club, of the South Side, will give
its third select hop, in Cycler's Hall,
South Side. Over two hundred invita-
tions are out.
GEO. l.. burst shipped yesterday
evening q full wagon load Of Ice cream
to Benwood and Bellaire on the boat
fifteen large freezers, making ninety
gallons in all.
JOHN PRATT, foreman Of the 3. e. o.
shop at the Junction, made the pur-
chase yesterday Of an elegant ph9ton,
| built at Kramer's carriage works, on
| the South Side.
THE National League OF A. w. L.,
had a grand banquet last Friday night,
| after their regular monthly meeting.
bursts parlors were the scene OF the
jovial occasion.
THE Riverside T~hreaders defeated
the Benwood Stars yesterday by a score
of II to 8. Battery for the Stars, Bow
ers and Truax; battery for the Thread
ers. Glin and Youie.
A HORSE belonging to Ed. Wagner,
the grocer, fell neal the store on South
Main street yesterday. The harness
had to be cut to get the animal up, but
no further damage resulted.
THE Ladies' Aid Society. OF ths
Wesley Nj. E. church, will hold a Lawn
Fete III Mrs. NJ. Bayless' yard Tuesday
evening, Juue 81. 1t is being arranged
to have it an elaborate affair.