Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly anu
Pithily Told.

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Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly anu
Pithily Told.
THERE were no cases in Police Court
yesterday morning.
ONLY thirteen families remain on the
Moundsyille camp grounds.
THE new bell was put in the tower OF
the new Webster school building yester-
day.
SEVERAL teams were at work yester-
day hauling flag stone away from the
the City Hall.
THE funeral OF the late P. KenRey
will take place this morning al hail-
past ten o'clock.
THE new corrugated pitching house
az Reymann's brewery is now under
roof The building will be hnlsheo IN
two weeks.
THE flowers In the park. at the Union
depot are growing beautifully, ana the
fine growth is attracting much attention
| from the street.
LINCOLN COUNCIL, Jr. 0. U: A. M,
"a making arrangements to celeorats It's
third anniversary soon.
THE work OF paving Eleventh street,
between Market and Main, will be prac-
tically completed by this evening
A BROTHER OF officer Fitzgerald
caught a stray mule in the Eight ward,
last night, and put it up at Thompson's
/ livery stable.
HOTEL business is getting bester. All
the hotels have noted an increase.
Nearly all the rooms at the Stamm were
occupied last night
ANNE THOMPSON alias Fowler, an in
| sane woman, was taken In charge ny
the police. yesterday, for entering a res
idence in East Wheeling.
THE Atlantic Oil Refining Company
has inst completed another large 5000
barrel tank, at their plant near Rey-
mann's brewery. They now have four
large tanks.
THE retaining wall erected at the
head OF Tenth street, to support the
new Lincoln school building Is oelng
torn down, preparatory to the erection
OF heavier wall.
A PLEASANT surprise party was ten
dered Miss Kate Quinn, Thursday night
at her home on Twenty-sixth street, oy
her friends. A good time and refresh
ments were the items OF the evening.
Mr.. JESSE MARSH, of the South Side,
sprained his ankle Thursday evening
in falling from a porch sevaral feet In
height. The injury is quite painful,
and he will suspend work Tor lew
days.
THE Central Garden Club gave a
blowout at their club house on Chapline
Hill, last evening, and general good
time was had by all present. Inc
American Cornet Band furnished the
music.
THE Chas. Sumner Lyceum met in
the Wayman chapel last night with
good attendance. There were debates
and general literary exercises, making
the meeting OF the society one OF the
most successful.
THE Pittsburg workmen who ouilt
the Mozart Park incline have finished
their work and have loaded their engine
and tools preparatory to going home'
The loaded car is near the street car
company's power house.
LAST Thursday the largest rock ever
blasted from Thos. Jackson's stone
quarry, near the Whitaker mill, was
blown out. The stone is as large as
small sized house, and weighs many
tons, authority giving it that ten horses
could not draw it.
THE Beeabout Club, recently organ
lied in this city, gave one of their
monthly hops last night. There were
many couples present and general
good time had by all. The managers
of last nights hop were Henry Bowers
floor manager, and assistant Robert
Driscoll. The boys expect to have
good time this winter in dances and en-
terrain ments.
EVERY room in the Braunlich block,
at No. 76 Zane street, is occupied, and
the building has hardly been finished q
week. This fact speaks volumes In "a
vor OF the construction Of the dwellings
embraced in the structure. The Island
people are about as proud as Mr.. Braun
Itch on its completion, as it is a great
improvement to that section OF Zane
street. The boot and shoe department
is q great convenience TO Island citizens.