Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-17
SMALL TALk
Minor Matters OF interest Briefly and
PithIy Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithlJ TOLD.
THERE is a case OF scarlet fever on
Coal street, North Wheeling.
THE sidewalks on Forty-ffth street
are being repaired, an improvement
badly needed.
TIE Viola Club viii give a hop at
TeuJonia Hall Monday evening. Kill
meyer will play.
ONE drunk was hauled In yesterday
afternoon, but be was too far gone TO
try 90 last evenings Court.
MIKE MORAN, the North Wheeling
barber, offers to meet all corners at
checkers for most any stake.
THE Calumet Club will give a grand
dance the twenty-Sixth Of this month,
40 its South Side club rooms.
Fort HENRY Lodge No. ., Shield Of
Honor, will hold a meeting tom orrow
night for the election Of officers.
ETvERGREEN is coming to the city in
large quantities for Christmas trees.
Dealers report sales slack thus far.
THE Trades Assembly will meet in
special session to-day 10 consider the
question Of relief for the unemployed.
THE newly organized Sunday School,
at Leatherwood, will give an entertain
menu at the school house in the town
next Saturday evening.
THE second ball viii be given by the
C.. j.. Y. c.. O.. at the Beethoven hall,
Friday evening, December %. Music
by Mayors full orchestra.
Louis NoLTE was arrested by Officer
Scally, last evening, for throwing a
brick through the window OF the house
kept by Ann Klein, in alley c.
ANDY HoEN, Of North Wheeling,
who mysJeriously disappeared two
months ago, has returned. He was at
work in a coal mine out in Ohio.
PETER BONNENBEEGER and John
Rhineocksr, we'll known citizens, have
returned from a hunt at Proctor, this
State. They bagged twenty rabbits.
The services of Retreat" being held
al st. Alphonsus church for the last
week ended yesterday. The services
were conducted by a Father from Pitts
burg.
THERE was but one case in Police
Court, Yesterday morning. Robert
Gibbons was charged with carrying
concealed weapons, but he was allowed
TO 90.
THE Cleveland journalist, whose ar
rival at the Kelley Institute was noted
in this paper, has taken permanent
quarters at the institution, and will re-
main till cured.
REV. O.. b. KING, pastor Of st. Marks
Lutheran Church of Allegheny. Pa,
will preach at the First English Evan
gelical Church to-day st 1890 a. m,
and $50 P. IN.
ERNEST BoGART, the employs Of
Schmulbach's brewery, who was thrown
of the mule q few evenings ago on
Thirty-frst street, is hurt worse than
was thought. He is confined TO his bed
and cannot move.
TIE Red Cross Fishing Club will
give a dance next Tuesday night, ut
MeuEe 81 Howley's hall, South Market
street. The CluO helu Q meeting last
night aud perfected ell arrangements
or a grand affair.
THE fire ruins at Sc~hmulbach's
brewery stable are cleared away.
Workmen will begin the erection Of a
temporary shed there TO last till spring
tomorrow. The stable is then to DO
rebuilt finer than ever.
JOHN HABBEBFIELD desires a correc-
ton of the statement in yesterdays
issue that his cart broke down and de-
layed the electric motors. He states
that Tom Lelan'S cart broke down, but
the motors were not delayed.
ONE Of the neatest and prettiest show
window displays for the holidays is that
os A. Stole & Co. in displaying their
fine line OF goods. 1t is the work Of
Mr.. VIM. Driehorst, who certainly e1-
hibited good taste 10 arranging II.
YESTERDAY afternoon the steamer
Liberty pulled into Bloch's landing.
When she was steaming out the waves
thrown were so high that the fishing
boats in that vicinity, were dashed on