Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-11-12
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THE Mozart Park will be open IS
usual to-day.
THE L. o. o. f. Grand Lodge meets
here the coming week.
THE musicians are to meet again to-
day at 1. o. o. F. Hall.
THE Council Committee or Finance is
called to meet this evening.
FRED. ZARNITz, the popular South
slider, won q fine hat IN the election.
THE fine new addition to j. d. Marsh's
business place on South Jacob street Is
completed.
PROF. E. B. WARMAN addressed 3
meeting Of j. w. Holiday Post, G. A.
R., last evening.
THE Visiting Committee Of the z: OF
G. E. will meet at Garfield Castle, No.
3, on next Saturday evening.
A CHILD Of Jas. Young. Of Twenty
sixth street, has a bad attack OF diph-
liberia. The child cannot recover.
The new drug store and residence at
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets, owned by
Josiah Sinclair, is about completed.
DEPUTY q. s. MARSHAL GARDEN
will leave for Charleston to-day. The
q. s. Court convenes there tomorrow.
Rev. BoBERrs, pastor Of the Wesley
NJ. E. church, will preach a sermon to
young men at his church this evening.
THE carpenters on the Terminal ex-
tension are pushing the work rapidly.
They will finish by the first OF the new
year.
Mrs. NELLIE SWEENEY PALMER will
sing CANCELS Ever Bright and Fair" at
the Fourth Street M. e. Church, this
evening.
ABRAHAM BEHREN's new residence at
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets, is about
completed. A heat new store room is
being attached.
The Council Committees on Fire and
Petitions and RESPONSIVENESS are called
to meet Monday evening.
The price of coal will be advanced by
some of the leading firms OF the city in
a few days. The advance with some
will take. effect tomorrow.
THE Young Mems Club, which meets
at the Democratic Club rooms on the
South Side, had the name changed to
that OF the Calumet Club"
COMPLAINTS are heard that a sewer Is
badly needed In the alley at the rear OF
the Sixth ward school. Things there
are not in a good sanitary condition.
THE Cold Turkey Banjo Club met
last evening at Jos. Serig's home on the
South Side. The mem bers took their
wives aud a pleasant evening was spent
the remains Of Mrs. Albert Wentrich,
who died at Weston, were brought to
this city yesterday. The burial will be
this afternoon at $3.50, at the Peninsula.
TaE remains of Charles Swartge, OF
Forty. fifth street, who was run over by
the B. & o. at Kurtz's coal mine re-
Gently, was buried yesterday Afternoon
at Mt. Zion.
A LADY was passing Grubb's jewelry
store, on Market street, yesterday,
when she dropped a hand satchel con-
tanning $14 In a sewer. The money was
not recovered.
A HORSE owned by the La Belle Nail
Mill Company fell down in a wagon yes
terday near Ford's Crossing. 1t took
several men to get the animal up. The
horse was injured some.
GERTRUDE, the little daughter OF
VIM. Fullerton, Of South Chapline
street, who fell recently, remains the
same. Her condition is peculiar, as
she gets no better, no worse.
THE engineers are preparing for an
open meeting, which will be held at
their hall on November 25th. At this
meeting important papers will be read
on the subject Of steam engineering.
THE Knights Of Rest Base Ball Club
are Indignant over the report that the
Red Cross Oil Club is champion OF the
city. The Knights claim the champion
ship and say they are able to prove 1t.
THERE were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Thomas
Heney, for disorder, got 30 days, Re
becca Criswell was allo wed to leave
town. John Kelly got 81 and cost for
disorder.
THE South Side German Society,
which meets at Menge 81 Howley's Hall,
at 2246 Market street, will meet this
evening IN an interesting SoOloi SCSSiO"'
The members will bring their wives,
and a pleasing social time. is antici-
pated.
WIN. M. Cox & Co. finished the con.
tract for the fine new iron fence on
CaldwelIs run. The fence is three hum
dred and slxty-nine feet long, and is a
very credltable-looking job. These i'm
provements add greatly to the looks OF
things in that locality.
THE Wheeling brass band, OF the
South Side, will give their grand con-
cert and ball at Westwood's Hall, Tues
day evening, the twenty-hrst OF this
month. Mrs. Kate Fitzgerald and Prof.
Hartman and others, will enter tain. a
most pleasing time is expected.
TuF masons at the st. Alphonsus