Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-04-16


Well!
GENTLE Spring appeared in her win
ter wraps, yesterday.
THE Giesey residence on the South
Side is being rapidly repaired.
THE City Water Board and the B. P.
w. will meet tomorrow.
THE indications at half-past two
o'clock were for frost this morning.
THE Daughters Of Rebecca will give
an entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall
on the Goth inst.
NEXT Saturday evening, In the South
Side Turner Hall, will be held ball for
South Side family in need.
COMPLAINTS are numerous regarding
the bad condition OF the street at
Thirty-third and Jacob streets.
HENRY BRINKMANN's new business
block, being erected at Wood and For
ty-third streets, is well under way.
SIMON BAER's Sons are preparing to
move their coffee roasting department
and printing Office to their fine new
building.
GRocERs Hornbrook g. Marsh, OF the
South Side, have dissolved partnership.
Mr.. Marsh retired, having moved TO
Moundsvllle.
THE Banquet Committee OF the A. o.
K. of NJ. c. will give dramatic and
musical recital at Westwood's Hall on
the 29th inst.
THE Board of Gas Trustees held their
regular monthly meeting last night,
making up the payroll and transacting
routine business.
Ross KERLY, of the South Side, has
an elegant new skiff, the workmanship
of Morgan Bros. The boat is among
the first of the season.
THERE was festival last evening In
st. Paul's German Church, on the South
Side, which was we'll attended, and re-
suited in general good time.
A BEAUTIFUL iron fence around the
residence of VIM. A. Wilson, in North
Wheeling. is attracting much attention.
Redman g. Co. were the builders.
THERE was blank in Police Court,
yesterday. Gentle Annie Costello was
up before His Honor again last even
ing, and renewed her old promise to get
out Of town.
THE Silver Star Fishing Club gave
their first select hop last Wednesday
evening at Teutonia Hall, which was q
success and everybody enjoyed them
selves,
ALLIANCE LODGE. A. o. q. W., will
have some special business on hand at
Tuesday evenings meeting. Every
member of the organization should be
present.
THE North End Literary and Ath-
letic Club will give picnic on Decora-
tion Day at Sebert's Garden. A large
crowd is expected, as the committee is
making great preparations.
A GENTLEMAN living at Sherrard,
Marshall county, ten miles from here,
brought the news yesterday that In his
neighborhood snow covered the ground
and ice hung on the trees yesterday
morning.
ISAAC MANGUs, of Twenty-seventh
street, who works on the rolls at the
Riverside mill, got hit in the eye few
days ago by piece of iron and badly
Injured. He is doing well, and will not
lose his sight.
ROLF e. ZANE have sold lots Nos. 40,
81 and SO for II. Briunhaus In Zane's
Orchard addition to VIM. Fl. Shafer.
Consideration, $1,000. Also, lot No. IS
for Mrs. E. E. Zane to William Nc
Adams for $500.
GUssIE ALLEN, an inmate OF Annie
Keim's house Of i'll fame, who was COM
mitted to Jail by Justice Arkle as per-
son not Of good fame, was released yes
terday ON her own recOgnizance upon
payment of costs In the case.
FRED BLOOM, of the South Side, has
given up the grocery business for the
time being. I'll health rendered this
necessary. He will start soon for Cali
fornia. where he will spend some time
| in all effort TO regain his health.
THERE was jolly crowd assembled
at the Niagara hose house, on the South
81 de, few days ago. Jack O'Neil, the
popular extra fireman at the Niagara,
gave the boys treat. Elegant cake
and lemonade were hugely enjoyed.
JNo. BURGESS, Of Wetzel street, South
Side, employed at the Riverside mill,