Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-23
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters or Interest Briefly and
Pithlly Told.

1HE COUNCIL OOm mibte6 On ACSOuubo
is called to meet this evening.
THE Twenty-ninth street bridge, out
Caldwell's Run, is being raised.
THE Home Creamery Company has
opened an office at No. 10 Tenth street.
THE steamb boat Iron Queen is still at
the foot of Third street, in North
Wheeling.
IT was pay day yesterday on the c. o.
division. The Fourth division will not
pay till the 23d OF this month,
MICHAEL MORAN. the popular North
Wheel ng Main street barber, is having
his shaving parlors neatly rehtted.
NAIL CITY LODGE, I. o. g. T., will
give an entertainment ana supper to-
night at Rechablte Hall, on Twelfth
street.
THrRE are now fourteen prisoners at
the workhouse. The limestone tunnel
under the hill has been pushed in over
two hundred feet.
A CHILD Of Stonemason Schultz, Of
Coal street, died yesterday afternoon OF
diphtheria. The mother is down with
bad attack Of the disease.
THERE was a big dance few even
ings ago in yorktown, above the Top
mill. A big crowd attended, and Prof..
Black furnished the music.
THE County Commissioners OF this
county were at Roney's Point yesterday
inspecting the new bridge. They pro-
nouuce the work first class.
THE Wheeling Bowling Club will
have their last outing for the season at
Wheeling Park this evening. This
CLUB is the champions of the city.
THE first services in the new Simp-
son NJ. z. church will be held next
Sunday at IL o'clocK in the morning.
The exercises will be appropriate,
THE Cinderella Social Club will givs
a select hop at Menge & Howley's hall
on South Market street, next Tuesday
evening. Kilmyer will furnish the
music.
THE Wheeling Park Association re-
ceived two car loads Of surface pipe
from Geo. w. Francy's Sons q Co., OF
Toronto. o. The pipe will be used to
repair the Park.
THERE wore three cases in Police
Court, Yesterday morning. William
Young was dismissed. Lucy Piper was
fined 81 and costs, and William Mason
got thirteen days.
THE sale OF the Seventeenth street
property, known as tho Goshorn row,
has been postponed until Friday morn.
ing at II o'clock, at the front door OF
the Court House.
THE remains OF Mrs. Mary Manion,
late OF South Jacob street, will be buried
this morning at o'clock at Mt. Cal
vary. Services will be held at the
Church OF the Immaculate Conception.
AUGUST CARL's fue new frame resi-
dence on Water street below Forty
fifth, will be completed this week. The
plasters are at work on the Sinclair
building at Forty-sixth and Jacob
streets.
John Moore, young man living on
Mccullough street, South Side, had his
arm very painfully cut, yesterday after
noon, in crawling through baroed
wire fence. out CaldwelPs Run. Dr.
Haskins dressed the injury.
THE Woman's Mission Circle OF the
First Baptist Church will give a pleas
ing entertainment and social In the
lecture room OF the church, corner OF
Twelfth and Byron street. No charge
for admission. All are invited:
PEOPLE in the city have the habit OF
throwing letter into the box with two
cents with II. Very often these letters
are lost, as the mail carriers come along
i'm haste and miss or drop the money.
This accounts for letters frequently
being lost.
THE Chas. Horstman Bowling Club
OF the South Side went TO Mozart Park
last evening to bowl 1t Is the desire
of this club TO get sixty members and
to bowl every night In the week. About
twenty-five persons went last night
aud they had pleasant time.
The material having arrived, the foot
walks are rapidly being placed on the
new Back River bridge. The work
men were engaged yesterday In putting
in the brackets for the walks. and this
is making nice showing. The road
wa, will be entirely completed In Few
ways.
THERE should be large attendance
this evening at the residences OF Mrs.
Mary Metcali, No. ITO Fifteenth street.
on the occasion Of the supper TO be
given for the benefit OF the Woman's
Benevolent Society. The choicest re-
freshmsnts will be served, as well as an
excellent supper.
THE many friends OF Nj. and Mrs.
Louis n. Helmbright will be pained TO
learn OF the death, last night shortly
after ten O'Clock, OF their little dangh-
ter Katharine, aged between six and
seven years. The little girl was at
tackled by Group over week ago. and
although this danger seemed averted,
a complication OF other ailments final
~ resulted in death.
WHEN pain and anguish wiring the brow