Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-10-22
SMALL TALK
Minor matters of Interest Briefly and
Plthily Told.


few days.
TIN GRoeAN has added to his already
commodious hotel at Bsnwood Junction
another story.
JAMES FLEMING and James Prayer
were arrested by officer Habberfeld
last night, for fighting.
GEORGE L. BURST is making a great
success OF shipping his famous candles
throughout the country.
THE Biz Refined Novelty Company,
OF this city, are contemplating tour
this week through this State.
THE Knights Of Rest will play the
Red Cross OIL At the tunnel green for
the championship OF West Virginia.
MISS LIZZIE LINABEEeER, of North
Benwood, will entertain her Martins
Ferry friends next Tuesday evening at
her home.
THE Uniformed Rank K. Of P. will
attend services, at 1920 o'clock this
morning at the Wesley NJ. E. church in
full uniform.
THE Columbia Athletic Club will give
their first grand ball at Beethoven Hall
Friday, October eth. Music by Mayors
full orchestra.
THE beautiful display OF furniture in
the show window OF j. w. Blatchley,
on South Market street is attracting
favorable comment.
SQUIRE WM. MANIoN, OF Twenty
fourth street, sent Mrs. Mary Jane
Grimes, OF the South Side, adjudged In
sane, to jail last Friday.
ZARNITz Bros, the grocers, had q
valuable dog, an English fox terrier,
stolen from their store last Friday.
The dog was valued at $50.
AN error in the REGISTER Of last Sun
day made the name Of the firm building
the Harrington House Wilson &c Tracy.
1t should have been Batsen 81 Tracy.
LAST Friday night the w. A. U. held
meeting at the club room. There was
good attendance and the unfinished
business resulting from the meet was
settled.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to David Howard, native Of
Noble county, o., aged 90, and Miss
Aivenice Halter, native of Germany,
aged 20.
ANDY ALBINGER was arrested yester-
day on a capias, by Sheriff Franzhein,
for neglecting his family and living
with woman named Sheppard. he is
now In jail.
Mr.. WILLIAM GRUBER, the Market
street cigar manufacturer, denonnces
as totally false the story that Mr.. Fred.
Schnepf was negotiating for the sale OF
his business.
Two popular South Side society ladies
will give private dance Hallow Fen
evening at the Alert Clubs hall. Ar
rangements are being made for de-
Iightful event.
THE Pythlan Sisterhood conducted
the funeral services OF Mrs. Rebecca j.
Tarbott, of Benwood, instead OF the
Ladies' Relief Corps, as was stated In
this paper last week.
Two SMALL boys were wrestling on
Twelfth street last night when one
pushed the other through a large win
dow in Babies ticket Office, demolish-
ing the glass. The boys got away.
THE Burns, Church g. Company
stables, on South Main street, ara COM
pleted. Holiday g. Son furnished the
lumber, and George X. Wheat had the
contract. The stable will hold forty
horses.
THE Red Cross on base ball club and
the knights OF Rest will cross bats on
the Tunnel green this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Batteries: Red Cross, Reiver
and Finuegan; Knights OF Rest, Smith
and Prince.
THE Wheeling City Band, Of the
South Side, will give grand concert
and ball at WestwOod's Hall. An excel
lent programme is being prepared. The
entertainment will be given on the 10th
OF November
ED COSTELLO was arrested on Water
street last night by Officer Carney for
disorderly conduct. He fought the
officer all tho way TO the lookup, and
be will answer to al additional charge
Monday morning.
THERE were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Nellie Gill
ford was again allowed to leave town.
James johnson got thirty days. Thos.
Leonard was sent TO Martins Ferry,
where he belongs.
ELIG Bros have just turned ont for
tho REGISTER the finest hand delivery
wagon ever turned out In this city.
The vehicle IS gem in It's way, and
well illustrates the ability OF the hrm
named to do the best Of work.
THE D. Y. &. L. club vas very pleas
antly entertained on last Tuesday even
ing by Miss Flo Blatchley, Of the South
Side. Music and conversation were the
chief features Of the evening, and
very enjoyable time was spent by oil.
SAMUEL BESTz and Matilda Kinds,
OF Monroe county, were married Thurs
day evening at the residence OF the
brides sister. Mrs. George Mats, on
Pike street. Bridgeport. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Stevens, Of the
West End NJ. z. Church.
ST. MATTHEW'S Lutheran church OF
Benwood gave q supper last evening at
the City Hail. TIE entertainment was
assisted by a concert from the Boegs
run band. There was good sized
crowd present, and a generally good
time was enjoyed. Next Saturday even
! Ing there will be continuation OF the
i entertainment.