Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-27
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told

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Minor Matters OF interest Briefly and
Pithily Told
A DAUGHTER of VIM. Meyer, of For
ty-third street, is dangerously i'll OF
scarlet fever.
F. a. WoEBER, the South Market
street grocer is seen on the streets with
a fire new delivery wagon.
THE electric cars have been draped
In mourning. out OF respect for the late
Governor Jacobs, President OF the Com
puny.
THE ArIon Singing Society will give
Thanksgiving ball next Wednesday.
1t is expected that it will be delight
full social event.
TO-DAY the new street car transfers
will be ready. These tickets will only be
good for fifteen minutes, where formerly
they were good tor an hour.
THE Zion Lutheran Church will give
an entertainment on Thanksgiving
night at Arion Hall. A grand time is
being planned and an excellent pro-
gramme is prepared.
THE Young Mems Society Of st. Al
phonsus Church held an interesting
special meeting in the basement OF the
church Yesterday afternoon. Business
of Importance was transacted.
On the evenings of the eighth and
ninth of next month, the members OF
the Wesley NJ. E. Church are planning
a big social and entertainment. a de-
lightful social event is anticipated.
THE remains OF Miss Lizzie McDer-
mott, late of South Jacob street, will
be buried this morning at 9 o'clock at
Mt. Calvary. Services will be held at
the Church of the Immaculate Concep-
ton.
ONE Of the thoroughbred horses OF
Frederick Zelgler, of Thirty-thirdl street,
while grazing in the country ran spike
in It's foot. There is danger OF the
valued animal being permanently Grip
pied.
The matter which agitated Nc
Nechen citizens recently, regarding the
incorporating and changing the name OF
town TO junction City, seems to have
fallen fat for the present. Citizens say
the project will be revived in the spring.
EAT a recent meeting Of the Central
View club the following officers were
elected: President, Louis Bowers; Vice.
President, Bert McConnell; Treasurer,
James Byrne; Secretary, Chas. Schultz;
JaDitor, William May; Cook, George
Bacher.
A NUMBER Of prominent gentlemen OF
Morgantown were In the city yesterday
for an outing on their wheels. Messrs.
Strobel, Sadler and Herbert went to
Washington, Pa, to meet them. The
gentlemen said yesterday was an ele-
CANT day for bicycling.
THE Council Committee on Claims is
called to meet at IL o'clock this morn
ing, and the Committee on Ordinances
this evening. The last named Com
mittee will recommend an amendment
to the Police Court ordinance making
the Assistant City Clerk Clerk OF the
Police Court.
MEMORIAL. services were held yester-
dav at the Zion Lutheran Church. In
the morning Rev. Hob preached an ele-
CANT discourse, and then spoke OF the
ones Of the congregation, who had died
during the year. AS the congregation
takes it, Yesterday was the last Sunday
of the old year.
PROBABLY in all the city there is not
a man who has such collection OF an
tioue gems as Coroner j. n. Schultz.
He has genuine meerschaum German
pipe. whose age is not known, but
which was brought to this country in
1863 The bowl Of the pipe alone cost
SIPS. The Squire would refuse most
any sum of money for the relic.
THE 4 o'clock meeting yesterday
afternoon a. the Y. M. G. A. was very
interesting one. VIM. Cottell led the
meeting, and there was good attel'~
ance. Extensive preparations are oe'hg
made by the Association for the recep-
ton to be given to the members on
THANKSGIVING afternoon and evening.
There is a special programme for this
occasion.
THE newly organized Early Rose Po-
tato society, composed OF farmers out
Caldwell's run, is rapidly gaining prom
inence. The society now has over sixty
members. Already this year the organ
ization has given one successful ball at
Teutonia Hall, and a meeting will be
held tomorrow evening to arrange Tor
another grand ball. Mr.. Voight is
President, James Wagner is Secretary,
and d. A. Stoker is Vice-President.
The meeting will be held in Fetty's
hall, on Twenty-ninth street.
COMPLAINTS are heard on the South
Side of persons who continually want
to borrow tho REGISTER. A gentleman
stated last evening that he had taken
the paper for twenty-five years and
could hardly get time to read it being
annoyed by Republicans principally,
who say they would not take the REG
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