Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-22
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF lntercsS AfAchy $40
Pithily Told.
JOIN He'll, of East Wheeling, is
identifying his residence.
To-day is pay day at the tube works,
and all the coal works on the South
Side.
THE JeHords residence, on Sixteenth
street, East Wheeling, is being tasteful
ly improved.
CHAs. MENKEMELLER is making very
noticeable Improvements at his South
Side pharmacy.
You've mems meetings at the Y. NJ.
c. A. building at 7:45 tonight and
O'clock tomorrow.
TIE pavements at the foot OF the
electric trolley poles, on South Market
street, are being relaid.
HENRY CARROLL was arrested by
Lieutenant Terrill, yesterday, for ped
ding without license.
ENGINE 81, of the Panhandle. is
home in complete trim, after acomplete
renovating at the Dennlson shops.
FIRE alarm box No. 81, at Twenty
sixth and Main streets, which has been
undergoing repairs. is all right again.
FRED BISHOP is preparing to start a
saloon at Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets.
These apartments are being finely fit
ted up.
THE paving bricks which laid at For
ty-fourth street for the past six months
are being replaced. The work will be
finished to-day.
THE Belmont mill is shut down and
work will be resumed next Tuesday
morning. General repairs and cleaning
up cause the delay.
JACOB SHEETS, a wealthy German,
formerly of Iowa City, Iowa, is dead.
He was an uncle of b. Gardner, the
East Wheeling butcher.
HENRY SCHNAUBER prepared 3 stall
yesterday at the South Side market and
will open there to-day. Mr.. Schnauber
is one Of the new South Side butchers.
THE Shamrock baseball club, of this
city, is again ready for the diamond.
They want to hear from the clubs OF the
neighborhood having enclosed grounds.
THE South Side grocery firm, Horn
brook & Marsh, has been dissolved and
Mr.. HornbrOok has moved to Mounds
Vile. Mr.. Marsh now owns all the store.
THE railing, fencing and window
guard at the Base Ball Exchange, con-
tracted for by Allison's Wire Works, are
about completed. The work is being
much admired.
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that as he ran his engine by the Mon
taua mines, forty-two miles from this
city, at o'clock last night, 1t was
showing very hard.
ALEX YOUNG, of the East Wheeling
Pharmacy, has had his fine dapple gray
horse brought from the country. Louis
Juergens, the East Wheeling baker, has
also secured fine horse.
OBSERVER ScHNEPF received a tele-
gram from Washington City, yesterday,
that six feet more water was expected
here by to-day. The river will probably
show twenty feet in the morning.
JULIUS BREEZY has ordered furnish
lngs for hotel at Ford's Chapline street
crossing. The hotel will be opened
May first. The building which will be
occupied has been lately repaired.
JOHN COLEMAN, the South Side drug
gist, has got an elegant new soda foun-
tain at his store. and is sending cards to
his friends to visit his store at the open
ing OF the fountain next Tuesday even
ing.
THE police were notified yesterday
that there was horse at No. 22l7 Main
street. belonging to man named Mar
tin, which had not been fed for several
days. Martin is said to have gone down
the river.
RENE, aged seven years, the daugh-
ter of August Ebeling, OF Twenty-sec-
ond street, died suddenly yesterday.
The child was taken sick few days
ago OF Group. The child is said to have
been an unusually interesting one.
HENRY BoIKE, who was doing car
penter work on a new house at Bogg's
Run, fell twenty feet, few days ago,
and broke his leg. The break was a
very bad one. DR.. Haskins dressed the
wound. Mr.. Boike lives at Bogg's
Run.
THE Polish Society Of the South Side,
has been endeavorinR for several weeks
70 make their ball, to be given IN the
South side Turner Hall, next Saturday
evening a success. The proceeds will
be used to benefit South Side person
In need.
THE weather yesterday continued to
be very unsettled, and about four o'clock
in the afternoon there was quite wind
storm, which fortunately did no damage
worth mentioning. The barometer was
rising last evening, and there Is a prom
Use of fine day to-day.
EUREKA Lodge, No. 5, is having a
spirited gold cane contest. Those con-
testing are Jos. Defiant, Henry Riggs
and VIM. Covey. The result will be
made public next month. The person
raising the most money for lodge pur-
poses gets the valuable walking stick.
IT is stated on good authority that
the B. 81 o. repair shop in this city will
be removed to Benwood Junction on
May first. About sixty men are now
employed, and it is said large part OF
these employees will remove 10 the juno
ton. The shops at Bellaire are already
being removed.
MARGARET EASTER HALE, the girl
whose suffering from consumption has
been mentioned In this paper, Is dead.
Her remains will be taken from her late
home, near Forty-third street, to New
MartinsvIlle for burial, to-day. The
mother. who has been sick for over two
years, is no better
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