Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-01
SNALL~TALA
sIinor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told

Minor Matters of Interest Briefly snd
Pithily Told
At Opera House this eyening-Herr Junker-
mann in ''Hosemans Daughters.
At Grand Opera House this evening-killar
ney and the RRine.
HAY weakened little yesterday, but
is still on the top perch.
T. c. STEVENSON yesterday qualified
as a notary public. Bond, $3.50; 5. ).
Bloch surety,
CHARLES BEHLEB, JR., entertained
friends right royalty atthe Behler hotel
parlors last evening.
THE case of Bently v. the Standard
Insurance Company was put On trial ID
the Circuit Court, yesterday.
THE scholars of the Sixth ward school
will give an entertainment next Friday
evening in the school building.
A LARGE crowd from Etnaville and
Martins Ferry attended the Grand OPP
era House play in Wheeling last even
| ing.
r. STEVENSON yesterday qualified
as Notary. Public for Ohio county,
with bond in the sum of $4,000; ). ).
Bloch surety.
A YOUNG son of Mr.. Phillep Schnupf,
OF the East Ed, died rather suddenly
Monday at his parents residence In
East Wheeling.
Mr.. ORLoFF ZANE has gone into part
nership with Mr.. L. A. Rolf in the real
estate and brokerage business under the
| firm name of Rolf & Zane.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday 10 James Reilly, native OF Ire
land, aged IS, and Hannah j. Clemens,
native OF Ohio county, aged Is.
ONE of the P, w. e KY. bridges was
made so unsafe by the flood OF Sunday
that the officials had to change the
main track to run over the outside
bridge.
YESTERDAY Fink & Brown sold for
George Gray, to Walter Marshal, the
house and lot at No. 112 South Broad
way street, Island. The consideration
was $500.
YESTERDAY morning Adelaine John
| son, the crazy colOred woman, who has
been confined in jail here for some time,
was taken to the asylum yesterday
morning by Deputy Sheriff
ONE marriage license was issued by
Clerk Hook, yesterday, to James Reilly,
aged "a, native Of Ireland, but resi-
dent of Ohio county, and Hannah j.
Clemens, aged Is, a native OF Ohio
county.
MIR. JOHNSON JONES, an aged and re-
spected citizen, formerly Of Monroe
county, Ohio, died at his home at Dill
ley's Bottom early yesterday morning.
| Mr.. Jones is we'll known all over this
section of country.
THE fourth annual meeting Of the
Woman's Hospital Association will be
held at the hospital this afternoon, Feb
ruary 1, at 3 p. N. The election or
officers will be held and all members are
urged to be present.
CHIEF OF POLICE MCNICHoL received
postal card yesterday from Washing
ton, Pa, containing only the words
Bully Boy" and signed "Toddie."
] They were the congratulations OF the
Chief of Police Of Washington, Pa.
THE Evening Star Social Club, Of
Etnaville, have arranged for ball on
the twenty-frst OF this month. The
| invitation cards are out and fine time
Is assured. The event will be given in
the new hall of the club in Etnavllle.
IT will not be long now until new crop
vegetables will be arriving here pretty
freely from the South, but II will be
some time before the masses will be
! able to consume much Of the same, as
the first arrivals always command fancy
prices.
THE new plate mill at the Riverside
steel works will be completed in two
weeks. The foundation is laid for a
large warehouse there, and as soon as
the plate mill is completed, work will
again be begun on the warehouse, and
rapidly prosecuted.
A TELEPHONE message was received
at police headquarters yesterday morn
from a South Side woman that her
daughter had left home with a man
about As years Of age aud she had not
yet returned. No clue OF her where
abouts has been discovered.
On Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
McKoWn entertained the employees Of
the firm Of Adams 81 McKOwn at their
new home on South Broadway, island,
for dinner. There were about twelve
present and all spent pleasant time
with their hospitabe entertainers.
THE funeral Of the late Joseph R.
Reynolds, well known on the South
Side, took place yesterday morning at 9
o'clock from ST. Joseph's Cathedral.
The impressive services were witnessed
by a good gathering OF the friends and
relations Of the deceased. The inter
ment took place at Mt Calvary GENE
terry.
FORT Henry Lodge No. ?, Shield Of
Honor, have arranged for special SER
vice which will take place next Sunday
morning in the ST. Paul's church on
South Wood street. The lodge, to-
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