Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-07
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Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithny Told


Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ano
Pithny Told
Two DRINKS were run In by the
police, last evening.
THE steamer Time, of Forty-third
street. is being reprinted and complete
ly overhauled.
THE funeral Of the late Capt John
Mcclure will take place this afternoon
at two o'clock.
THERE were two cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning, drunk and
a disorderly. Both paid.
FRITZ LUIKERT, the butcher, wishes
il understood that be was not the Full
ton citizen arrested for cruelty to his
wife.
INTERESTING revival services are be-
ing held at the n. E. Church at Greggs-
Vile. Quite q number OF persons have
united with the church.
THE last will of Augusta Henrietta
Meiszneriwas admitted to probate yes
terday, and ordered to be recorded. d.
]. Felber is named as executor.
JOSEPH HABIs. Of the South Side'
who was to entertain the Columbia
Club at his home tonight, has post
poned the entertainment, he being un-
well.
THE famous Red Cross OIL base ball
club, the champions Of this State has
disbanded for the season. Their en-
gagement to play the Knights OF Rest
Is cancelled.
THE Council Committee on Streets.
Alleys and Grades were out yesterday
afternoon examining grades st the
Fifth ward market house and on North
Front street.
Fort HENRY Lodge, No. 2, Shield OF
Honor, held an interesting meeting last
night, at Knolte's Hall, on South Jacob
street. a large attendance OF members
were present.
THE South Side Alley band went to
Julius Bruse's place, at Ford's Cross
ing, last evening at 10 o'clock and sere-
naded James r. Travis, the occasion
being his twenty-eighth birthday.
big social time was had.
The Young PEOPLES Social Society Of
the Wesley M. e. Church, met last even
ing at the home of Harry Radcliffe, on
South Eoff street. A pleasing social
time was had. Forty members now be-
long to the organization.
nj. IRWIN DUNLAP the lecturer, will
talk in the Wesley NJ. E. church on
Europe as seen by tramp" on the
twenty-seventh Of this month. The lee
ture will be description OF Europe and
other countries, as seen by Mr.. Dunlap
on trip around the world on his bicy-
Gle.
WoRKMEN have finished burRing one
kiln Of brick for the new Normal school
building at West Liberty. About one
half of the foundation is completed for
the new structure, which will be at the
east end Of the old building. Prof.
Deahl, the new principal, is giving the
best Of satisfaction.
VIM RUsTEMEYEB, well known en-
ploye OF Klieves e. Kraft, celebrated his
silver wedding Sunday night. A good
crowd attended, good music was in at
tendance and delicious refreshments
were served. Beautiful presents were
given. One OF the bridesmaids who
OBLIGATED at the wedding twenty-five
years ago was in attendance. Mrs.
Annie Arndt, of South Eoff street, was
the lady. Mr.. Rustemyer lives on
South Eoff street.
A wELL-KNowN South Side man went
to the Second ward market last night.
He got to feeling little good and pur-
chased couple OF chickens. He was
standing by a sewer on Main street,
conversing, when the chickens, which
were tied together, got loose and fell
into it. He had to get ladder to get
them out, but before doing so he Of
fered FIVE dollars to anyone who would
90 down after them-sn offer which
was respectfully declined.