Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-03
SMALL TALR.
Minor Matters or Interest Briefly and
PithiIy Told.

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PlthiIy Told
THE Mozart Singing Society held
most interesting rehearsal last evening
at their South Side hall.
TICKETS for the Worlds Fair picture
entertainment will be on sale at Houses
Music Store Saturday morning.
Roth & wendell, grocers, OF Thirty
eighth and Jacob streets, have laid
new pavement in front OF their busi-
ness place.
THERE will be meeting OF the Wheel
ing Athletic Club this evening at s
o'clock FOR the purpose OF organizing a
foot oall team.
Two fine carrier pigeons came to the
residence of Jacob Eidemeller, OF South
Jacob street, few days ago. Their
owner Is not known.
The Cold Turkey Banjo Club met
last night at DR.. }. R. Msnley's resi-.
dence, on South Chapline street. a
pleasant time was had.
The Ocean Wave Fishing club OF the
South Side, is at Fish creek having q
great time fishing and hunting. Some
large fish are being taken.
The topping stones are all cut ready
for placing on the city wall out Cald-'
wells Run. The wall will add greatly
TO the beauty of the place.
THERE will be Sabbath school con-
Quoted So the Tabernacle Sabbath al .
p. H., and preaching at 7:S0 in the
evening by B. C. Bartlebaugh.
EDWARD Fritz, aged II, was arrested
by Officer Buch yesterday on warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Mead, who charges
defendant with whipping her son.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Robert M. Giffin. native OF
Ohio county. aged so. and Hannah p.
McNiliway, y native OF Pittsourg, aged
42.
THERE will be o public installation OF
officers Of the Order OF Druids, this
evening, at Beethoven hall. Louis
Schord, OF San Francisco, will be pres
ent.
CHARLES CLEGG was yesterday APP
pointed guardian for the orphan chill.
dren OF Timothy and Catherine Tomas.
ney, deceased. Bond, $500; John Hal
ford surety,
JACOB BLOND, Frank Bishop and
William Bloom, South Siders, tshed at
the mouth OF BOgg's Run yesterday and
caught ten jack fish averaging six
pounds each.
AT Wednesdays meeting OF the Board
Of Commissioners L. Booking was
awarded the contract for medicine north
OF the creek and George Ebeling south
OF the creek.
On Thirty.eighth street, from Eoff
to Water, ditch six feet deep is dug
for street Improvement. Complaints
are heard that not enough lights are
along the trench.
LAST Wednes day evening Logan
Council 95, Jr. o. U. A. NJ, had initial
ed seven members at their hall on tho
South Side. The initiating team OF
Lincoln Council performed the cere-
mony.
GUST CARVER, a South Side citizen,
complains that the bad boys attacked
him in the alley between Chopline and
Eoff street, near Thirty-siXth street.
He got a bad lick on the head few
days ago.
The South Side foot ball team has
Ohio. They won thirteen games and lost
three. These games were lost by acct
dents to the players at critical moments
In the game.
CoRRENA MYERS yeste rday filed the
preliminary papers in the Office OF the
Clerk OF the Circuit Court in suit for
damages against August Green for
breach OF promise, claiming $4,000
damages. Atkinson & Flick, attorneys
for plaintiff.
IN front Of Sweensy's old Office, on
Eoff street, there is hole large enough
TO admit body in the pavement.
Should person fall through he would
20 TO the cellar, fully eight feet. The
hole was boarded but the boys tore
covering away.
PERSONS who have purchased tickets
for the representation OF the Worlds
Fair Pictures, TO be given at the Opera
House, on Tuesday evening, November
9TH, can have them reserved without
extra CHI arge, at c. A. Houses music
store, on Saturday morning.
The Commercial Ira velers AssocIa-
tion OF this city will give grand enter
talnment and feast the eighteenth Of
this month. The event will be held at
the A. o. u. w. hall, at Twelfth and
Market streets. The best talent OF The
city will participate. Great arrange
ments are being made 10 make II 3
grand success.
THERE was an exciting foot race last
Wednesday from ThIrty-sixth street, on
the Ohio River railroad tracks, TO Glen
dale. The participants were John Rls.
toll and Fred Baker, South Side young
men. The stake was SIS q side, and
RIsto won. IL took them about two
hours 10 walk IL, condition being that
each count the cross.tles as he went A
big crowd was at Thirty-slxth street to
see them start.
THE REGISTER has received copy OF
the Co1lqueror for November which is
devoted to a review OF the work OF the
Salvation Army. The publication gives
a review OF the work OF the Army all
over the broad land. a copy Of the
War Cru the official gazette Of the Sal
walton Army, is also on our table. The
REGISTER Is indebted % Wheeling
lady, who takes much interest in the
work OF the Salvation Army as well as
all religious and charitable organIza-
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