Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-22
SMALL TALK.

Minor Matters OF Interest brleuy hhu
Pithuy Told.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
is called for Thursday.
THE sidewal brackets are being placed
on the new Back" river bridge.
THE dockets will be called in both
Parts Of the Circuit Court to-day.
Ross NUGENT, formerly of Bridge
port, died at San Jose, CAL, Sunday,
November 10.
THE telephone condults up about the
Second ward market house are said to
be full of water.
THE Transfers Union held a meet
ing Monday evening, and decided to
haul Monongah coal.
THE truck of the Hook & Ladder
Company. No. 6, will be ready for SER
vice again this afternoon.
MAYERs will furnish the music for
the Glee Clubs dance at Menge 81 How
ley's hall tomorrow night.
THE Mozart Bowling Club has &C
cepted the challenge Of the Wheeling
Club to bowl for a silver vase.
THERE were four cases in Police
Court yesterday morning. Vincent
Fresh, for malicious destruction OF
property, was fined S. and costs.
WILLIAM MASON was arrested last
evening by Officer West, for disorderly
conduct, and Lucy Piper, for smashing
a mirror with brick, at Mrs. Dykes
home.
JOHN A. HOWARD was yesterday APP
pointed guardian for Elizabeth Keys,
aged four, orphan of JOAN and Sarah
Keys. Bond, $500; William Lantry,
security.
ALL the b. so. employees Of the c.
o. division were not paid yesterday.
The car was in the city but for some
reason all the railroaders did not re-
ceive all their pay.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle
will give their concert and ball this
evening at Westwood's Hall Kill
MEYER will furnish the music. Over six
hundred tickets are sold.
THE residence of Rev. Father Hickey,
OF st. Xaver's Catholic Church, Par
kersburg, was entered by thieves Mon
day evening. About S45 in cash and
several articles were stolen.
THE property Nos. 65, 81 and 90
Seventeenth street will be offered for
sale on the premises this morning at ten
o'clock. The property is we'll located
aud ought to be remunerative invest
ment.
A BILL of sale from Louis Battle and
George w. Wise to William Battle, OF
Belaire, for the contents OF the barber
shop at 1l39 Market street, in consid-
GRAFTON of SIS. was put on record at
Clerk Hooks Office, yesterday.
Z. 0. HIEHLE, of ParKersburg, who
is in the city attending the session OF
the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows, re-
teived a telegram Yesterday announcing
the death of John l.. Williams, promi-
nent Knight TemDlar of Parkersburg
THE Nellie Bly, Fishing Club will
give a grand masquerade ball at West
woods Hall before long. Prizes will
be awarded TO the most comlcally
dressed man and the most beautifully
dressed lady. The boys are planning
big time.
THE North Wheeling reel was twice
called 20 the residence OF Mr.. Sleoke,
in Alley B, yesterday morning, for a
supposed defective hue. The fremen
came to the conclusion that the steam
from hot water used about the house
was responsible for the alarm.
THOMAS CLINE, a well-known street
car Inotorman, OF the South Side, cele-
brated his thirtY-second birthday last
Monday evening in most pleasing
manner by inviting number OF his
friends to his home. A generally inter-
esting and pleasing time was enjoyed.
THE ceiling joints are being placed on
the Lange block. The building, which
is six stories high, is attracting general
attention. Contractor John Loomis,
roofing contractor, began to put the
roof on Bloch Bros new warehouse
yesterday. The roof is to be gravel
one.
LAST Sunday evening there was a
pleasant asse nblage OF young folks at
the home OF Frederick Beckendorf, OF
1924 Jacob street. The occasion was a
surprise on Wynona, an interesting
daughter of the popular baker. Delic-
ious refreshments were served aud a
generally pleasing time was enjoyed.
WILLIAM NJ. You've, who seemed to
be a victim OF the opium habit, was
found in the rear OF McLain's block,
on Twelfth street, yesterday afternoon,
with his head in a sewer. Had he not
been rescued, he would probably have
ioined the silent majority. He was
arrested by Officer Wilkie and locked up.