Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-26
SMALL TALK

Pithily Told.
OFFICER WEST shot dog yesterday.
COUNCIL will meet tonight in regular
session.
THE Bogg's Run Mining Company is
working one-half Of its employees.
JOSEPH BERo, the South Slider who
was missing, turned up all right yester-
day.
WILLIAM FRESH was arrested yester-
day by OfHcer Donovan for insulting
woman.
w. H. SHAFER yesterday qualified as
a notary public; bond, $3.50; Lewis
Steenrod, surety.
THE Vlgilant boys have put three
new weather men upon the roof OF
their engine house.
JOHN CHASER, Of the South Side,
has started a shoe store on Jacob, be-
low Forty-third street.
COMPLAINTS are heard Of an Offset on
Cbapllne street near Twenty-ninth.
Many accidents occur there,
A VALUABLE dog owned by Charles
Idlehoff, of South Jacob street, was
run over by the street cars yesterday.
THE $3.50 B. & o. Chicago train yes
terday afternoon carried 100 persons
from Wheeling bound for the big Fair.
TONIGHT eight couples of young
society folks Of the South Side, will go
to Mozart Park for a bowling outing.
A DAUGHTER, aged ten years, of
Frank Walther, the South Side saloon
ist, has bad attack Of scarlet rash and
diphtheria.
A GANG Of about ten "Dagos" from
the South Side, below Forty-third
street, left yesterday with bag and bag
gage for sunny Italy.
IT Is reported that the North Wheel
ing glass house will start just four
weeks from yesterday. The repairs
will all be finished by that time.
DAN O'CoNNoRs, the man hurt last
Sunday at Ford's crossing, is not the
South Side Dan, but one just returned
from the West, as the article stated.
THE wagon Of Charles Bender, the
South Side teamster, broke down on
Forty-third street yesterday afternoon,
and considerable delay was the result.
NEXT Thursday evening an assem-
blage Of the Ritchie Alumni will be
held I'm the Eighth ward school build
ing. Officers OF the organization will
be elected.
THE Commissioners Committee on
Court House and Jail met yesterday and
audited bills. The Committee on Poor
House and Farm meet to-day, and to-
morrow is general auditing day.
THE e-If-You-Can club gave a
well attended and enjoyable dance In
Bishops Hall, East Wheeling, last
night. Dimmey's orchestra, from
Pleasant Valley, furnished the music.
IN the near future Rodman Bros,
who have large wall paper store at
273S Chapine street, will open a still
larger store at 1O11 Main street. They
will still retain their South Side stand.
Mrs. w. Commons, Of South Wood
street, had thieves TO take seven fine
fowls from her chicken coop last Sat
urday night. Persons in that locality
say they heard the thieves proving
around.
PEARL CRIswELL, a popular young
lady of Twenty-iourth street, enter
tanned a select number OF her friends
at her home last evening in Poverty
party" A good social time was the
outcome.
J. F. TIMMoNs, Of Remington, Ind,
a brother Of John Timmons, who was
killed recently by the b, & o. accident
in this city, called at Squire Schutze's
last Sunday and got the articles found
on his brothers person. He also went
to West Alexander to settle up the dead
mans business there.
A PIrrsBURGER came to Wheeling
last Sunday to see his best girl, by the
B. & o. He was thirsty when he got
here, for he says there was not tin
cup for drinking on the train. lie
gives the service roast for this.
Others also complain, having been In
the same fix on the B. & o.
OK the 18th Of next month the Teu-
tonia Singing Society will give grand
concert and bail at their hall, st Thirty
third and Jacob streets. Mayors
orchestra will furnish the music. a
feature Of the concert will be a mixed
chorus, something new for the society.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for the
biggest event Of its kind ever given by
the organization.
A NUMBER Of the stenographers
of the city met last night at the
Seguin Business College tor the purpose
OF perfecting an organization TO be
known as The Wheeling Stenograph-
ers' Association. The following officers
were elected for the current six months:
Miss NJ. Laura White, president; Miss
Belle f. Green, vice-president; Mr.. Her
man Hundt, corresponding secretary;
and Miss Pauline II. Seguin, treasurer.