Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-25
SMALL TALE.
Minor Matters OF Inherent Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Bloch's tobacco factory.
ZANE LODGE No. l, Shield OF Honor,
will Initiate four candidates next Friday
night at It's meeting.
THERE was but one case in Police
Court yesterday morning, the offender
getting 81 and costs.
THE West Virginia Athletic Club
will hold a meeting tonight, at their
/ club rooms on the South Side.
THE yacht ferry across the river to
the Island will be started again to-
morrow, after its winter lay-off.
CHARLES NEWMAN, colored, was ar
rested for beating mis- wife, after mid
night this morning, by Officer Daum.
THE Young Mems Society Of st. AL
phonsus Church is arranging for a big
/ entertainment short time after Easter.
3. & O. OFFICIALS went through Graf
ton going east last Friday. They came
by the new Farmont and Morgantown
branch.
CONTRACTOR EDWARD HAMM is max
ing good progress building the addition
to the bowling alleys and bar room at
Wheeling Park.
OFFICER DANIEL 0'BRTEN shot val
liable dog o! the Widow Hayes, OF Main
street, yesterday afternoon. The dog
| bit boy slightly.
A VALUABLE New Foundland dog,
owaed by John Wilson, Of Forty-third
street. was run over and killed by the
street cars yesterday.
THERE will be held the usual Sunday
gospel temperance meeting this after
noon at X. G. L. Hall, Fifth ward. ADJ
dresses by local speakers.
THE ladies of the Third Presbyterian
Church will give supper at the church
next Saturday night. The proceeds
will go to benefit the church.
PARTITIONS are being placed at the
new ST. Aphonsus monastery. The
building is closed so that progress can
be made without interruption.
JAMES T. GRAY, contractor, will
build a two-story frame building for IL.
b. Wheat, on Thirty-fourth street, in
addition to his botting house.
GEORGE w. GRUB, the South Market
street genius, is making another horn
curiosity. He proposes to exhibit IL at
the State fair in this city this year
A MARRIAGE license was issued yester-
DAY to John J. Kirk, native Of MI.
Vernon, O., aged 33, and Florence A.
Parker, a native of Baltimore, aged 70.
ARCHITECT HENNINGsT has prepared
clans for a residence OF Mr.. Liptah. on
the Island. 1t will be handsome two
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this week.
THE telephone company has put In its
telephones for the new exchange on ia
cob street from Thirty-siIth to Thirty
ninth streets. The old poles are to be
removed.
THERE iss noticeable crack in Bloch
Bros. elegant new warehouse, extending
TO the third story. The foundation
settling caused this. Little damage Is
anticipated from it.
GEORGE P. LINcH yesterday qualified
as a Notary Public. Bond, $3.50; b. b.
Dovener, surety. Ed. p. Hughes was
also appointed a notary, bond, $3.50,
WIN. Hughes, surety.
DR.. w. f. STATHERs has received
bids for handsome residence on South
Jacob street, after having plans made
by Architect Charles 2. Hamilton. The
contract will be awarded this week.
WOOD Bros. are finishing c. b. Harris
elegant residence at Echo Point. The
firm has also finished the furnishing OF
Chatham Snclair's new drug store at
Forty-sixth and Jacob streets.
TICKETS are out for an entertainment
TO be given by the Ladies' OF the Golden
Eagle, on Friday, March %, at West
woods hall. The name OF the drama Is
"The Finger Of Fate, or, The Death
Letter"
Mr.. AL. HooToN has purchased the
Mcclure House drug store from Some
horn & Co., and will fully maintain It's
past reputation as headquarters for the
best goods in the drug and druggists
sundries line.
THE ladies ann childred now have an
opportunity 20 indulge inlthe healthful
exercise OF roller skating az the North
End Rink. The rink will be regularly
opened Wednesday evening, February
2sth. Saturday afternoons is set apart
for aides and children only.
THRoUGH the efforts OF Worshipfnl
Master Darrah and Grand Lecturer
James McCahon, Nelson Lodge, No.
30. A. T. and A. NJ, stole a march on
the other lodges last Thursday night
aud got into the new Masonic Temple
first They regard It as quite victory,
as there was much rivalry as TO which
lodge would get in first.
THE favorite cat known By all at the
iB. o. passenger depot was missed
few DAYS ago. The cat could not te
found for several days, and the boys
were wondering and grieTing some over
the loss. Officer Thomas Burns, Of the
depot, heard the animals favofite
NEW" few nights ago, and found
puss on the depot roof. The officer
climbed I'D and rescued the cat.