Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-02
SMALL TALE
Minor MATTERS OF interiors; Brleny anu
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to Alley 10, is being macadamlzed.
THE work of demolishing the Pollock
-four mill has been about omDleted.
THE road out Caldwell's run is being
macadamized and put in fine condition.
THE A. A. Club, of the South Side.
will give basket picnic to-day out the
pike.
THE fne new residence Of A. R.
Raper on South Eoff street is ready for
the plasterers.
A CHILD OF N. w. Dowler, Of South
Jacob street, was buried Friday 1T OH
vette cemetery.
WoRK has been completed on the
wagon road to Mozart Park. II is now
ia fine condition.
THE fine new frame residence OF
Joseph Hydinger. at Forty-fourth and
Eoff streets, is slated.
YESTERDAY afternoon At 2 o'clock, at
McMechen, child Of Louis Schane, OF
Benwood, was buried.
GRANTING that the State Fair is a
rain machine, will It get in its work
during the coming week?
THE st. Andrews Mission Church, OF
South Jacob street, will picnic
Wednesday at Mozart Park.
No Superintendent Of the street car
barns has yet been chosen In the place
of William Tucker, resigned.
THE new tIppe OF the Boggs' Run
Mining Co. will be ready for operation
by the latter part of this week.
OFFICER James Fitzgerald, OF the
South Side police force. is still paying
debts lost at the Hiberpian picnic.
THE Granite Trader, of the South
Side, is al the La Belle landing, after q
cruise OF seven weeks down the river.
FARMERS In the country roundabout
are finishing threshing, and the crops
are turning out better than was looked
for.
CALDwELL's run school will open to-
morrow morning. The teachers are
Miss Estella McNash and Miss Susan
Baird.
MANY of the K. of P. OF this city
who attended the Washington, ID. c.,
encampment, returned to the city yes
terday.
THE funeral Of Mrs. Mcdonald, OF
Benwood, will take place this after
noon. The remains will be buried at
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
THE remains Of Alfred Brown, who
died at the City Hospital Friday, will
be buried this afternoon at Sherrard.
Mr.. Browns former home was there.
MATERIALS are being hauled for the
| completion of the wall out Caldwell's
run opposite the cement works. Work
will be- begun on the wall soon by the
city.
LAST night the ladies OF the Dovener
club gave a blowout at Handlan's hall,
at Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets. Re-
freshments were dished out to small
crowd.
PROF. D. W. BREWER will preach
this afternoon at Odd Fellows hall at
a:3O o'clock. Subject, "Mother-Her
Sweet Influence" Seats free. All
welcome.
THE 22d of this month at Mozart
Park is the time set for the big outing
of the Vince ling City band. There are
to be various kinds Of races and other
attractions.
THE new poles Of the telephone COM
panY are taken from the train near the
street car barns, and force Of a dozen
wagons is kept busy moving them to
their places.
RI. REV. BISHOP DoNAHUE will
preach at the late mass at ST. Joseph's
Cathedral this morning. Hereafter
| he OF tha HIGH m q
and vesper services.
In Police Court, last evening, Thomas
Crumbacker stood charged by his wife
with chronic drunkenness, cruelty, vio-
lence, smashing the furniture, etc. DE
was fined 81 and costs.
THE Seguin Business College and
Conservatory of Music will open for the
fall term on Monday, September 10, in
charge OF Miss Pauline II. Sequin and
Miss Z. Zelda Blanchard.
WHEELING and Cyrene Command
cries, Knights Templar, will attend the
fu neral OF the late Charles l.. Davis, at
tn G Sec ond Presbyterian Church, this
afternoon at $3.50 o. clock.
THE Germau-A merican Veteran So
ciety of the South Side will hold special
meeting this afternoon, beginning at
| o'clock, at Menge e. Howley's hall, al
Twenty-third and Market streets.
TWENTY-FIVE OF the men who have
been at work putting up the new poles
on the South Side OF Benwood, for the
company OF this city left yesterday for
Canal Dover, Ohio, where they will
work.
MI. de CHANTAL Academy reopens
Wednesday, September 18th. The ais
ters In charge will continue to receive
day scholars, and will furnish a con-
veyance to and from the Mount, free OF
charge.
August Teller, OF Forty-eighth and
Wetzel streets, Bogg's Run miner. let
plank fall on his knee few days ago.
The injury has resulted In serious
complication, and he may be laid up
for many weeks.
Rev. Dr.. JAMES A. QUARLEs, OF
Washington and Lee University, Va,
will preach this morning and evening
at the Wesley NJ. E. Church, on South
Jacob streets. he is said to be o very
eloquent preacher.
THE Wheeling Conservatory OF Music
will reopen Monday, September 10th.
under the charge OF Prof. Aroenl. This
institution is an excellent one, and de-
serves the encouragement and patron
age of our citizens.