Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-01
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiIV Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Brieny ana
PithiIv Told
THE Billy Plimmer theatrical COM
pany left last night by B. 81 o. for Bal
timOre.
SHERRARD farmers are making a
speciality of raising fine jersey cattle
instead Of sheep.
THE Tuxedo Club will give its first
select hop at Beethoven Hall, Monday
evening April End.
J. E. CoEN, the South Side grocer,
has moved his residence to 100 South
Broadway, Island.
F. c. SWIFT, the produce dealer,
moved from the South Side yesterday
TO the Riley building.
THE Central View Club will give its
first select masquerade hop, at Teutonia
hall, next Tuesday evening.
THE w. c. T. o., OF West Liberty,
will have a "Demorest Medal Contest"
Auril 6, 1894, at p. m, in the Acade-
my Hall.
ANDREW RIENBoLD has bought the
bakery OF Henry Ploch, on the Island.
Mr.. Ploch will start bakery in Center
Wheeling.
L. Is. SEAL, doing q confectionery
business 70 Moundsvlle, has sold out
and will go to SStersville, where he will
conduct q similar business.
THE Wheeling Ice and Storage Com
pany shipped last Friday afternoon 500
cakes Of ice for Sardls, o. The Elaine
lowed the barge containing the ice.
THE steamboats, OF the Pt. Pleasant
harbor are wearing flags at half mast
because OF the recent death Of the en-
gineer who was killed by an explosion
there.
THE W. B. & T. IS now working two
yard engines. They have been on for
DAYS. Both engines now average 125
car loads day. Business is briSker
than for year.
A WHEELING lady writes to her friends
in this city, that the recent cold snap
killed figs and fruits OF all kinds in
Alabama, where she is visiting. Figs
were nearly ripe.
JOHN FERGUSON, OF the South Side,
at noon yesterday had ft and fell in
front Of st. Alphonsus Church. A large
crowd was attracted, but Mr.. Ferguson
finally came to and was able TO pursue
his way.
w. w. MULHoHN, who for some time
past has been delivery clerk at the B..
& O. freight depot, has resigned his
position 10 accept a more lucrative po-
sitlon with his father in Columbus, O..
His many friends regret to see him
leave.
Nelson Lodge, A. F. & a. NJ, will
attend the funeral OF George II. Carna-
han, late Of the South Side, in body
this afternoon. Services will DO held at
the Second Presbyterian Church. There
will be a special motor on the w. & L.
G. road.
one OF the coming social events will
be the masQue ball TO be given by the
Hub base ball club, at Beethoven Hall,
Monday evening, April 9th. Prizes
will be awarded TO the lady wearing the
handsomest costume, and TO the gentle
man wearing the most comic one.
JAMES MCNAMARA, an employe OF
the Clty GaS w OTASs mas IeCeif6u d ldIS .
box OF shamrocks from mis- fathers farm
in Ross Commons county, Ireland. This
present was intended for ST. Patrick 5
Day, but by reason OF unavoidable acct
dents was delayed.
Two boys took dangerous header of
B. & O. train "A yesterday morning a
short distance west OF Bellaire. They
were buns stealing a ride, and were
nut of while the train was under head
way. Each was painfully scratched
having alighted on an ash pile. Their
names were not learned.
NJ. H. ARMSTRONG, Of Sherrard, who
Is the owner Of large dog kennels there,
was in the city yesterday with buggy
fulrof fine Scotch collie dogs. There
wer( six of these animals, valued at
S25Ol Mr.. Armstrong stopped near
Twshty-frst street, aud It was not long
neforA the street was nearly blocked By
persohS DESTROYS Of seeing the intelli.
gent a4imals.
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