Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
SMALL TALE.
Einor Matters OF Inssrsss Briefly and
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Eiror Matters OF Intsrsst nrisay and
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A vALuABIE horse owned by thc Wheel
ing bakery died few days ago.
LOUIS D9IEHoRsr, the popular South
Side timer, purchased fine horse yester-
day.
JOIN HAexDoRy was appointed executor
Of the will Of the late Chris Hagedorn last
week.
TIE B. & O. Is making general repairs
to its bridges and trestles between this city
AID Grafton.
GEORGE FRoBs is having . new plate
glass front put ia his business place on
Market square.
The farm advertised in last Sundays
REGISTER is ia Baresville, o., and not
GAINESVILLE, o.
The German-American Veteran Society
will hold q meeting this afternoon OF
Menge & Eowleys hall.
The Lutheran Society Of the Zion Luz
theran church win give big entertain
ment the 18th OF next month.
Next Friday evening the policemen and
Early Rose Potato Society will meet al
Fettes' for bowling contest.
TIN remains of Mrs. Mary Bender, late
of sO03 McColloch street, were sent 10
Pittsburg yesterday for burial.
ANDY HoRss, a well-known South Side
baker, mas purchased bicycle and will
enter the road race on Decoration Day.
TIE Shield Of Honor will give grand
entertainment next Thursday night az
Tsutonia Hail. a grand time is being
planned.
YESTERDAY the Island Ferry Company
had force Of men at work on the new
road from Twelfth street 10 the upper end
of the wharf
A LITTLE son Of William Bole wandered
away from his home, yesterday, and was
found during the afternoon at the east end
Of Fourteenth street.
DRUGGIST VIM IRWIN, OF the South Side,
fitted up his elegant soda fountain yester-
day. 1t was the first one started on tho
South Side this season.
CONTRACTOR Charles T. GoH, OF the
South Side, will complete the tine new res
ideuce OF Oscar Mcmillan, at Benwood
junction, this week. The house is frame.
TIE German Barrisch Society will give
a grand excursion to Steu6enville and East
Liverpool the 18th Of next mouth The
Boggs' run band will furnish music for the
event.
WITHIN the last week the price OF pota-
toes has gone up very rapidly. They now
sell at retail AZ the same price as wholesale
a week ago. They are now worth Sl.OO
bushel retail.
THE remains of Clarence Hill, killed by
the fire engine. were buried yesterday az
ternoon at the Peninsula. II was arranged
TO bury the little fellow a. Cameron, but
this was changed.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. Schmitt, the
Eleventh street grocer. locked his dog In
the store ana went to market. When he
returned he fouh> the animal had jumped
through the front window.
FRED VIEwIs. the South Side grocer
and shoe dealer. has had his storeroom
greatly improved, IN the way Of M extern
sion, which makes IL one OF tho largest
stores of the kind south Of the creek.
The new uniforms for the street car men
have arrived. IL was the intention for the
employees 10 have them on this morning,
but some delay has been caused by walt
ing for the caps, which are 70 come from
Cincinnati. The new uniforms are blue in
color, and are beauties.
A CHILD OF Fred Kanopp, OF Thlrty-
seventh street, died very suddenly about B
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. The little
one, aged about nine months, was well In
the morning. The death was caused by
spasms. IL has been but short time since
one OF the children Of Mr. Kauopp was
seriously burned. He has the sympathy
of his many friends.