Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-05
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Minor Matters OF Inters,s Briefly and
PithiIy Told.

Minor Matters OF Intcrs.s Briefly and
PithlIy Told.
OFFICER DONOVAN arrested E. T.
Lafflin, last evening, for fast driving.
THE Board OF County Commissioners
will meet tomorrow in regular session.
THERE were but two cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning, and one last
| night.
FoRrY-rHIRD street Is to be curbed
from Wood street to the B. & o. rail-
| road.
THE will of John Ehrle was admit
ted to probate yesterday and ordered to
be recorded.
THIS afternoon at O'Clock, at the Y.
NJ. C. A., there will be an interesting
meeting for young men.
ExoAvArISG for the fine new resi-
dence OF Joseph Hydinger, At tortys
ifth and Eoff streets, is going forward
Prominent South Side young people
will give private hop at Mozart Park
the 10th OF the month. Killmeyer will
furnish the music.
JAMES K. HALL was yesterday az.
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Mary E. Hall. deceased. Bond, $1,000;
John Frew, surety.
EVERY evening large crowds OF young
folks are seen at the Stathers tennis
courts, at Forty-second and jacob
streets, as spectators OF the game.
THIS afternoon at two o'clock. at the
Peninsula, the child OF John Duerr, the
Forty third street saloonist, will be
buried.
JACOB STEUERNAUGEL, the South
Eoff street saloonist, got as fine lot OF
turtles at his business place yesterday
as have been seen on the South Side FOR
q long time.
A FORCE OF men have about completed
the work on the sewer on Wood street
from Forty.second to Forty-thlrd
streets. The city had twenty men a.
work their last week.
CONTRACTOR o. III. AUBER, OF the
South Side, yesterday got the contract
| for the stating and Timing OF the me
new frame house OF Samuel Mckee, to
be erected soon ia the Fifth ward.
ANOTHER pleasant dance was given
last night at Seabright's place, In Upper
Benwood. Many from this city at
| tended, and large crowd was there.
They report having had good time.
LOUIS ZIMMERMAN, who new has a
! cigar store on South Wood street, viii
move his factory this week to Forty
third street to the stand formerly occu-
pied by Herman Carl as barber shop
THE three children, two OF Mrs.
! Grist. and one OF Mrs. Atkinson, who
were in Jail as witnesses against iio-
vanni Serigi, the Italian raplst have
been sent to the Intirmary, the mothers
! having no home for them.
THE Happy Three fishing club, OF
Twenty.thrd street, got home yester'
ay from delightful trip down the
river near Proctor. They were gone
| two weeks. Frank Kamm, George
! Vogler and John Dailer are the mem
bers of the club.
Mr.. HUGH j. WHYTE has been APP
pointed local agent for the sale OF Mr..
! SsarIghts excellent history OF the Ma
tional Road. The volume has elicited
universal praise from those who have
read it. Mr.. Whyte's address Is Whit
field. Ohio county.
BUSINESS was better on the South
Side last night than II has been Tor the
last year. There were more pays at the
mills yesterday than for many months,
aud they were better ones, too. MIL
men and business men alike were well
| pleased set last night.
MAYERs band will give q grand con-
cert and outing at Wheeling Park on
Saturday. August IS. There Will be
dancing 10 the Casino from D. IN. until
u m, aud a concert by the full brass
band in the Casino at p. IN. Motors
will run until 1890 a. IN. -
LAST night pleasant event occurred
at Whitman's orchard, In upper Ben
wood. The ladies Of the Pocahontas
lodge. of Benwood, gave picnic and
grand supper there. There was large
crowd in attendance and very pleas
ant evening was the result.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday TO John Seal, native OF Cum
berland, Md. aged 20. and Emma Allen,
a native OF Wheeling, aged %; also, 10
WIN. McConaughey, native oil ONO
county, aged 10. and Matilda Long, a
native of Ohio county, aged II.
PRoF. d. w. BREWER, david Evan,
gel" will hold q meeting this afternoon
beginning at $3.50 o'clock, at odd Fellows
hall. He will make an address on the
"Prodigal Son." There will be excellent
vocal aud instrumental music 10 connec'
ton. A religious treat is promised.
THE st. Alphonsus Society, OF 81. Al.
phonsus church, will give grand pic
| mic tomorrow afternoon at the Fall
grounds. The event will be the eele
bration OF the twenty-third anniversary
OF the society. There will be varied
attractions, and grand time has been
plan ned.
YESTERDAY afternoon there was ar
enjoyable event at Seibert's Garden, on
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