Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-02-15
SMALL TALE.
Minor Matters OF Intersst Briefly and
PIthily Told

Minor Matters OF Intorett Brteuy ana
Pithny Told
THERE is some talk OF starting an
evening paper in Moundsville.
AT Teutonia Hall. on the 3Oth OF next
month, the Only Eight Social Club will
give dance.
THERE will be lots OF changes among
renters OF dwellings this spring, partic-
ularly on the Island.
Prominent South Siders went to Mo-
Fart Park last night, and spent the
evening enjoyably bowling.
LAST Monday night, at Arion Ball,
the Pioneer German Society gave
pleasant monthly blowout.
A WATER MAIN near the Warwick
pottery bursted yesterday morning.
The break was repaired later in the
day.
JACOB KESLER, the coal miner OF
Benwood, who was assaulted few
nights ago and badly beaten, is rapidly
recovering.
THE Lutheran Society OF the German
Lutheran church is arranging for an
other of its creditable entertainments AZ
the church in the near future.
PERSONS interested in the recent
bear slaughter at Mozart Park, have
secured bruins claws. and will have
them mounted into souvenir jewelry.
YESTERDAY afternoon an elegant car
load OF furniture was transferred from
the B. & o. to the w. & L. G.. Railway
for Bloch'S new residence at Pleasant
Valley.
II was reported yesterday that the
late executors OF the Reilly estate would
formally turn over the property hereto
fore 10 their custody to the admlnistra.
tors, to-day.
A CHILD of VIM. Nausman, of 27l9
Moysten street, died very suddenly yes
terdav morning. The infant was wei.
the night previous. The exact cause OF
the death does not seem to be known.
DR.. FRANK HUPP will deliver health
talk at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium to-
morrow night One week from to-mor-
row night the gymnasium scholars will
give their monthly Pentathlon exhibl-
ton.
HENRY ZIMMERs, OF Greene county,
aged eightv-two, was buried few days
ago. He was brother of Mrs. j. w.
Blatchley, the South Size undertaken,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Blatchley attended
the funeral.
NEXT Wednesday night there will be
fne entertainment at the Hearne
tabernacle The Ariel Banjo, Mandolin
and Guitar Club will give Tusic, and
there will be singing, recitatlons and
elocutionary exercises.
EUREKA Lodge No. 3, Shield Of
Honor, held meeting last Tuesday
night, at which there were three initia-
tions. The Lodge is In a flourishing
condition, as there are several applica-
tions for membership.
COMPLAINTS are heard OF the small
iron bridge which is laying at Twenty
ninth and Wood streets. Four years
ago it was taken from Chapline street
for the purpose OF putting 1t across the
run at Twenty-ninth street.
THE Smith Brewing Company has
rented the cellars owned by Thomas
Owens, on Sixteenth street, and will
start a large bottling establishment
there soon. The Company will place a
new kind OF ale on the market soon.
FIREMAN john WILSON, OF the Nj
agara, and his friend Milton Parker, Of
that locality, caught a fiat floating
down the river last Monday. They put
it 10 Mr.. Parker's yard, and last Tues
day night persons entered the yard and
carried it away
GIsT KENY, OF 1924 Wood street, the
young man who had stroke Of para
lysis last Tuesday at the Junction, IS
still not able to speak. He seems con-
scious, but cannot take any nourish-
ment. The doctor says he cannot re-
cover.
LAST Monday night the new Climax
bowling club, of the Sixth ward went TO
Fette's to practice. Some excellent
scores were made. and the team is de-
veloplng into a good one. After the
game lunch was served, and good
time was had. The club is very eager
to tackls the Columbus, of the league.