Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-04
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithiIY Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PlthiIY Told.
THE Niagara engine was ready for
service again last night.
A PARTY of South Sders will go to
Mozart Park tonight TO bowl.
PLAsrERERs will finish their work at
new st. Alphonsus monastery by the
middle Of next week.
A CHILD, aged three years, OF Owen
Coniff, of South Eoff street, died yester-
day morning of lung fever.
Tomorrow night at G. A. R. hall, the
Women's Relief Corps will give cake
contest, entertainment and supper.
JOHN KHMPLE is making noticeable
i'm provements at his business place at
Twenty-fourth and Market streets.
INV. THURBER will open a confec-
tionerY and ice cream parlor on Market
street, at the old Mooney stand, soon.
GEORGE w. GRUB, the South Side
business man. has pair OF beautifully
polished Texan steer horns, measuring
nearly five feet.
THE Lutheran Society Of the Zion
Lutheran Church will give an enter
tainment tomorrow night at the school
room of the church.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday To Edward Byrne, native OF
Wheeling, aged ~ and Catherine Wet
Eel, native of Ohio county, aged -.
WHEELING City Castle No. ., knights
of the Golden Eagle. held grand stag
social last night at McLain's block, at
Twelfth and Market streets. A more
ENJOYABLE time could not be imagined.
A MEETING of the Wheeling Christian
Endeavor Union will be held the six
teenth OF this month a. church IN the
city not yet decided upon. At this
meeting the annual election Of officers
will be held.
THE bicycling team went for a run
Yesterday evening out the pike. About
q dozen of the wheelmen enjoyed the
run. The wheemen are 10 get neat
CAPS. After the run an interesting
business meeting was held.
EDWARD HoFREUTER, of South Chap
line street, gave grand banquet at his
business place to the members OF the
South Side Bowling club and their
friends. last night. A large crowd at
tended, and an evening OF great en-
joyment was spent.
FrREMEN finished tearing down the
walls OF Sweeney's old foundry yester-
day forenoon. The city put force OF
fifteen laborers TO work pilins the
bricks on the site. The old walls being
torn down makes big difference in the
looks Of things in that locality.
LAST night az ST. AlphonsuS Church,
the entertainment given by The Young
Men's Society was concluded. In every
way il was a success. The American
Cornet band gave the music at intervals
in the play. All the seats were taken
last night, and 1,500 persons were In at
tendance.
y. RITTER. VIM. Bach, Edward Hell
fer. Daniel Kreiter, Edward Daiier and
Joseph Kurtz went To Fette's, last
Monday night. and bowled against tue
Cyclone Club of the Eighth ward. Mr..
Ritter's team was victorious, he making
the highest score, ESQ. a nice lunch
was spread aud a pleasant evening was
spent
THE remains OF Charles Tape, Sr.,
late OF 43OS Water street, were buried
from his residence yesterday afternoon
at = o'clock at the Redmen's cemetery.
Rev. Ultert officiated. The funeral was
a large one. The ball-bearers were:
Geo. Bowers, George Schad, Charles
Robrig, Chris. KalbitZer, VIM. z. Mey-
er. Henry Dannenberg, Sr., Leonard
Hannes and Fred Hater.