Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-02-11
SMALL TALK
bEInOr Matters OF Interest Briefly AMI
Pithlly Told.

minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithlly Told.
THE G. A. R. gave we'll attended en-
tertainment last Friday night at their
hall.
TIE Crescent Glass Company has
granted 3 power Of attorney to James
V. Braden.
THE Spike Island Fishing club is
building new docks for their boat of
Thirty-eigth street.
FREIGHT and passenger trade on the
B. & o. are both picking up. Through
trains are much fuller.
TIE Evergreen Alliance Lodge, Of
Glenn's Run, donated SO yesterday TO
the relief fund in Wheeling.
THE Morgantown branch Of the B. &
O. will not be opened up for regular
business before the first OF April.
The German American Veteran So
ciety will meet this afternoon at Menge
and Howley's hall, in an important SEES
sion.
THE new Climax bowling team, Of the
Sixth ward, accepts the challenge of
the Columbia CLUB for any night this
week.
THE DavIdson-Austin theatrical COM
pany, which played at the Grand, left
last night over the B. & o. for New
York City.
THE B. & O's recent excursion to
Washington City and the East was a
.vcoocs The eroir wvapt iprc tho No.
tional Capital packed.
THE remains of Miss Minnie Tape,
late Of the Fortieth aud Wood streets,
will be buried this afternoon at 3 o'clock
at the Red Mems burying ground.
AMONG the donations received at the
City Hospital on Friday was the sum Of
ten dollars from the Herman Grove
Lodge No. 6, German Order OF Druids.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to George G. Shaw, a native Of
Martiusburg, Pa, aged 25, and Belle
Clarke, a native OF Syracuse, Pa, aged
20.
The remains Of George Watson, the
well know citizen, late OF South Chap
line street, who died on Friday, will be
buried to-day at two o'clock at Mt
Zion.
MICHAEL CHRIST and John SpIser
captured pair OF ponies on East Nc
CullOch street. The owner can have
them by calling at No. 11O6 McCoIoch
street.
THE Ladies Section of the Teutonia
Singing Society will hold a special
meeting next Thursday evening. Ar
rangements are 10 be made for an enter
tanment.
WooD Bros. have furnished the four
frame houses at McMechen for the
Home Investment and Building Union.
Also the finest house in McMachen, for
Mrs. Thomas Noble.
Wholesale produce dealers report
business better. Southern vegetables,
such as cabbage, radishes, cucum6ers
and onions, have made their appear
ance. These vegetables are very fine.
SHERIFF FRANZHEM will sell the
stock Of the dry goods firm of A.Wlson
& Co. at 1926 Main street, on Thursday,
the 22d day OF February, at public auc-
tion. Some good bargains will be Of
fered.
II. E. BACHMANN & Co., the progress
slve South Side produce dealers, have
rented the John F. Winter property,
at Twenty-frst and Main streets, and
will move to the new location the first
of April.
The Mehan & Slater Orphans held a
meeting at their club rooms, 1917 Mar
ket street, which was largely attended.
They made arrangements for big blow
out on Easter Monday. Music 0y the
Orphans band.
THERE will be a meeting Of the
Wheeling Kelley Leagne at the Insti-
tute parlorS tomorrow evening al
o'clock. All Keeleyites are urgently re-
Quested TO be present, and all others
Interested in temperance work are
cordially invited.