Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-19
SMALL TALk.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly And
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PithiIv Told.
THE Fulton school will picnic at the
Park tomorrow.
THE Supreme Court Of Appeals will
meat again this morning.
THE Republican County Convention
meets at the Park, June 3oth.
ALLEY C. near Thirty-third street, is
in very bad sanitary condition.
LIZZIE NEAL, for disorderly conduct,
was arrested last night by Officer Rohrl.
SCARLETINA is very bad in Upper
Benwood, and there are q number OF
cases in West Wheeling.
THE Cosmopolitan Savings and Loan
Association, of Pittsburgh, yesterday
gave a power Of attorney TO I. j. HUI
gus.
FRED FAIRS, the architect, has left
the firm of Lenier & Faris and has as
ISOLATED himself with the firm Of Franz
helm & Giersey.
This evening there is to be an event
at ST. Andrews mission church on South
Jacob street. II Is to be an entertain
ment and social, and pleasant occasion
is assured.
THE memb ers OF the aside Track"
CLUB, OF North Wheeling, pronounce
the story that they are in politics for
beer only to be false, and say 1t does
them great injustice.
LIEUTENANT GEORGE GAUs. OF the
police force, yesterday received from
an Easter firm a magni6cently framed
life-size crayon portrait OF himself. The
picture is a very fine one.
THERE was well attended meeting
of the Sixth Ward Republican Club last
night at it's headquarters on South
Chapline street. Speeches were made
and general business transacted.
THE annual picnic and outing OF the
Arion Singing Society will take place at
Wheeling Park this afternoon and even
ing. An elaborate programme has been
prepared. and large audience is as
sured.
THE Big Four fishing club, OF the
South Side, will leave this morning for
the camp at Captine Island where they
will spend the summer. This is the
club whose four members weigh just
nine hundred pounds.
AUGUST MULE, the barber, OF Thirty
third and Jacob streets, is having big
i'm provements made at his shop and
when they are com pleted the establish
ment will be among the incest OF its
kind On the South Side.
A DEED dated June 16, 1894, by Mar
tin White TO Jsmima f. White, for one
horse, one mare, one cow, four hogs,
and other personal property, in consd-
Grafton Of 500, was left for record at
Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
THURSDAY is the day for the picnic
at the Fair grounds to be given by Lo-
cal No. 9, of the glass workers. There
is to be bicycle and horse racing. One
of the most pleasant events OF It's kind
ever given on the Fair grounds is
planned.
THERE were three cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. Harry
Chapline was fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness, John Hardin S. and costs
for going into another mans house,
and Frank Bissenger SO and costs for
beating his wife.
EDWARD HCFREUTER and George
Rose, we'll known men OF the South
Side, are home from ground hog hunt
ing tour to the locality OF Haneytown.
They got seven large ground hogs, and
they will have big feast for their
friends some of these days.
CLARENCE II. SMITH, OF Detroit,
Mich. known to nearly all the wheelmen
OF this city, will make a bicycle tour
from Detroit to Buffalo, n. Y, starting
on the I'd of August. The tour will last
for eight days. Some OF the wheelmen
OF this city are talking OF going. The
distance is 277 miles.
MoRNINGsTAR LODGE No. ., K. OF
P, gave social en- tertainment at Mar
ket Hall last night. All enjoyed them
selves. The committee In charge was
composed, of Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Nj.
Reed, Miss Oriska Bessley, Miss. l..
BeasIey, Miss L. Payne, Mrs. j. Mon
roe, Mrs. William Payne.
THIS afternoon at o'clock the re-
mains of Albert Cruel, late OF No. 14l6
Jacob street, who died so very suddenly
last Sunday morning Of heart disease,
will be buried at the Redmen Cemetery.
The German Krelger Verein and the
Redmen organizations, to which the de-
ceased belonged, will turn out to the
funeral, headed by music.
DR.. Z. w. STATHERs and Or. John A.
Campbell, Of this city, are home from
Baltimore, where they attended the con-
vention Of the surgeons OF the Baltl-
more and Ohio Railroad Company.
There were ten of the surgeons from
thi, State at the conference. While on
the trip, the Railway Company took all
those at the convention on one OF the
most pleasureable Of excursions on the
fine steamer owned by the Compa
Everybody waiting for it-stifel & Co.'S