Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-04
SMALL TALK.
Minor matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithilY Told


Minor matters OF Interest Briefly and
PithiiY Told
THERE were four cases in Police Court
Yesterday morning.
IMPROVEMENTS are being made at the
Third Presbyteri Church.
THE street force Of the B. P. w. had
plenty of business, yesterday.
THE Council Committee on Accounts
was called to meet last evening.
THE docket will be called in the
Criminal Court On Thursday morning.
THE S. & L. Club will give dance
tonight at the Alert hall, on South
jacob street.
THE Big Four Fishing Club. OF the
South Side, got home yesterday from
the down river camp.
EDNA. infant daughter of Henry Bre-
mer. the we'll known mold maker, was
buried yesterday at Peninsula ceme-
terry.
THE Gegner fishing club, of the South
Side, left last night for the summer
camp down the river. They will tent
Wlllo Uu thO sA'P'
THE Second ward market last night
was one OF the finest seen in the city
for some time. The butchers showed
up particularly well.
THE assault aud battery case against
Charles Stein, before Justice. Gillespy,
has been settled amicably between the
parties and the costs paid.
South SIDE lads began to celebrate
for the Fourth last evening, and they
made things real noisy. To-day they
will celebrate in the old style.
THE annual picnic OF the Hebrew
Sunday School takes place at Wheeling
Park tomorrow. An enjoyable time is
in store for pupils and parents.
THE statement that Frank Nelson,
who is about TO return to Sweden, had
only been In this country nine months,
was erroneous. He has been here nine
years.
THE Purity Quartet, Of the South
Side, was entertained last evening at
the home OF James Murrins, OF South
Jacob street. and they spent pleasant
evening.
EDWARD MURkINs, OF Forty-fourth
street, will give wagon picnic to-day
from his home. Ten of the young
couples OF that locality will go along.
The trip will be made up toward Wells
burg.
DURING the storm Monday night, a
COW valued at $50, owned by A. W.
Lawrence, who lives back of McMechen,
was struck and killed by lightning. The
cow was out in a field when she was
struck.
THE firm OF House e Hermann,
through George Christlei0, presented the
Eighth ward fremen with very hand
some painting, which they have hung
in the hose house. The representation
is of the lone saddle.
The Can't Tell Fishing Club, OF the
East End, are camped on Big saltwater
river, in Harrison county. The boys
report having lots OF fun and catching
big fish. Will Talbot is president OF the
camp and good discipline is enforced.
AN infant daughter of Mrs. Laura
NJ. Riegel, of Baker and McCulloch
streets, died Monday of exhaustion
from the excessive heat. Coroner j..
w. Schultze held an inquest and gave
the verdict in accordance with the facts
YESTERDAY afternoon there was a
pleasant social event ct the home OF
Mrs. Frederick Linderman, OF For
tieth street. There were about dozen
young ladies present, and they spent
one OF the most pleasant OF afternoons
The occasion was In honor OF the thirty
sixth birthday OF the hostess.
THE street cars did very large ousi-
ness yesterday afternoon on the Ben
wood division by reason OF the Dali
game at the South Side park. The
company had fifteen cars on that part
of the line, and they had all they could
do. Some Of them were loaded so heav-
lily on the return trip that the power
was not sufficient.
A six-year-old son Of Joseph Serig, OF
No. 2914 Eoff street, met with painful
accident yesterday forenoon. The little
fellow was at one Of the upstairs win
dows and was blowing bubbles. The
child missed his footing, and fell to the
pavement below, distance OF twelve
feet, alighting on his head. DR.. j. h.
Manley was called and dressed the In
iury. The child's head was badly
bruised, and it was feared that his skull
had been fractured at first, but this did
not result. DR.. Manley says the boy
will get well.