Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-11
SMALL TALl.
Minor Matters or Interest Briefly sno
Pithiiy Told

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
Pithiiy Told
The Circular Friendship will give q
dance at Beabout club rooms tonight
The water works employees will COM
mence Monday to lay water pipes to
Fulton.
Work will be begun on the addition
to the Blchoff block at Forty-third
street, In few days.
ALL arrangements are now made for
the big picnic of the King Fishers on
the Island on Decora ton Day.
EXTENSIVE cinder fills are being made
! south of the Riverside iron works. for
the Terminal extension to Benwood.
WM. EVANS, aged &c. a native OF
West India, and Agnes Greene, aged p,
of this city, were licensed to wed by
Clerk Hook yesterday.
REGULAR prices will be charged at
the performance of my Lord in Liv-
cry" and "Checkmate, at the Opera
House, May 18th and 10th.
Mrs. VENEMoN, widow Of the late Z.
P. Vsnemon. of Twenty-sixth and Eotf
SlIcCbS, udo UCC1 pdiu S4tNOO ~ e<SAS
Lodge No. /, Shield OF Honor.
Work will be begun in few days on
the new street railway from BeDwood
to MoundsvilIe. Operations will be be-
gun on the Benwood end first.
OK and after Monday the street cars
north of Tenth street, on Main street,
will be discontinued for about week
on account OF repairs of track.
THE City Water Board will COM
mence work on the pipe line TO Full ton
on Monday. Persons wishing work
can secure tickets at office OF Board.
MRS. Z. P. VENNAMAN received 81, 200
from Zane Lodge No. l, SHIELD Of Honor,
for the death of her husband. This or
der is very prompt in paying their death
benefit policies.
LADY Harrison Lodge Daughters OF
Liberty gave a social last Wednesday
night at their hall at McMechen. A
large crowd attended, and they spent q
most pleasurable evening.
IMPROVEMENTS are about completed
at the new st. Andrews mission on
South Jacob street A large pew let
tered sign extending the length OF the
building makes quite an adornmen..
A DEED was left for record in Clerk
Hooks office yesterday, dated Septem-
Der IL, 1894, between Charles Klein and
wife, aud Louis +. Stifei and wife, for
lot No. "a, IN Grandview division. Con-
sideration, 81, 14O.
JAMES GRAY has the contract from
the Board of Public Works, and is re-
pairing the streets in different parts OF
the city. Many Of the thoroughfares
have been made ia bad condition by the
citizens having gas and water put into
their residences.
FoRTY-EIGHT car loads OF coal from
the Fairmont region passed over the
Bellaire bridge OF the B. 81 o. yester-
day afternoon. The, coal was being
shipped to the West. The forty-eight
car loads were aliin one train, and were
drawn by two engines.
The new club house OF the Silver
Globe club at the head OF Twenty-6fth
street. is about completed. In about
two weeks the members will give their
grand opening OF the new quarters,
and large number OF guests will be in
vited. The members Of the press OF
the city are to be given especial invita-.
lions.
ABOUT a dozen OF the South Side
boys yesterday were employed by 8
man to clean bricks on the Kidding up
Of an old concerni They were paid the
price Of three cents al hour for their
work Some of the boys kicked on the
price and quit, and others hung 1t out
until evening. But they must not be
looked for this morning.