Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-04
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Tomorrow night. in the basement. o..
the new NJ. E. Church, there will be an
interesting entertainment and concert.
The event is TO be given by the Sunday
school choir. The programme will be
given by home talent, assisted by the
Oricle Mandolin club, of Glendale, and
North Wheeling talent. A pleasant
event is assured. The proceeds will go
towards paying for the handsome win
dows at the church.
The Crescent Mandolin Club was in
the city a few days ago. The noted
musical organization has its headQuar-
tiers at Allegheny Ci;Y. IA. Herman
Buhner is manager, and the others are:
Cliff Mineheart, Charles Buhner, and
Robert Hunter. They serenaded some
OF BenwoOd citizens and then went to
Martins Ferry where they were enter
tanned royalty.
Council will meet next Tuesday night
in regular session. The most important
matter will be the question of money
due Maloney Bros, OF Bellaire, for 81
100 for street paving. The reason it
was not paid there was not sufficient
money In the treasury 10 pay II. The
debt was due last March.
The school trustees have not yet
reached a decision ia the question OF
the disturbance In the public schools
last Monday. The school board held
a meeting iast Tuesday evening, but
adjourned until the pupil, who it is said
was painfully injured in the scuftle,
shall be able to testify.
The arbitration board to make the
awards on the Brown-Ford property at
Front and Sixth streets, will meet to-
morrow az the City Building. The
amount of damages due the property
owners from the Terminal Railway
Company has not vet been fixed.
Vincent Byrne, one OF the popular
REGISTER carriers OF the city, suffered a
painful accident last Wednesday, He
tramped on the prong of pitchfork and
has a painful foot as consequence.
The City Hall is to be greatly i'm
proved. The hall will be whitewaShed
and the council chamber and committee
rooms are to be repapered. Other gem
eral repairing is to be done.
A good many citizens think it would
be an excellent thing TO have the police
on az night instead of day. Benwood
has little use for police during the day.
We will sell you for $3.50 the best
Mems Fine Dress Shoe in this State.
Why pay more for some not so good.
NJ. & w. pEEGAN.
Joe Conroy, formerly of Braddock,
Pa, has opened a saloon near the City
Building. Ten saloonists have quit the
business since last year.
Squire Henry Riddle is making i'm
prOvsments at his pretty home.
Mrs. Clark Sprouts and Mrs. Thomas
Evans, Of this place, yesterday attended
the funeral of Mrs. Lewis, late of
Wheeling Island.
A boy, aged about six months, OF
Louis Barrett died yesterday morning.
Mr.. Barrett is engineer at the Benwood
plate mill
John Deegan Is making noticeable
Improvements at his handsome proper
" on Front street.
Street Commissioner George Martin
has force on the streets cleaning the
alleys and streets.
H. w. Burrows, with force Of men,
is rapidly getting the new NJ. +. par
sonage finished.
Next Tuesday evening, at Council
meeting, the contract for garbage haul
ing will be let.
The Mayorhas not yet given his or
ders as 10 Sunday closing of the saloons
hereafter.
c. r. Gatewood has com pleted i'm
proving for Dieoold Il Chapman.
Robert Haley left last night for a
visit 70 Pittsburg.
Miss Della Deegan is visiting Mt. de
Chantal this week.
Mrs. DR.. Thomas Meighen is visiting
in MOundsylle.