Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-01
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Insere,t Briefly and
PithnY TOIG.

Minor Matters OF Interest briony ano
PithnY ToIe-
NUMEROUS South Side families are
moving these times.
TAE police made one hundred and
twenty arrests during February.
THE telephone wires on South Jacob
street were changed yesterday from the
old to the new poles.
THE Colum bia- Bowlers' game has been
postponed until Friday night, and will
be contested at Seiberts.
JOHN RAMSEY, proprietor OF the
Boggs' Run House, has sold his Little
Grave creek farm to Frank Wasmuth.
MORE complaints were heard yester-
day Of snow oalling people generally,
particularly about Thirty-third street.
WoRK has been begun to complete
the handsome residence and business
block of Ankle Bros, on South Jacob
street.
Prominent South Siders spent an
enjoyable evening last night at Mozart
park, bowling. The incline ran and
good crowd attended.
pointed administrator of the estate OF
Elizabeth Odbert, deceased. Bond,
$500; Alex. T. Young, surety.
JOHN KEMPLE, f. Walther, Jesse
Schafer and other prominent South
Slders went to Fette'S last night and.
spent delightful evening bowling.
JAMES MIX was again arraigned be-
fore Justice Gillespy at the jail, last
evening, charged with the first robbery
at Humans cigar store, on December
%.
GEO. L. burst says that If the party
who took the package of saucers and
spoons FROM the alley entrance to his
store room on Tuesday, will return
same. no questions will be asked.
THERE was but one case in Police
Court, yesterday morning. The offend
er was VIM. Keese, charged with re-
fusing to move on when requested by
an officer, and he was fined 81 and costs.
AT No. 3543 Jacob street Louis Grade
& Son have started a cigar factory.
The factory, which is No. So, was or
ened yesterday. Several cigarmakers
are employed and more will be given
work.
THE Finger Of Fate" will be played
under the auspices OF the Ladies of
the Golden Eagle, the 23d of this month
at Westwood's Hall. There will be
dancing after the entertainment. A
big time is being planned.
MRS. Squire J. w. Schultze, wife of
the South Side official, celebrated her
thlrteth wedding anniversary yester-
day. They had a pleasant time last
evening The genial Squire is sur
rounded by an interesting family OF ten
children.
THE remains OF the late Christian
Hagedorn, of South Jacob street, will
be buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the Red Mems cemetery. He was a
member of the Odd Fellows and Red
Men, and these lodges will turn out to
the funeral.
a WE'LL known young mill man Of
Water street, below Forty-third, at
tended a sale few days ago and pur-
chased large box full of safety pins.
The young man recently married and
and seems happy, and his friends have
the laugh on him,
The first meeting at St. Andrews
new mission, formerly the old Turner
Hall on South Jacob street, will be held
this evening. Rev. r. r. Swope will
make the address. The building is be-
ing handsomely fitted up, and a large
mission is expected.
THE Climax and OysteriBowling clubs,
of the South Side, went to Fette's yes
terday afternoon and bowled seven close
ly contested games. Fred Weisgerber
made 300, ard John Bartolas made the
same high number. The lowest score
made was III. The Climax Club was
victorious.
Mr.. VIM. FETTE, proprietor OF the
Harvest Home bowling alleys, requests
a correction of the statement published
in the REGISTER yesterday morning,
that the improvements to his alleys are
being made at the solicitation of the
South Side team. Mr.. Fette states that
the alleys were found to be not level
and true. hence the changes.
CHARLES HARRINSON, manager OF the
Americas Spectacular Company, writes
the REGISTER that negotiations are in
progress for the production OF the great
and new outdoor spectacle, "Americus,
in this city during the coming summer.
The production is claimed to be far SUI
perior to 1.-THE Fall of Babylon" Last
Days Of Pompeii" or any similar pyrO-
technical production.