Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-03-04
SMALL TALE
EIhor matters OF Intersss 8rieay and
PithiIy Told

Ainor Matters OF Interost Drieay and
PithiIy Told
THE B. & o. trestle in the yards iS
being filed in.
THE Board Of Commissioner meets
Monday morning, in regular session.
GOOD progress is being made at the
repairs at the First Christian Church.
NUMBERS Of South Side business
firms reported 3 good days trade yes
terday.
THE r. & o. ice house at the passsn-
ger depot has been filed with ice from
the lakes.
SOUTHERN radishes made their ap-
pearancs in the market in abundance
yesterday.
THE German-American Veteran So
ciety will hold meeting this afternoon
at Menge & Howley's hall.
The Board OF County Commissioners
Of Ohio county will meet in regular
monthly session at 10 o'clock.
HARRY BLATNER, Of Tbirty-ffth
street, VINO accidently shot himself not
long ago, is able to be about again.
THERE were no cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. and but one-a
druuk-last evening. He went up.
A. MAURER and William Senne had
a fight la the Fifth ward, last evening,
and were arrested by Officer Moran.
MORRISON &c CHEW have the Niagara
engine torn TO pieces, and ii will take
them about q week to get it repaired.
THE large excavation at Bloch Bros.
tobacco works to supply water TO che
tank on top Of the new ware house is
completed.
S. w. RITTER, local agent for the
Fidelity Life Association, OF Phila-
delphia, is distributing some fine desk
calendars about town.
THE Road and Bridge Committee Of
this county will go out next Tuesday
and Wednesday TO visit different pieces
OF road over the county.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
terday to Boswell Il. Stailyard, a native
of Maryland, aged 46, and Ada j.
Luker, a native of Cincinnati, aged %.
THE Terminal trackmen, who have
been working eight hours TO constitute
a days work, will 60 TO work in the
morning at the old time ten hours a
day.
LAST Friday night the Y. P. S. G. E.,
OF the Zane street Church, held an in
terestlng meeting. a good crowd at
tended and Miss Alice Longbottom was
leader.
The ladies' OF the Third Presbyter-
ian Church gave a grand supper last
night at the church. A large crowd of
people were there and enjoyed the ex-
cellent supper.
VIM SToEEzER has the contract for
plastering and has begun lathing the
new ST. Alphonsus monastery. The
carpenters have about completed their
work for the present.
DAVID Brooks stables, on Thirty
second street, were offered for sale yes
terday morning. In the absence OF bid
ders, the sale was postponed till next
Tuesday morping.
MANY prominent people are arrang-
ing for trip to Washington City on
the excursion next Tuesday. Colonel
John T. Lane, passenger agent, Will &C
company the excursion.
A SON Of Mrs. Rose Malmene, for
merly of this city. is missing from her
home in Chicago, he having disappear
cd under very mysterious and unac-
countaDle circumstances.
LAST Wednesday the night the re-
vival services at the Wesley M. Z.
Church which have continued for seven
weeks closed. There were LOG acces-
sions to church membership.
THE residence Of A. T. Young, oppo-
site the Park, is about completed.
Charles Eisenach did the work. 1t IS
one of toe handsomest and in one OF the
finest locations in that vicinity.
THE Teutonia Singing Society will
give a grand concert and ball on Easter
Monday. The ladies' section Of the
society will give a katie visite the Goth
of this month at Teutonia Hall.
R1TcHIE Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, is
making fine progress. At It's recent
meeting two candidates were Initiated
last Wednesday evening. At the next
meeting there are two more candidates.
REVIVAL services at the Chapline
street Church are continuing. Rev. L.
H. Jordan, pastor, is preaching with
much eloquence. There have been
ifty-eight accessions and ffty-eight
professions.
A LARGE crowd attended the meeting
of the literary society at the Adams
school out Caldwel's Run, last Friday
evening. Many persons from this city
attended. These meetings are growing
in interest.
LAST night there was pleasant as
ssmblage Of young folks at the home OF
Miss Georgiana Scarlet, Of Thrty-hrst
street. There was a number OF young
folks present, and an evening OF pleas
ure was the outcome.
MRS LoTTIE Frost, formerly Miss
Lottie Klauser, handsome and accom-
plished young lady of Martins Ferry.
was granted divorce at st. Clairsville
last FRIDAY. February End, and was re-
stored to her maiden name.
THE second and third OF next month
is the time set for the entertainment to
be given by the Young Mems Society
OF St. Alphonsus Church. The Ameri-
can Cornet Band will furnish the music.
The proceeds will 60 for the purchase
of a banner for lhe society.
THE Young Peoples Social Union, OF
the South Side, will not hold their reg
ular monthly meeting tomorrow even
ing, but will meet on Monday evening,
March 18th, at the home OF Miss Emma
Fullerton, on South Eoff street.
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