Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-07
SMALL TAIa
Minor Matters OF InssrsIs Briefly an
PithilT CoI1-

minor Matters of IntsrsJs Briefly and
PithllT roI.-
THERE were forty cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning. and S3S2. 60
was taken in al the box office
henry SNYDER, Of North Wheeling,
has bought the residence OF William
Fugit, on the National road, for ST.
THERE are moro outings and other
events scheduled for Wheeling Park for
this month than for any month during
the year.
w. a. SToETzER, the plasterlng con-
tractor, will begin work to-day on the
new residence of Henry Tape, on Cald-
Wells Run.
THE colored camp meeting al Mounds
Vile, which has been in progress for
the last week attracting large crowds,
closed night.
THE stone work is about completed
for the elegant new residence Of George
Adams, the Wheeling capitalist, at
Pleasant Valley. Contractor P. j.
Gilligan is doing the stone work.
JAMES BKoGARD, the widely known
butcher of Fulton, celebrated his for
tieth birthday at his home Saturday
night. There was large crowd there,
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
HERMAN GEHRINGER, the well known
business man of Fulton, entertained a
large number of his friends enjoYably
at his home Sunday night. They all all
report having had al excellent time.
THE Happy Eight fishing club, OF the
East End, is home from delightful
camp out Wheeling creek. Edward
Mccormick is the captain, and the club,
on the expedition, caught one hundred
and thirty-three turtles.
NEXT Thursday the Globe Fishing
club, encamped up the river, will break
camp. The camp was the largest along
the river, and its members are from all
parts OF the city. The boys never had
such an enjoyable outing.
THURSDAYS Epworth League day at
Bethesda, 0. There will b. excursions
gun from this city,sand many Epworths
OF this city and locality will attend.
There will be fine speakers there, and
3 special programme is arranged.
THE masonic entertainment at Wheel
ing Park, the thlrtieth and thirty-hrst
of this month, promises to eclipse every
thing of the season. The committee IS
at work arranging the programme and
will be ready to report in few days.
MICHAEL and John Rohrl, Patrick
Mnigan, Patrick COndrey and Joseph
Niyers, all of the East End, are home
from fishing excursion to Cheat river.
They caught frog measuring fifteen
inches, fifty large bass and one hun
dred and thirty-three turtles.
EDWARD ARCHIBALD, a well known
brakeman, of the b. & o., Pittsburg
and Wheeling division, who meet with
an accident at Glenwood, Pa, a week
ago, mas had his arm amputated. lie is
now at West Penn Hospital, and is do
ing as well as could be expected.
THERE is not prettier building in
Wheeling than the new brew house at
the Reymann brewery. a highly SKILL
ed stone cutter is at WORK identifying
the stone projections Of the building,
aud a force of painters are al work In
the cupalo, and other parts Of the
building.
WILLIAM AUMANN and Charles Con-
lev, Of the East End, are the champion
QUOT pitchers of that part OF the city.
They offer challenge Tor a series OF
games to any two persons of the city.
They will enter the QUOT pitching con-
test at the HibernianS' picnic, soon to Do
held at the State Fair Grounds.