Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-08
SMALL TALE
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
PIthly Told

Minor Matters or Interest brieuy ~
Plthuy Told
The Council Committee on Accounts
is called TO meet tonight.
COMPLAINTS are heard OF the bad con-
dition of the street At Twenty-hfth and
Jacob street.
THE Climax Bowling Club bowled till
early this morning at Fette's. They
had high time.
TIE Bslvedere Social will give
grand select ball the 18th of this month
at Teutonis Hall.
THE Mozart Singing Society will give
big concert at their hall, on the night
of Easter Sunday.
A CHILD Of Peter Smith. Of South
Jacob street, was buried yesterday after
noon at Mount Calvary.
OFFICER JAMES DRILLER shot a dog
yesterday on Twenty-fourth street.
Evidently 1t had no owner.
RITcHIE COUNCIL Jr. o. U. A. NJ. held
an interesting meeting Tuesday night.
A working team was elected.
PEOPLE about Twenty-ninth and Nc
Culloch streets are joyous over the new
arc light placed there last Tuesday.
CROWDS Of South Side boys were
SEEMING yesterday along the river on the
South Side. They caught some good
fish.
PREPARATIONS are being made TO
have gas in the new water water works.
The pipes, connections, etc, are about
completed.
JOHN CURLY. Of West Wheeling,
well known fisherman, caught q pike
weighing seven pounds in the river
yesterday.
A COUPLE Of Wheeling citizens going
for European tour did not fail to take
some Of Wheeling's famous stoges
along with them.
EMMA TRnlBLE yesterday qualified
as eXecutrix Of the will OF John ).
Trimbe, deceased. Bond, $4,000; no
security required.
THE South Side Four Social Club was
delightfully."- entertained last evening at
the residence OF James L. McCready, OF
South Chapline street.
MISS LAURA EATON, Of Bridgeport,
entertained friends in pleasant man
ner at her home last evening. Among
the guests were several society people
of this city.
CHARLES T. GoFF, South Water
street, has the contract for Que OF the
finest buildings in Benwood. 1t is a
residence for Oscar McMillen. Work
on the foundation has been begun.
On the tenth OF next month, at the
hall at Thirty-sixth and Jacob streets,
all the mechanics OF the city will hold
an open air meeting. A musical and
literary programme will lie rendered on
this occasion.
THE South Side German Society en-
tertained last evening at its rooms on
Thirty-third street last evening. Louis
Neuhart gave the music. About twenty
couples attended and enjoyed the even
ings pleasures.
THE ladies' Of the Mozart Singing So
ciety gave a bowling party yesterday
afternoon at Mozart Park. An excel
lent feast was spread, and the crowd OF
ladies and gentlemen there enjoyed the
occasion immensely.
THE walls Of the stable, which was
burned at Schmulbach's brewery, are
being torn away preparatory 10 the
building OF the new stable. The new
stable will be Of pressed brick, much
finer than the old, and will be the finest
in this State.
WORK Is in progress at the Musee
nth thu n N
first published in the REGISTER The
carpenters were yesterday arranging a
foundation for the new alleys and re-
modelling the front Of the building for
storeroom purposes.
DURING the recent cold weather some
unknown person left an immense organ
box at the Il. & D. station at McMechen.
In this the passengers would walt for
the trains. Citizens Of McMechen have
done much to get a depot there and It
is believed the organ box was left there
as sort OF retaliation.
To-MoRRow evening At ArIon Hall.
the Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine will
have a big meeting for initiation.
There are about ten candidates. At
the conclusion Of the ceremonies an
elegant banquet will be served by lie
genfelder The full corps Of officers OF
the Shrine will go TO Huntington on the
18th OF this month where there will be
similar exercises.
REV. Dr. SAMUEL ScBwARM, the
pastor Of the First English Evangelical
lutheran Church, has begun a series
OF special lenten services, 70 be held
every evening until Easter, Saturday
and Monday excepted. Tonight after
the service reception will be rendered
the Doctor and his family by the mem
bers OF the church. In the lecture room.
On Sunday next DR.. SchWarm will be
formally installed into the new pasto-
rate. Rev. Z. G. Miller. OF Butler, Pa,
ond ]. L. Manrer, Of Allegheny, will
oficiate az these services morning and
avanfuo