Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-10
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SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

PithilY Told.
William Curren, the courteous sa-
loon keeper Of BenwOod, has had an ele-
CANT room built and furnished at the
rear Of his former building and mas
given the use Of II free TO Lodge NO.
7SS. United Mine Workers. Heretofore
they have had a hall rented, costing
each member dollar per month. ms
will be quite saving to the lodge' aS
they have organized a sick and accl-
dent fund ard this amount will go LOT
that purpose. The lodge feels very
grateful to Mr.. Curren.
Mr.. e. H. Scheehle the North
Wheeling druggist, is making a mag
nifcent display at his place OF business
Despite the rain of last night the
streets were filled with shoppers ana
business was very good with most re-
tailers. Market street was a jam or
umbrellas, about eight o'clock.
The Misses Vance, who were in the
wreck of last Sunday, are improving
slowly, and Miss Maud will be able TO
use crutches in about enc week, she
having one ankle crushed very badly
Miss Ella is in a very serious condition,
she being par9lyzed from her hips down.
The Grand Lodge of West Virginia,
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, VIII
convene in annual session at Morgan
town November 20, q, which time the
new Odd Fellows hall In that city VIII
Zoe dedicated.
The members of st. James German
Lutheran Church will give a supper and
bazaar at their lecture room next We'd
nesday evening.
The Pioneer directors have decided
to give a ball on November 20 at Arion
hall, for which the Opera House Band
win play.
The Kreiger Verein will give fam
lily ball On Monday, November 10th, al
Beethoven hall.
The first of the winter concerts OF
the Opcra House Orchestra will be given
81. Arion hall tonight.
The Belmont iron works have en-
gagged a Waterman to flag their coal cars
coming down Twenty-siXth street here
after. This appointment was caused by
the numerous accidents which have TAX
en- place at the corner Of TWenJy-siN-h
and Chapline streets during the past
two weeks.
The directors Of the. musical union
Of this city. q. their las, meeting, dis
missed the charges preferred against
Manager Samuel Sharp, Of the Cadet
band, for accepting engagements con-
tr3Ty TO the laws of the union. The
Liberty band was ne. admitted, owing
to an error in their application.
The Niagara hose tower is being re-
paired by Contractor Charles Stevens.
The fire caused 5y q defective fine
in the house Of Mr. Neum9nn, a Full
ton. caused some excitement, Friday
morning. The department. was called
out, but luckily no serious damage was
done. The loss aggregated about So,
confined principally to large hole in
the roof
Senator Wagner, Of West Wheel
| ing, lost a $3.50 diamond ring while at
/ tending The Second ward market last
| Wednesday,
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Charles Simmons. a native of
Canada. aged 80, and Matilda Ashley,
a native of Scotland. aged g.
There were three ordinary cases in
Police Court, yesterday morning. The
party who was dumped out Of the pa
/ .rcl wagon, Friday night, had his fine
suspended
Eureka Lodge No 3, Shield Of Honor
will give a grand ball at Turner hall
on Friday, the 18th inst.
Every eX-COnfederate in Ohio coun-
ty should attend the meeting called for
Monday evening, in the Reilly block, to
consider steps for the foundation of a
home for eX-COnfederates in this State.
There viii be a mission feast at
| Bonwo0d to-day, under the management
/ Of Rev. c. /. Boecle The morning
sermon will ba preached by Rev. Brann,
of Steubeuyille. There will be after
noon services at 2:30 O'clock, when their
will be a sermon by Rev. A. w. Werder,
of this city.
There was no Police Court last
! evening
There VIII be a ball given by the
Imperial Athletic Club at Beethoven
hall, Thanksgiving Eve, November 9th.
Mayors orchestra will furnish the
music.
Yesterday was pay day at the Whit
aker and LaBelle mills Spears axle
works and Bloch Bros. tobacco works.
The Rev. Mr.. Brook, of Oklahoma,
will preach at st. Luke's p. q. Chruch
this evening
The police raided Grace Henry's house
of III fame. last night arresting the mad
anne. three men and three girls
y man named James Brant was ar
rested last night for raising a row at Maud
Smiths.
The engagement of the South Before
the War" Company al the Grand, was
"standing room only" been the rule. but
last night the orchestra was removed to
the stage. to make room for seats to ac-
commodate the patrons