Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-11
SMALL TALK.
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-Overcoats were out, last evening.
The weather. last evening, was just
right for wheelmen.
The Beabout club will give dance
at their hall Friday evening.
The retail clerks will meet this
evening, at the Chamber Of Commerce.
The Elks are booming things along
for their coming outing at Wheeling
Park.
The Belmont heaters were unable
to work yesterday, owing to a shortage
of steel.
-Bicyclists are requested to attend
the meeting at the Eleventh street
clubs rooms this evening.
The Kings Daughters of the Second
Presbyterian Church will give Bicy-
Gle Fete at Seibert's, this evening.
Mr.. c. A. Robinson will erect res
idence at the corner of Ohio street and
Broadway, to be occupied by Mr.. Lucius
Hoge.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday TO Mr.. Robt Vihwock, of Cleve-
land, o., and Miss Walburg Kohm, aged
% and % respectively.
There will be a public reception at
the Rescue Home, No. II Seventeenth
street, Friday afternoon and evening,
to which the public are cordially in
vited.
The police were informed last eve
ming that little cir, named Wilson,
living at No. 1872 Twelfth street, was
lost. She was found later by Officer
Knabe and taken home.
The forty-eighth annual COM
mencement of Mt. De Chantel will take
place this afternoon, commencing All
100 o'clock. The train will leave the
B. & o. depot at l o'clock.
Since both Parts of the Circuit
Court has adjourned, the County Com
missioners have put several men to
work at cleaning and renovating the
rooms preparatory TO putting in new
metal ceilings.
w B. Simpson yesterday qualified
as guardian OF Daisy Brown; bond,
$500; John List, surety. Mary C. Ham
ilton qualified as Administrative of the
estate OF Hugh S. Hamilton; bond,
$1,000; d. NJ. Thornburg, surety.
"A team of horses Of R. H. D. Willis,
in the ice wagon, were frightened on
South Wood street day before yesterday
and ran up the street. pulling the front
wheels out from under the wagon, al
most demOlishing the wagon.
In the report of the concert of the
Woman's Musical Club at Wheeling
Park, Tuesday evening, the statement.
based upon what was supposed to be
excellent authority, that Prof. Hermann
Schockey had general supervision Of
the programme, turns out to have been
an error.
The picnic of the St. James day and
Sabbath school, at Wheeling Park, was
postponed early yesterday morning, ow-
ing to the inclement weather. The
various teachers arranged an affair for
the children at the church last night,
serving supper and lunch during the
evening hours. A picnic will be held
outdoors some time in the future.
Might before last the first hostilities
were made in the Elm Grove coal min
ers strike. Mr.. w. T. Chambers, the
principal owner of the mines, came
down from his home in a rather feeble
condition, being sick for the past sew
eral days, when he was attacked by a
man named Mahugh, who had been
employed at the mines. Mr. Chambers
vas kicked several times, when by
ISLANDERS interfered.
The Very Rev. Father L. NJ. A.
Miskiewiez, rector of ST. Adelbert's
congregation, of Pittsburg, preached to
the Polish members of st. Mary's
Church yesterday The Polish and
Slavish membership Of st. Mary's
Church is increasing very rapidly, and
it will not be many days before the con-
gregation will be compelled to secure
the services of Polish priest Father
Miskiewiez returned to Pittsburg last
night