Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Plthily Told.


Plthily Told.
The La Belle nail factory is run
ming in part this week.
The Central clubs dance comes off
at Menge's hall tonight.
The Riverside bar mill is running
on single turn this week.
There were four cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning.
Charles Oberman's opening drew
quite big crowd last night.
The Speers Axle Works went on
single turn Monday morning.
Silver Leaf club will give dance
at the headquarters Thursday night.
The foundation for the new Feeny
business house, on Main street, is being
put in.
Some much needed repairing is be-
ing done to the Sixteenth street brick
pavement.
A number of alleys in the business
portion of the city were given a spring
cleaning, yesterday.
The Red, White and Bluee' clubs
dance, at Westwood hall last night, was
big success in every way.
The Womans Hospital Association
report the net proceeds of the Mrs.
Jenness Miller lecture as S10565.
A blind man, named Jones, was
cared for by the police at City Hall, last
night. He will be sent to East Liver
pool this morning.
p. Clemens, o. NJ. Cap, yesterday
gave bond in 81, 800 to celebrate the rite
of marriage Sureties Frank A. Woe
Der, Sr., and Fred. Nolte.
The cases of Frank Nardine and
Earnesine Schmidel, charged with
adultery and fornication, and with pro-
fanely cursing and swearing, by Flory
Schmidel, comes up in Squire Giles
pys court to-day at four o'clock.
The first grand ball of the Grand
Opera House band will take place on
next Friday evening, April 18th, at
Turner Hall. Prof. Evans has received
all the latest and most popular dance
music, and a good time will be assured
to all who attend.
The Daughters of ReSekah will give
what promises to be a most enjoyable
entertainment at l. O. o. F. hall, Thurs
day evening. During the evening there
will be primary election in the inter-
ests of each political party. The even
ing will close with ball.
About ten minutes after one o'clock
this morning a team belonging to Burns
& Church ran off in alley B, near the
intersection of Fourteenth street, and
brought up against the curb-stone in
front of Sheekey's, on Twelfth street.
One wheel was knocked off the rig, but
no one was hurt.
At midnight last night a0telegram
from Pittsburg informed the police that
Sister Of Charity, named Sister Mar
guerite, had left a Pittsburg hospital
while delirious from fever and purchas-
ed ticket at Glenwood for this city.
Enquiry at the B. & o. depot resulted
in a statement that no such lady was
on the train due here at 11:30 p. m.
Yesterday was the twenty-sixth an
niversary of Mr.. II. f. Behrens' start in
the grocery business on Centre market
square, and yesterday, in celebration Of
the event, he had a large and hand
some flag flying over his new place Of
business. During the day Mr.. Behrens
received many congratulations and we'll
wishes for his future success and pros
perity.
The ball given for the benefit of
Owen Sherry, of the Eighth ward, took
place at Silver Leaf hall last night, a
very large crowd being present. Music
was furnished by Prof. Long. The
committee on arrangements consisted
of MeSsrs. James Flanagan, Patrick
Zunan. William Smith, Patrick Gille-
gan. Joseph Macelin and Gus Macelin,
Of the Eighth ward. The dance was one
CT the best attended at Silver Leaf hall
this season.