Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-14
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithilv Told.


The Bethany College Commence
ment will take Place Thursday Of this
week.
The City Charter Commission is
due to meet Monday evening in regular
session.
Miller Bros tool works did not get
in the entire week owing to needed re-
pairs,
There was one case in Police Court,
last evening. The defendant went to
the hill.
The RAINFALL of yesterday was .43
inches. This makes total OF 2.7S
inches so far in June.
The Lnsly Cadets will drill and
have their Fled Day at the State Fair
Grounds next Friday.
Henry Zircher was arrested for dis
order. yesterday, on warrant sworn
out by John McGannon.
The Odd Fellows will hold mem
orial service at their hall on next Sun
day, June 21st,. at 3 o'clock p. m.
The commencement exercises Of the
McMechen public school will take place
at the NJ. E. Church tomorrow even
ing
There we're four cases in Police
Court. yesterday morning. One went
to Jail. one was dismissed, and two went
to the hill
Next Thursday the public schools
Of the city viii be inspected by the Com
mittee on Buildings and Grounds of the
Board of Education.
On the Fourth of July the Fair
Grounds will be the scene of the great
Catholic picnic, for the benefit OF the
North Wheeling Hospital.
The strike of the Elm Grove coal
miners is statu quo at present as there
have been no overtures made from
either side in the controversy.
The picnic which was to have been
held yesterday 10y Humboldt Lodge No.
.. *. of P, at Whiteman's grove, was
postponed until Monday evening.
Judge PAUL made a vacation order
yesterday in the case Of A. L. St. Meyers
V. Johanna McGarrell, granting the pc
tition heard at the next term of Court.
Il. c. Williams, of Roney's Point,
was arrested yesterday by Lieut.. Glenn
ans on a charge of peddling without a
license. The case was continued until
next Saturday.
MOBILES of Osiris Temple of the Mys-
tic Shrine are called to meet at the
Temple Monday evening for the purpose
Of arranging for an outing for the ladies
at Wheeling Park.
-Expressman J. Z. Miller will drive
the Ben Hur basket picnicers up the
river Sunday. June DIST. A good time
is expected, as there will be plenty of
refreshments and music.
The LaBelle pottery, which has
been idle during the past week, will in
all probability resume on Monday,
July 9Th. The repairs are being push
ed ana everything will be in readiness
for resumption at that time.
The colored people who conduct a
church in Market hall will appear be-
fore the Council Committee on Markets
Monday and ask for a reduction OF
rent. stating that they are unable to
raise the one hundred dollars per an
nun.
D. NJ Campbell & Co., the produce
dea-9s. on Twelfth street, VIII be the
first to receive a car load Of Tennessee
Early Rose potatoes, which will arrive
tomorrow morning and will keep the
force very busy the fore part OF next
week.
Attention is called to the special
notice in another column by the Osiris
Temple. \. A. o. \. NJ. A., for Monday
evening to make arrangements for an
outing at the Wheeling Park, to be
given in honor of their lady friends and
the Masonic fraternity in general.
"A few days ago a man who must
have been slightly under the influence
of intoxicating beverages, entered a
certain justice shop in the city and at
tempted to have a warrant sworn out
for the arrest of an individual who had
followed for jeff Davis. The COM
plainant was promptly ordered out.
Work on the new kiln at the
Wheeling Sanitary pottery is being
pushed with great energy by the con-
tractor. working a large force of men.
The kiln will be completed some time
during the week and will he ready for
use in several weeks. Matters at this
plant look very encouraging at present,
as a good supply of orders are on hand.
Engineers Brown and HaZlett, of
the Suburban Company, are pushing
matters very hard at present, having
the tracks laid from the Elm Grove end
of. the line to Philadelphia. The huge
crib. which is being erected this side
of Triadelphia, is almost completed.
The poles are being set at present, and
everything promises towards the COM
ple,ion of the road in the next thirty
days.
John S. Naylor e Co. have rented
the store room adjoining their present
quarters, which was formerly occupied
by +. T. HutchsOn. for their use. The
three stories are being arranged by
Messrs. Klieves e Kraft, connecting
both stores by a double entrance
through the wall. The business of the
firm has increased 10 such proportions
as to compel the enlargement of their
store.
An evening paper ohronicled the
fact that Dr.. John c. Hupp is the only
survivor of all the Wheeling physicians
who took part in the convention that
founded the State Medical Society; but
the fact that DR.. Hupp. in that Conven-
ton. presented the resolution, which
was adopted. ITO establish and organize
a permanent medical society for the
State of West Virginia. should also
have been chronicled.
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