Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-04-12
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
PithilV Told.

last evening.
There was very lively thunder
storm yesterday morning.
The April term of the Circuit Court
commences tomorrow morning.
There were but two cases in Po-
lice Court, yesterday morning.
The streets have seldom been more
thronged than they were last evening.
Mr. Philip Henry Moore has re-
moved from Edgington's Lane TO Elm
Grove
-Messrs. Menge & Tape will open a
saloon in the new Falloure building, on
Market street.
The Silver Leaf Club will give a
dance at their hall, Thursday evening
next. Music by Lang.
The Mozart Singing Society is ar
ranging for a grand ball to be given on
the evening of May 9Th.
The American Star Club will give
their third grand ball at Central Hall,
on Thursday night, April 23d.
The summer girl made her first APP
pearance, last evening. She was IN
harmony with the delightful tempera-
ture.
The Silver Leaf Club will give a
dance at their hall next Thursday even
ing. John Long will furnish the mu-
sic.
Charles Held will in a few days
open a cigar store in the building for
merly occupied by w. f. Kreig, the Jew
eler
The Junior Island Social Club has
made ARRANGEMENTS for dance on the
oath inst. Killmeyer will furnish the
music.
st. Matthew's congregation, OF Ben
wood is arranging for an entertain
ment at the Benwod city hall TO be held
May I'd and 4th.
R. J. Mccullough, the well known
dog fancier OF the East End. yesterday
lost a fine young English setter dog by
the poison route.
August Meyer. of the Eighth ward
will appear for the candidacy for Chiei
OF Police subject to the decision OF the
Democratic primaries.
Mr.. Fred. Strohmann, the Fifth
ward butcher, is having new front put
in at his place of business. Contractor
Perkins is doing the JOB
Nail City Lodge No. 10, B. Of r. R
T., will give their fourth grand ball al
Mozart Hall, Wednesday evening, April
18th. Music by Myers full orchestra
William G. Meyer, of Forty-third
street, has sold his huckster business
TO William Kettler, Of South Eotf street
This is the route which Godfrey Schul
formerly covered.
Charles Ebeling, a young man Of
this city, is rapidly developing into
solo singer. At recent entertainment
Mr.. Ebeling distinguished himself With
his beautiful tenor voice.
The Council Committee on Fire is
called 10 meet Monday evening The
full Charter Commission is also called
to meet in the Chamber of the First
Branch OF Council, Monday evening.
Last evening the police were mott
fed that two little children, named
Stark and Winters, had wandered ava!
| from home about p. m. and we're lost
They we're found late in the evening.
William Schaefer, of Thirty-thirt
street, leaves to-day for Pitsburg u
erect his merry go-round in a Pitts
| burg park. Mr.. Schaefer formerly hat
his merry-g o-round in Wheeling Park
Lincoln Council No. 2S, Jr. o. L. A
NJ, will give a select hop at Egerter Hal
April 29d for the benefit of the NatiOna
Orphans Home, also an open meeting
on Friday, April 18th. Refreshments
free
Yesterdays edition Of the Kansas
City Sun created a lot Of talk, about
town, and also created a lot OF indig-
nation. The local correspondent OF
that sheet ought to take hint and let
I'D before he has a whole lot OF trou-
BILE.
Grand Master McCleary, Of the A
o. L. w. who was to be present at th'
meeting of Hermann lodge, was unable
to attend owing to other engagement!
Of a more pressing nature. MI Nc
CIeary will be here at some future
time.
Residents living on Lind street are
complaining of the poor condition o.
that street. A petition is being circu
lated for presentation at a future meet
ing of Council. 1t requires four horses
at times to haul ten bushels OF coal u
its destination.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Louis
Laskaris nee Miss Catherine Browne
of the Island, took place yesterday af-
ternoon, services being held at st. Jo-
seph's Cathedral Mrs. Laskaris was
but twenty-eight years of age, and was
a lady widely esteemed.
The Central View Club will give
their second annual excursion TO Clar
ington. New Martinsvile and Sisters
vile on the steamer Liberty. Sunday
May Sd. 1t is the first excursion Of thu
season. Music by Meister's brass band
A fine time is anticipated.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday TO James Milligan, a native OF
Pittsburg, aged "a and Margaret Cor
man. native of Ayre, Scotland, aged
%: also. to Michael Christ, native OF
Germany, aged %, and Louise Stall. a
native OF Germany, aged q.
The Wheeling Brick Company
situated on the Peninsula, will resume
operations, after an idlenes OF three
months. A larger brick will be manu-
featured hereafter, and as the clay OF
the Peninsula is Of superior quality
no doubt the works will have a gooC
run.
Robert Alpin, of Bellaire, an en-
pineer ON D mill engine. at the River