Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-17
SMALL talk.

Iayer's Band Concert next
Wedn esday evening at the K Of r. Au-
difo9ium-
T. Hodgen, OF Portland Station,
0., left Friday night for the South,
with another carload of fine horses.
Bloch Bros tobacco factory is
working full time.
The statement that Joseph Snyder
is member of the firm OF Jacob Sny-
der's Sons, made in yesterdays Regis
ter, was incorrect.
There will be regular services,
morning and evening, to-day at ST.
Matthews P. E. Church. DR.. Jones, of
Kenyon College, will officiate and
preach.
Rev. W. NJ. Toney, pastor OF the
Ebenezer Baptist Church, will preach
his farewell sermon to his congrega-
ton Sunday night. The members feel
reluctant to give up one who has la
bored hard and faithfully with his con-
gregation.
n There was a conference of street car
people at the Mcclure House yesterday,
which was attended by several out-of-
town gentlemen interested in the
Wheeling company. among them Mr..
w. W. Hazard There was also an
Interchange Of views between repre-
sentatives of the Elm Grove and
Wheeling roads.
|. Yesterday morning the Elm Grove
Railroad curve, at Chapline and Six
teenth streets, was tested by Superin-
tendent Weisgerber by running an en-
CINE and car around it. The track was
found to be all right
No business was transacted in the
Circuit Court yesterday.
Yesterday was a blank at the
County Clerks office.
The work of clearing up the ruins
of Friday nights fire was in progress
yesterday, ard as soon as the insur-
ance is adjusted the damage done to
the building will be repaired. An ex-
animation of the building yesterday
showed that the fire had been very
well handled, considering-all the cir
Icumstances.
I A dance will be given tomorrow
night at Driscol & Smiths Hall, on
4 Eighteenth street Piano music will be
{ furnished by Prof Cooper.
h A select dance will be given at the
Pythian Castle next Thursday evening
I under the auspices of the Minuet Club
The Rosette Club will entertain q
| number of their friends at the Pythiar
Castle Monday, November Sth.
The Central University of Exten-
sion will hold a meeting next Tuesday
evening in the parlors of Mrs NJ Zie-
| genfelder, on Market street, for tht
transaction of important business.
Prof. Baker, who was the instruc.
! tor of a dancing class in Fulton last
/ season, opened an academy of the ar
! in the Odd Fellows Hall, in this city
last Tuesday night. 4
There was one case in Police Court
last evening. The defendant, Pole
went to the hill.
Al Findley was arrested by Lieu
tenant Supler, last evening, for being
drunk and disorderly.
Mrs. Lizzie Hartley. of Benwood
whose husband lately lost his life al
one of the industries at that place, de-
sires to extend her thanks to mill
| workmen and others for favors and
attention during her time Of distress.
Yesterday lots Nos 2 and 5, in the
Berger property. on the Island, were
sold to Mrs. Strong for s1,555 each
The sale of the remaining lots was
| adjourned
-Meister's band will begin a series
Of Sunday night concerts this evening
at TTpHbeeeFd fhaajlk1; gwen by Bacnmann
orchestra at the hall of the n. E. l.. G
A. Association, on Friday evening
was we'll attended and success in
every particular
-Flaccus Bros black team appeared
on the street yesterday wearing a new
set Of harness, which was greatly adj.
mired by all who saw them. The
harness, which is made of the finest
material, is beautifully trimmed in
heavy brass and patent leather mount
I ings. The harness was manufactured
/ by William Schwertfeger.