Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-06-13
SMALL TALK.
,,ipo- Matters of Interest Briefly and fith
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Nino- Matters or Interest priohJ a."
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The Bessie Crow fishing clup' OF
the south Side, leaves Monday 1or lts
camn AT Fish creek. sam Ledger Is
chief cook and bottle washer.
THE ten per cent. cut of the wages
of the Belmont blast furnace goes into
effect to-day. This is the second cur
that the furnace men have gotten III
the last year.
A South Side man who was WORK,
ing at Muncie, Ind, and was compelled
to return by freight, says that from
appearances there are more people traV-
cling by freight just now than by pas
senger. am that nearly all conductors
of freight trains show generous spirit
for their unfortunate fellow men by
allowing them TO ride without making
any objection.
-Fahey Bros, contractors, have mn
ished a large addition to F. NJ. WORK
stable on South Eoff street.
Contractor VIM. FrieZe is making
extensive Improvements TO the resi-
dence of Mrs. Anna Hess, near Mt.
Calvary cemetery. When the work is
finished, this residence will be one OF
the prettiest along the Elm Grove mo-
tor line.
The work on the new quarters OF
the Germania Half Dollar Savings
Bank will be completed and ready for
occupancy the last of next week.
Alexander Laing's handsome fif-
teen-roon brick residence on Four
teenth street will be completed the lat
ter part of next week. 1t is now in the
hands of the painters. The building
will cost $4,000. The adjoining Laing
block is also nearing completion.
The f. NJ. Holiday Company Is
shipping material for the McCoach bus
mess block to be erected at Sistersville.
The Holiday planning mill is run
ming full with good orders ahead.
Considerable interest is being
taken in preparation by Wheeling par
ties who intend taking advantage OF
the Builders Exchange excursion to
Niagara Falls on the 18th. Many
members of the local exchange have
expressed their intention OF going.
The Stove Mounters Union gave a
successful picnic at Mozart Park yes
terday.
The Turk Butler nine will play
VIM. Knoke's nine at the Riverside
grounds next Saturday Davis and
Butler will be the battery for the
Turks. and Robinson and Heinlein for
the Knoke team.
The Wild Rose social club will
give a picnic and hop at Mozart Park
next Tuesday.
Archie Frasher. a young lad aged
ten years, of South Chaplne street, yes
terday broke his arm by falling from
a turning pole.
The annual commencement OF St
Joseph's academy will take place at the
Carroll Club auditorium next Wednes-
day evening.
Webster school is again rejoicing,
this time over taking the class average
and winning the medal for the highest
percentage in science of government,
which was awarded to Miss Jessie
Shields. Webster school has taken the
class average six times out of the past
seven years, and are proud of the rec
ord.
The State Council Reception Gem
mittee of the Jr. o. Z. A. NJ. held a
well-attended meeting Friday evening
The committee will visit Richie Coun-
Gil Tuesday evening.
The Rev. w. J. Williams rector or
St Pauls church, at Martins Ferry,
will officiate at the regular services to
be held at st. Matthew'S p. e. church,
Wheeling. this morning. Subject:
Trinity Sunday" There will be no
services in he evening.
There were three cases in Police
Court yesterday morning.
-Pittsburg papers note the following
death with request of Wheeling papers
to copy: Margaret, daughter of James
and Agnes Smith, aged II years, died
Friday morning at Allegheny Funeral
services will be held to-day and inter-
ment will be at Frostburg, Nd.
Call at Bachs saloon, No. 1913
Market street. Monday evening, and get
an appetizing lunch and the finest wines
and liquors of the city. The place is
handsomely fitted up, and is deservedly
popular.
Attention is called to the sale of the
personal property of the late Jacob
SNYDER. advertised in another column.
1t is a rare opportunity to secure first
class bargains.
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