Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-03
Small TALK.
Minor Matters OF interest Briefly and P!ta
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Minor Matters or Interest brIeuJ ouu 80
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John Frazier, fruit dealer al the
corner of Twenty-fifth and Eof streets
had the misfortune to step on needle
in the bottom of his left foot few days
ago II gave him intense pain, and Dr.
Rau was compelled 10 make quite
deep incisiOn with the surgical hhAe
10 remove the needle.
The butcher establishment OF John
c. Nedick. on South Chapline street,
has been supplied with telephone.
The property Of Zarnis Bros, at
No. 24l7 South Chapline street, Is be-
ing extensively improved.
A small fire occurred few min
utes after four o'clock yesterday after
noon on South Jacob street. just oppo-
site Bloch Bros. tobacco works. The
fire was caused by burning SCOT from
the chimney falling on the roof OF
twC-story frame house, the upper part
of which is occupied by Edward Sutton.
The blaze was eXtinguished by BAD
cock
The Mozart Singing Society will
give a fine musical ana literary enter
tainment at their hall on Easter Sun
day night.
Prosecuting Attorney Meyer is
slowly but steadily improving
Leo Lafian & Co. have moved their
printing establishment 10 the rear OF
August Mulloy's barber shop, on Ihir-
ty-Jhird street.
E. Junkernichle. the Thirty-third
street saloon keeper, has moved 10
Water street.
Two changes were made at the
Eighth ward house house yesterday at
noon. James McCracken, driver Of the
reel. and Vim. Boyland. engineer, took
the places Of John Beck and Dan
GaUghan.
The condition Of the lower and I'M
paved portion of the wharf has been
vastly improved under the late orders
OF Council and the Board Of Public
Works. The rubbish has been remov-
ed. the ground leveled up. and the
whole effect. as far as the Work mas
progressed. is satisfactory
There was no Police Court yester-
day morning. il being the third sue
cessive whitewash.
Jimmie Williams. a Twenty-sev-
enth street young man, was cut on the
left side while swinging pack Of tin
at the LaBelle tin works yesterday
morning.
Charles Roemer had his hand bad
~ cut on a sharp piece of tin at the
LaBelle mill Yesterday, and will be
laid of for a couple Of weeks.
The rolling department OF the Bel
mont mill was off yesterday morning TO
give the employees an opportunity 10
attend the funeral Of John P. Camp
bel
Work will soon be commenced IN
making further Improvements at the
Niagara. As mentioned before. new
floor has been put in. The house will
be repainted. furnished with new
blinds. new bedding. new comforts FOR
the bedroom and the stairway Will be
papered througout.
DR.. L. Eskey's stable, above Tween
tv-fourth street, which was burned
few nights ago. is being repaired.
John Sonnefeld. the South Market
street barber. has painted his sign post
with the attractive barber colors.
Charles F. thinner. baker, corner
Twentv-fourth and Chapline streets, Is
building an addition 10 his bakery.
E. A. Moore is building an addition
10 the rear of his residence on South
Chapline street.
Charles Dittmar. formerly foreman
at the Pearl laundry. has been appoint
ed bv Chief Klieves as ladderman at
the Hook and Ladder house TO take VIM.
Finnegan's place.
George kemple. the Hook and
Ladder tillerman. is now sole custodian
of Finnegan's park at the north west
corner Of Market and Twenty-hrst
streets.
Harry ". Thurber the Market
street confectioner. is making extern
sive improvements at his place.
The chimney Of the residence OF
Allan Newman. at No. 2S17 EOh street,
was on fire last night. but all danger
was prevented without calling out the
department. A young man was IN
rhe act of smashing in the glass OF the
alarm box 10 send in an alarm when ne
was stopped by an officer.
The remains Of Mrs. Henry Nesper-
man. who died at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Otto. were
taken to Steubenville yesterday for in
terment. The deceased was so years OF
age and leaves three children. VIZ:
Mrs. Charles OTTO. Of this city and Mrs.
Henry Floto and Henry Nesperman, OF
Steube1ville.
The Market street druggists are
making a kick about the stamp window
at the postofice being kept closed after
seven o'clock in the evening. After
that hour there are many calls for
stamps from the general public and the
druggists have TO have large supply
on hand to keep up with the demand.
Edward Kelly. of Klari's pharmacy.
has an autograph letter from VIM. J.
Bryan.
ABOUT PEOPLE.