Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-01-24
SMALL TALk

Minor VI alters OF Interest Briefly and Pith
ily Told
Yesterday was pay day on the B.
80.
There was no Police Court, yester
day morning.
The Commissioners Committee OF
Court House and Jail meets Monday.
The Council Committee on Rea
Estate is called 10 meet Monday even
ing.
One applicant was admitted to cit
izenship in the Circuit Court yester-
day.
Several children of Edward ODon-
nelTs. of Twenty-third street, arc
down with the measles.
The Beethoven Singing Society
will give a concert tonight for their
members and friends.
City Editor Austin Beach. of the
Pittsburg Times. was in the city yes
terday on a visit to his father, Cen.
A. H. Beach.
The Central Garden Club viii hold
their monthly hop at their club rooms
on February %. Killmeycr viii turn-
ish the music.
The police officials and Sixth ward
Republican candidates for Council
held another blowout up CaldwelIs
run Friday night.
The Imperial Athletic Club will
give its first ball at Beabout Hall We'd
nesday evening, January 2Itl. Music
by Prof. Killmeyer
Prof. W. W. McClelland will oc-
cupy the room over Nicoll's art store,
on Market street. after February LIST.
His present location is $40 Market
street.
The rolls were changed yesterday
at the La Belle The mill worked
again all day Saturday The manage
ment of the tin department has been
changed.
Captain Peter Dillon. one Of the
oldest citizens of Wheeling, died at ms
residence on McColloch street, East
Wheeling, at an early hour this morn
ing. in his eighty-secOnd year.
The contracts for the Work build
ing. TO be erected at the corner of Ihlr-
tv-first and Eoff streets, have not been
LET New bids will be received, as
none of the former bids were satisiac-
tory.
The ladies' section Of the Wheeling
Turnverein wish to state that the dance
advertised for Monday night at Iur-
ner Hall are outsiders, and have moth
ing to do with the ladies Of the Wheel
ing TurnyerCin.
George w. Parsons, who died last
Tuesday at Cleveland, was one OF the
oldest and best known conductors on
the c. & p. road for 40 years. lie was
considered one of the best, as well as
one of the most popular, railway con-
ductOrs in Ohio.
-Chas. Ebeling. a well-known and
popular man employed at the Warwood
tool works, will give an entertainment
at Mozart hall on the evening of FEB
ruary 9Th. He intends to keep sub
iect asleep in Thos Fink's window, on
South jacob street for q hours.
The negotiations between tho
steamboat interests OF the West VIZ
ginia sand Company and the Pennsyl-
vania Sand Company have been broken
off. The matter was supposed to be
settled, but when the final papers were
TO be drawn up a hitch occurred and
!. l.. Shriver, manager OF the West
Virginia Sand Company, says that al
negotiations have ended.
The o. [. A. NJ. and d. OF l.. have
appointed a committee to be known as
the O. L. A. NJ. Entertainment Com
mittee. to make preparations for en-
tertaining the delegates to the session
of the State Council of West Virginia
O. L. A. VI. which meets here in Au-
gust. This committee will give sup
per and dance at the x. Of p. Temple
Tuesday evening, January -5th. hlll
never will furnish the music.