Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-10-23
NEWS NOTES OF YE ,TERDAY.
A Collection of the Small Events of Each
Passing Day.

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A Collection of the Small Events of Each
Passing Day.
There was no Police Court, last
evening.
Council Tuesday evening in regular
session.
Edith Cummins has been granted
a divorce from Harry W. Cummins.
The Silver Leaf Club will give a
dance at their hall on Tuesday night.
The American Star Club will give
a dance at Democratic hall Tuesday
evening.
The Council Committee on Fire
Department has been called for Mon
day evening.
The bricklayers are at work on
the fifth story Of the new Potts hotel
building.
The brick are on the ground for
the paving of the east side of South
Front street, from Ohio to Fink.
The repairs to the brick paving at
the southwest corner of Ohio and
South Penn streets is about completed.
The will of Mary Moffet, deceased,
was admitted to probate yesterday, and
ordered to be recorded. The estate
| will foot up about 100000.
The Klondike Social Club. of the
East End, are making arrangements
| for a dance to be given at the Beaboul
| Club house in the near future.
| There were two cases in Police
Court, yesterday morning, the defend
| ants being charged with fighting IN
house of i'll fame. Both were fined.
John Carney, kiln1nan at the War
wick pottery, fell a distance OF about
a dozen feet, in one OF the kilns, Fri
day afternoon, and was badly bruised
and shaken up generally.
The new boiler house at the
Bloch Bros. tobacco factory is almosl
| completed. 1t will be finished as sooT
as new roof is put on by Cleveland
workmen who are expected next week
The Mount View Club, of Centre
| Wheeling, will give their second Crane
annual masquerade ball at the Pythiar
Castle on Monday evening, October
oath. Music by Mayors full orchestra
The new plate mill at the Bel
mont, which was forced to shut dowr
for a couple Of days on account 0.
some of the rolls breaking, will be
ready for resumption the first OF the
week.
"A collection book issued by Rev
Father Hyacinth, of st. Alphonsus
church to Miss Mary Joachim, was
found on the street, last evening, ant
left at police headquarters, where il
can be recovered by the owner.
AT the Y. NJ. G. A, next Thursday
evening, the first session OF the Chris
tan Citizenship League will be held
! Rev. J. H. Littell, pastor of the United
| Presbyterian church, is the president
| of the organization.
The ladies of the congregation Of
| the Second Presbyterian church held
their semi-monthly market" yesterday
afternoon. Although the weather was
far from propitious, the results were
fairly satisfactory.
The new roof on the Riverside
stock house is about completed. Work
has apparently been stopped on the
| incline being built from the coke plant
| to the stock house. The coke plant will
not be started for couple Of weeks
yet
County Constable Os Grey has
placed his resignation in the hands OF
| Clerk Moffat. of the Board of Commits
| sioners. The resignation will be ac-
cepted at the coming session Of the
Board. and a new appointment made
| for the remainder of the term.
The rain Of Friday continued al
of that night and during most of yes
| terday and last night, with low baro-
meter and slightly falling temperature
making the day a very disagreeable
one. The outlook for to-day is for bet
| ter weather.
"A marriage license was issued yes
! terday to John H. Thome, native Of
Muskingum county, O., aged 40, and
Mary Hagedorn, a native Of Wheeling
aged 80; ALSO to Charles e. Hassig, q
native Of Tyler county, aged %, and
Joanna Hill, a native Of Tyler county
aged 26.
The COOPERATIVE Store and Foun-
! dry Company. composed of employees Of
the old Fisher foundry, are preparing
| to get their plant on the South Side
started by the first Of next month. A
| frame building is being put up below
| the Warwick tool works and is nearly
| completed. The machinery will be put
| in this week.
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