Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-11-19
Now for the eighth week.

Prize bowling for Thanksgiving day.
The race is becoming warmer.
Casti1ow Joined Horse" Druschels
team and did nobly last week.
Buck" Usselton is doing very well
for a has been.
The All Alikes' dance Thanksgiving
eve promises to be the real thing.
Cochran has reached his old time
gait Twas 513 last week.
Emblem has been released to Bill Nc
Elroy The consideration is not
known.
Evans is secoming valuable. Last
week his total was $40.
What an awful dose those Pitts
burgers got. But they were gentlemen
to the last man.
Handy wasn't so handy last week.
But we all have our nasty nights.
"Mullix' Bearly is slowly but surely
getting over his job of painting"
CASTOR is putting up wonderful
game. But he has TO, as RAIDER is hot
on his trail.
"Gander Springer failed to make his
appearance last week. Something very
unusual.
The broken pane Of glass opposite
l bAN NAldlI wal DtNl > INV mas pCtb lN~
placed by a new one.
Charley Nolte sends his Pap" out to
see to his team in his absence. Good
idea, Nolte.
c. Rahr has recovered from his late
illness and his smiling countenance will
| hereafter be seen at the alleys on
| schedule night
Thank goodness, our street is being
| fixed at last. 1t will be plain sailing
| from now on, boys.
| Hennig will miss Emblem. The
price must have been high, but those K.
| K. K. boys can afford it.
Hereafter it will be just plain, every
| day Mr.. Powers. Mr. was annexed for
! his good work against the Emigrants
| Gust Wasmuth attended his singing
| school again last Thursday night, in
| stead Of his bowling. Gust is thinking
Of going to Germany to have his voice
| cultivated
Germany" Wilhelm is below his
work Of last year. What's wrong,
''Dutchy?"
Pee Wee Hall actually made over
200 in one game last week It's a ten
| to one shot he never does ii again.
Gust Norteman has instructed his
team to look for horse shoes. even If
| you have to go out in the street 10 pick
one up" A blacksmith's shop would be
a better place
Fiddle" the boss ALE Pnnisher."
| has been keeping his carcass scarce on
the alleys for some time. Is there a
/ female in II, Fiddler"
! Junkens thinks Henning was out Of
form in his second game with 219. You
don't know him, Junk"
That's the first ball ever rolled off
| the alley in my life. and I've been
bowling for over six years" said Bill
| Arndt. II Bill is right. there must be
pile of balls on the alleys.
! The Korn Kolbs were greatly sur
prised by the "Hobson" crowd last
week, and HORSE" Druschel says he
has more in store for the big 'uns
Danny Long and skinner" Miller
are bowling like a house on fire." but
/ there's no telling how long it will last.
McEntee's chances Of coming off the
bench are good. Gust Wasmuth has
spoken.
Twas said Daddy" Hall promised
Fiddle" Rolf braeer every morning
| for two weeks il he would only let
Daddy bowl. But Fiddle" wouldn't
thaw.
No doubt these Pittsburg fellows viii
| think well OF VS. after to-day Who is
70 get the next dose2 We have accom-
modations for all,
| Since Plankey has things fixed now
We will probably get to see him every
Wednesday and Sunday evening out
the run.
The cash prizes for Thanksgiving
day are worth going after, boys; so
| don't be backward.
The All Alike boys hare promised to
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