Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
Collection of the Small Events o,
Each Passing Day.

The city hall is having its spring
cleaning.
Criminal Court docket will be
called to-day.
The Marshall county primaries
will be held tomorrow.
The school house at Edgington
lane has been completed.
Prof. Corners class will dance at
Mozart Park Monday night.
Piles are being driven in East
Wheeling on the creek bank.
The Council committee on ac-
counts will meet Monday evening.
Several dogs have been poisoned
in East Wheeling in the last few days.
Council Committee on Accounts
has been called to meet Monday night.
AT Mozart Park next Tuesday
evening the Reineke dancing school
will dance.
The Fish Creek Railway Com
pany has given power of attorney to
Henry M. Russell.
Ella Owens, of Coal street, who was
lost Wednesday night, was found later
in the home of a neighbor.
The Pythian Castle fair committee
will positively decide the bond con-
test Friday night, June 18th.
The State board of embalmers
meet here next Monday There is
class of twenty to examine.
improved OL-s water elevator. George
w. Porter, of Pittsburg, is putting it
in.
AT the Belmont blast furnace
which is being reconstructed, the brick
layers have started their work on the
stoves.
All the arrangements for the trip
to the National Republican convention
have been about completed by Colonel
Morris Horkheimer.
Improvements are being made on
the buildings at the corner of Main
and Sixth streets. They are the prop
erty of Edward Refer.
-Childrens day exercises will be
held in the Third Presbyterian church
next Sabbath evening. An interesting
programme will be rendered.
Simon Kline, William Davis and
several others were at Mingo juno
ton recently on business connected
with the Mcintyre Oil Company.
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class No 8 at the First Christian
church last evening was furnished by
the Ideal Mandolin and Guitar club.
The local council of the knights
of Columbus will go to East Liver
pool, Ohio, next Sunday to assist in
instituting a new council of the order.
Postmaster George Work, OF Sis
tersville, who arrived in this city Wed
nesday night from the Weston Conven-
ton. left yesterday afternoon for his
home.
e. W. White, of Wellsville, O., Pass
ed exams at the local recruiting sta
ton yesterday for the cavalry SER
vice. Application was made for his
| enlistment.
central Temple No. 4, Ladies of
the Golden Eeagle, held a well at
tended meeting at their quarters on
South Market street Wednesday even
ing. Several members were initiated.
Frank Donley had his head pain-
fully cut by an accident while at work
| in the Belmont mill Wednesday. Med
ical aid was at once secured and sew
eral stitches were required to close the
cash.
Last evening, at the home of Mrs.
Pierce, in the East End, a business and
social session was held by the
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
| the Zane Street Methodist Episcopal
| church.
Pat Mcneil had the second finger
of his right hand painfully mashed
by an accident while he was engaged
in his work at the Belmont plate mill
"Wednesday morning. His injuries
were attended By physician.
In Squire ]. n. Larue's court
Tuesday George West was given :