Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-21

And down Queer street he went Keeling.
The U. R. Y. Club win dance at the
! Nonpareil hall, 203 Main street, Friday
| evening.
A largely attended dance was given
last evening at Beabout hall in the
East End.
An additional story is being plac-
ed on the residence of George Hart, on
Forty-frst street.
The Maine Club will give the first
| picnic of the season at Mozart Park
Saturday, May 4th.
The Knights of the Golden Eagle
have decided to postpone their enter
tainment on account of the flood.
1t was an unusually dull day in
the office of Clerk Robertson. Not a
single paper was left for record.
The intended parade of the Mogul-
lians fixed for April 18th was postponed
until May Bird because OF the rain.
Miss Smith will conduct her Tues
day evening class dance at Scheehle's
hall in Martins Ferry on Tuesday eve
ming.
Wheeling Elks went to Manning
ton last night to assist in the iniation
OF a number of candidates in Manning
ton lodge.
Harry W. Louman, of East Four
teenth street, will to-day celebrate his
fifteenth birthday at the home of his
parents.
A delivery wagon Of the Home
Steam LAUNDRY Company broke down
at the corner of Market and Alley 8
yesterday.
-fExcavating has started for the new
residence and store room for Henry
%Juergens, at the corne of Maryland and
North York streets.
Yesterday morning the Wilson fer
ry, under the steel bridge. was forced
to suspend operations, on account Of
the extreme high water.
A man who gave his name as John
Nothing, was fined SIS and costs in po-
lice court last evening, for abusing a
woman living on Eoff street.
The Hawthorne Society of Union
school has elected new offices. There
are officers for each division of the So
ciety, the Odds and the "Evens."
Friendship Lodge of the A. A. of
l.. S. & T. w. has elected Harry S. En-
gle as a delegate to the national con-
vention to be held in Milwaukee in
May.
The house in Pleasant Valley own
ed by Mrs. Mary Calvin. and occupied
by w. H. Keogh, which was recently
destroyed by fire, will be rebuilt this
summer.
The Philharmonic concert has been
postponed from Tuesday to May It'll,
at the Carroll Club auditorium. The
change of date was made necessary by
the flood.
The Council Committee on Ac-
counts was to have been called for Mon
day night, but as there would prob
ably he some trouble in getting a quor-
UNI it was not called.
The entertainment and military re-
ception by the Knights of st. George
Will NC SlfCn at buC OallOil 11uD AuuI-
forum Monday evening. 1t promises to
be a complete success.
The new box factory, which is be-
ing erected for w. w. Mcconnell, of
the Eighth ward, is rapidly nearing
completion. A number OF new and i'm
proved machines wiIl be added to the
plant.
The. eighth anniversary entertain
ment of Excelsior lodge No. 10, A. O..
U. W, will be given at the Carroll
Club Auditorium Thursday evening. A
large number of invitations have been
issued.
A tool shed belonging to the
Yochum coal works in the East End.
burned down Friday. 1t became ignit-
ed from a stove. The Fort Henry
Chemical was called. The loss was
about SIS.
Cliff Ramey, son of the late o. B..
Ramey, was reported to be suffering in
st. Mary's from the rupture of a blood
vessel. He was in a critical condition
for a time, but is now getting along
nicely, and viii recover.
Work will be commenced shortly
upon a new dwelling house or Eoff
street between Twentieth and Twenty
first, for Conrad Caldabaugh and Alex.
Kenneth. 1t will cost when completed
i'll the neighborhood Of $500.
AT nine o'clock yesterday morning
the funeral Of John Groetsch took place
from st. Alphonsus church and was
largely attended by sorrowfng relatives
and friends. The remain were laid at
rest in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
In police court yesterday morning
two girls who imbibed too much beer
at a ball in the East End Friday night.
n were arrested for disorderlv CON
duct, were given a severe lecture By
Mayor Sweeney and fined So and costs
each.
The candidacy of N. F. Tighe. for
meriy of this city, for the presidency
of the Amalgamation. is meeting with
general favor. All of the twenty-five
delegates to the convention from this
district will support him from first to
last.
The choir of St. Alphonsus church.
under the leadership and direction of
Prof. A j. Schiller, will give a recital
in Canal Dover during the early part
of May. 4 large number of members
OF St. Alphonsus' congregation will ae-