Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
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| Happenings OF ADAY
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GIVEN IN BRIEF SPACE.

The hockey pokey" boys are doing
business again-a sign Of spring.
yesterday there was one applicant
at the local recruiting Office. but he was
| not enlisted.
"A very handsome sign was placed
over the f. w. Banner Co.'S music
store yesterday.
Garfield Castle No. 3, K. G. E., will
entertain on next Saturday evening at
| their hall on the South Side.
THE work on the new residence
| of August Meyer, on Wood street, at
| Thirty eighth, is progressing nicely.
--Adjutain Main and wife, of Phila-
| delphia, will conduct Salvation Army
services this evening at Market hall.
The Maine Club will give the first
| picnic of the season at Mozart Park
next Saturday. Music by Prof. Long.
-Grocers and other dealers say there
| is marked scarcity of butter and eggs.
! This has affected the price of these
articles.
|
art Park Saturday, May 18th, with pic
mic, which promises to be very largely
! attended.
There are still some citizens living
| on the lower part of the Island who are
without gas as result of the flood of
/ last week.
| On Monday evening, at their hall in
the South Side, there will be meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Y. M. /. A.
BARRIERS are called to meet at the
headquarters this afternoon to attend
the funeral Of j. w. Johnson, one of
their members
Secretary Ross T. Chew and other
members Of the Water clerical force
| will 60 to Fish Creek this morning up
on a fishing expedition,
DR. Haskins recently secured a
charter from Charleston which allows
him to train nurses and graduate and
issue diplomas to them.
The Becker Dancing Glass at Blue
Ribbon hall, iBenwood, Friday night,
was largely attended and very enjoy
able. There were seventy couples pres
ent.
-Biscoe Hindman, of Louisville,
commander-in-ch of the United Sons
of Confederate Veterans, is very an
xious to have a camp organized in this
city.
The National Telephone Company
were stringing wires on the South Side
during the past week, and the work
has progressed as far as Forty-eighth
street.
The Rev. C. H. Robinson. pastor of
the First United Presbyterian Church,
will deliver an address to young men
at the Y. NJ. c. A. at four o'clock this
afternoon.
in the Circuit Court yesterday an
order was handed down in the case of
J.. I. Goodwin & Co. VS.. Richard Ryan,
in which a report filed showed expendi-
lures of $595.S0.
H. J. Mendel and John r. Mendel,
proprietors of the Pearl Laundry, have
dissolved partnership. The former will
retire from the business, which will
De continued by John r. Mendel.
Mr.. P. R. Myers, organist of St.
Matthew's P. E. vnurch, is making an
effort to induce Mr.. Clarence Eddy, of.
Chicago, to give an organ recital in
this city. Mr.. Eddy stands very high
in musical circles.
Members of Eureka lodge G. U. O.
F., are called to meet lat Odd Fellows
hall at three o'clock this afternoon, for
the purpose of making arrangements to
attend the funeral of James Johnson on
Monday afternoon.
The funeral of James West took
place yesterday afternoon from the
county infrmary. Services were con-
Quoted by the Rev. MI Allen, of Elm
Grove, and the remains were buried at
Stone Church cemetery.
The funeral of Mr. Shelley will take
place Monday morning from the resi-
dence OF his nephew, James Shelley, on
South Eoff street. Requiem mass will
BE celebrated at st. Joseph's Cathed-
raj and the remains will be buried in
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Pink Carriers will cross bats
with the Indian Sluggers this afternoon
at 2 o'clock on the Forty first street
grounds. The Pink Carriers will line
UP as follows: H. Butler c, J. Auber D.
P. Fox SIS, C. West Id, G. Harvey 2b,
j. ,Frabell 3b, J. Michael If, H. Coats CT.
J. Clissie RI.
This afternoon at o'clock, from
Hills undertaking establishment on
Fifteenth street will occur the funeral
of the late Captain VIM. T. Terry. The
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