Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-10
PALaTlNE.


PALATINE, w. Va, October e.-Miss
Goldie Shuttleworth was the guest of
friends at Washington last Sunday.
DR.. S. H. Sherrer, aged q years, died
at the residence of DR.. A. w. Sterling
last Monday, October 4, at lis p. m, after
four weeks illness with typhoid fever.
John McElfresh and family have been
visiting relatives at James Fork for the
past week.
Mrs. Mary Hennen, of this place. is the
delegate-at-large from the State of West
Virginia to the National w. c. I. U. con-
vention, which meets in Buffalo, n. ",
October %. This is the second time Pal
atine union has been so honored, Mrs.
Hennen being a delegate to the conven-
ton in Baltimore two years ago.
Tom Lloyd is confined to his room with
typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Figer came home
Sunday from Morgantown, where they
were the guests of Mr.. Kiger's sister,
Mrs. Joe Miller.
Rev. Clell Helmick and family, of Glen
vile, Gilmer county, were here Tuesday,
visiting his parents, Rev. Daniel Hell
mick and wife. They left Wednesday for
brief stay with Morgantown friends.
Harris Morrow has secured employment
at Warrington.
Mrs. Harvey Leonard has returned
home from Wheeling, where she has been
for several days, receiving medical aid
Clarence Barthelow moved his family
on Tuesday to Monongah.
Attorney James Haggerty came home
from Pittsburg Sunday.
Rev. Howard, of Guyandotte, stopped
over here a few days last week. the
guest of Walter Emrick and wife. He
was enroute to Morgantown to attend
conference.
Charley Knight. a brakeman in the
yard, was off duty a few days recently.
Mrs. Jerry LEVELS funeral was largely
attended. A number of friends from out
of town came to pay their last tribute
of respect to their deceased friend. She
was Christian, loved and respected by
all who knew her. The pereaved hus-
band and little daughter have the sym
pathy of ALL
Mrs. John Fimple, after a ten weeks
siege of typhoid fever, is able to go about
the house.
Annie Harr is rapidly recovering from
the fever.
Clarence Hoult is getting better.
Last Friday morning, as Charles Hig-
ginbotham was riding to his work at
New England mines his horse became
frightened at train and threw him from
his cart, broke the shaft and the har-
ness. The animal was held from doug
any further damage. Mr.. Higginbot ham
came out of the wreck unhurt.
The public schools OF this place COM
menced Monday morning last with a good
attendance. The enrolment is larger
than at any previous term. The teachers
are a fine selection.
Lem Barker and family moved in the
Watson house Friday, in the rooms va
Gated by j. T. Latham.
Henry Hess and John vanata were
thrown from a buggy Saturday, near the
town watering trough. The horse be-
came frightened at a tram. They were
enroute to Halleck, MonongaIia county
The occupants got considerable of a
jar-up, but fortunately neither was hurt
They returned to the livery stable, ex-
changed horses and continued their jour-
ney.
John T. Hoffman came up from Nor
gantown on his bicycle Sunday and was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. ]. H. Vanata
while here. The cyclomoter on his
bike" registers as having run one thous-
and one hundred miles this season.
Mrs. Emma Cross Of Ravenswood, Wis
tied Walter Emrick and Wife a few days
last week.
Gladus, the infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pople, is very sick.