Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-21


E. Dalzell, Mrs. F. G. Caldwell, Mrs.
W. H. Frank. The following dona-
lions were received in cash:
$. Bloch. .........................$50 90
Mrs. w. H. Hearn.. 10 90
Cash ................ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D 70
Cash ................ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 %
Mr.. Lucius HOge. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
Mr. John A. Hess. ...................s.A0 90
DIR. c. A. Wingerter.. ..............A. %
Mrs. r. J. Reed. ........................ 20
Mr.. George Adams. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Mrs. VIM. Stifel.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 90
Mrs. H. c. Franzheim. ............... 20 90
Mrs. G. A. Aschman.. 90
Mr. Nelson Vance. Observation-Disclosures. 80
A Friend. ................. 90
Mr.. Clark HaZlett. ..................... 25
Mr. j. r. Miller. Observation-Disclosures. Is
| Mr.. Will Shaffer. Observation-Disclosures. %
Mr. Bernard Horkheinl er............ co
Mrs. r. W. HaZlett.. 60
Mr. Sol Frank. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Mr.. w. B. Peterson. 90
Mr. Louis Whit. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Mr. George House. Observation-Disclosures. 90
cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6o
cash ........... ......................... w
Casn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mr. VIM. Nichols. Observation-Disclosures. 50
Mrs. Leon Klee.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Cash Observation-Disclosures. W
Francis SeanOr.... ........................ 10
Mrs. H. B. Irwin. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. p 90
Ms. G. w. Stocking .................. 10 co
Mr.. Henry X. List. 80 90
First Presbyterian Church. 10 o5
Second Presbyterian Church. ......... II so
Fourth Street NJ. E Church.......... IS 90
Mrs. Lawrence Sands. 90
Also the following contributions in
merchandise: One case disinfectants,
Roberts & Co.: one lot muslin, Mrs.
Gibson Lamb: 4 glasses jelly, Mrs.
Elizabeth McAdams: 2 towels, Mrs.
Martin Schmidt Miss Bertha Loos, 1
box soap; Mrs. w. C. Gardner, glasses
Jelly; a friend, bolt muslin; Mrs. B. c.
Ryan, 16 bottles cordial; Mrs. Robert
G. Barr, dozen towels, / dozen hand
kerchiefs, 6 cans soup; Mrs. Bates. 2
pair sheets; Mrs. w. H. Frank, 20
yards sheeting; Miss Elizabeth Mendel,
towels: Miss Belle Mendel, 2 pairs
pillow cases; Mr.. Henry Speyer, doz-
en- towels, 6 dozen handkerchiefs; Mr..
Samuel Kraft, dozen towels; Mrs.
Harry Frank, 2 dozen towels; Geo. E.
Stifel & Co., bolts flannel; Mrs. VIM.
c. Eberts, grape jelly and soap; Miss
Flora Zinkam, 6 cans soup; Mrs. Ag
new, soap; Mr.. John Dauer, I case
fans.
The following Is the list Of hon.
orary members at SLIGO per year: Mr..
Geo. E. Boyd, Mr.. Howard Hazlett,
Mr. A. E. Whitaker, Mrs. B. w. Peter
son, Mrs Ellen Caldwell. Hon. B B.
Dovener, Mrs. VIM. Bayha, Mrs. Mary
earle, Mr.. H. c. Tinker. Mr.. H. A.
Seabright, Col. Morris Horkheimer,
Mr.. Henry K. List, Mr.. M. Somehow,
Mr.. John Birch, Mr.. John A. Hess.
One Of the longest lists of donations
and new members handed in by any
one individual was that Of Mrs. Cath
crime Meyer, the Vice President, from
the Eighth ward. She secured twenty
four new names and handed in 1885.
The organization is fortunate, indeed,
in securing such an energetic Vice
President as Mrs. Myers. The ladies de-
sire to thank all contributors and es-
pecially Mr.. burst for his kindness in
allowing the use Of his room and for
the attractive decorations in the front
windows.
1t has been decided TO place contri-
button boxes and cards in different
localities, such as depots, hotels, banks
and mills. The locks for the boxes
were contributed by Mr.. OFT Cummins,
of Bellaire, and the hinges by the hinge
factory. The work of putting these on
was done by gentleman free of charge,
but unfortunately we failed to get his
name 1t is to be hoped that the good
people of Wheeling will not allow the
work Of the Red Cross to languish, but
will do all possible to assist the ladies
who 4are working so hard for wounded
soldiers and sailors.
The ladies Of the cutting committee
of the Red Cross Auxiliary are re-
quested to be at the Hearne Tabernacle
this Thursday morning, as muslin
and flannel were among the articles
received yesterday. All ladies who wish
to sew or take sewing home, will be at
the Tabernacle between the hours of 9
and II o'clock a. M, as the distrib-
uting committee will be present at that
time each morning to give out the
work
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