Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-02

Evcnts Yesterday In the Marshall
Cornfx CITY.

Svents Yesterday In the Marshall
connfy City.
| Mr. and Mrs. B. r. Hodgman lefs
YES sarday for Fargo. N. D.
; Mrs. Houston, OF Davis, W. va, is
1 the guest OF Mrs. R. L. Thompson.
Charles shirtIiff is home from North
era Chic, where he visited. his sister,
NO has been quite sick.
The October grand jury will be in
! session to-day and will no doubt bring
in q number OF indictments.
| Mss Mary Scott, assisted by Miss
Kate Humphrey. opened k;ndn-gar-
ten at MAs SCOTS home yesterday.
Ernest -oetrell, weii-known horse
man of New Martinsville, was calling
on his Moundsville friends Sunday.
Will and Lloyd Fressell, Ed stillwell
| and Melvin Nightler have gene to
Fairmont to work in glass factory
| there.
The State Board of Parions will
meet here to-day and pass upon large
number OF applications for executive
clemcncy
Foster Rine a well-kRcwn Franklin
district teacher, was in the city yes
terday, having just returned from
| Cleveland, O..
! Bert Cotterman, an employee of the
| Fostoria Glass Company, has accepted
position in Cambridge, o., and re-
moved his family there.
] T. L. Rogerson and w. D. Chevelle
! have been appointed administrators of
the personal property of A. L. Roger
son, deceased. Bond, $1,000.
Miss Dakan has arrangements under
! way for a concert to be given in the
near future. She will be assisted by
Profs. Dotson and Preiffer, Of Parkers-
burg.
! William H. Smith, of Bridgeport,
and Miss Nora Rose, of Bellaire, were
united in marriage at the Christian
Church parsonage by Rev. ]. B. Smith
yesterday.
| Sunday seems to have been a quiet
| day in Glendale, as only one fight is
reported from there. Two Ohio parties
named Gray and Daugherty were the
victims of the assault. No arrests.
Thomas Brandon, son of Hiram
Brandon, of the Third ward, died near
Bellaire Sunday morning. The remains
were brought here yesterday. Inter-
ment at Mt. Rose Cemetery at 10
Eo'clock.
Thomas ]. Patton died at the Rey-
s o'clock. When about 8 years of age he
injured one of his arms, which ternli-
mated in white swelling, but for many
years it had given him no trouble.
About three weeks ago it returned and
grew worse, resulting in his death.
Frank Manning, of the East End, is
nursing very sore hand, the result of
an accident several days ago. While do
ing some carpenter work be ran a
small splinter into the palm of his
hand. About a week after 1t became
very much inflamed and shows symp-
toms of blood poison. He Is very much
alarmed about 1t.
Mr. Patton was about So years of age,
and has lived here nearly all Of his life.
| For several years he was a guard at
the State prison. and later a travelling
salesman for Weaver, Bardall & Co.
He retired from business a few years
ago. He was a consistent member of
the Methodist Episcopal Church fer
several years prior to his death. In pol
itics he was Democrat, being presi-
dent of the Bryan and Stevenson Club
at the time Of his death He married
a daughter Of Samuel Elder, of this
| city. To them were born six children,
| three of whom, with the widow, sur
vive him. The funeral will be held from
his late residence, on Third street, TO-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. Inter
ment at Mt. Rose.