Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-10-19
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Hew. Notes Of Interest From the City
Of MII1s-

News Notes OF Interest From the City
Of MiIls-
Miss Julia Ray Is visiting friends at
Warrington.
Miss Viola Hall is recovering from
an illness OF typhoid fever.
The local organization of the A. o. u.
w. held a special meeting last even
ing.
The Owl club gave successful lance
1T lIolderman's hall last Monday even
ing.
Miss Hannah Nolte has returned
from a visit with friends at Greggs-
Vile.
Robert Barrett, of Sistersville, is in
the city, the guest of friends and rela-
ives
Detective Meighen, of the Ohio River
railroad, was in the city yesterday on
business.
M F. Deegan and family have return
ID from their summer residence on Paw
Paw ridge.
The funeral of Ernest, the young
child of James Hamilton, will take
place to-day.
william Schriver, Of Indiana, was
here yesterday visiting his sister, Mrs.
James Bryant.
0. B. Hughes returned to his home
1t Elkins this week, after visiting here
Tor few days.
The Republican clubs OF this place
took part last evening in the Roosevelt
demonstration in wheeling.
The local division of the Rough Riders
will take part tomorrow evening in
The Republican rally at Mound5ville.
The Young Peoples Society, of the
Lutheran church, is contemplating re-
peating in few days the drama, "A
Fisherman's Luck"
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fox, Of Charks-
burg, have arrived in the city, having
been called here owing to the death
of Mrs. Fox's brother-in-law, John Lot
tus.
The wedding of Mr.. William Taylor
and Miss Ethel Long, of lower city, took
place here during the week, Rev. George
Bent, of the Methodist church, officiaG-
ing.
Hon. A. B. White, of Parhersburg,
Republican candidate for Governor, and
Perry III. Shanor, of Sistersville, will
speak on Friday, the 26th inst, in this
city.
Tuesday evening little Miss Irene
Farmer was hostess to a number Of her
juvenile friends ait her home In honor
Of her eighth birthday. The hours were
delightfully."- spent and refreshments
were served.
The funeral of the late John LOTUS
will take place this morning at ten
o'clock from ST. Johns church. His
remains will be laid to rest in Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
Funeral services were held over an
infant child Of John Banner at the
family residence in the Fourth ward
yesterday afternoon. The interment
was at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Teddy Roosevelt, the Republican
nominee for Vice President passed
through LnlS Guy over the OnlO R4Ner
road yesterday afternoon shortly after
three O'Clock on his way from Wheel
ing to Parkersburg. At the station ne
spoke for few inmates from the rear
End OF the train to an audience of two
or three hundred.
The county court has appointed the
Union district: Precinct NO. 1-r4enry
Aoehler, J. ]. Haley and Neidmeyer;
No. Paul Dechan, w. H. Stab and
Charles Holderman No. 3-H. M. Stew
mt, L. D. Dolbeare and John Meeks;
No. 4-John w. Davis, ]. E. Barrett and
William Leach; No. 5-'W. H. White
iide, Michael Dolan and G. w. Long;
No. 6-Peter Altmeyer, William Bran
ion and Robert Sharp; No. II. w.
Johns, j. C. Mcmahon and John Hen
tricks; No. 81. NJ. Reynolds, j. w.
Downing and j. a. Chambers; No. 9
]. 7. King, w. X. Shaw and E. Keller;
No. 10-C. T. Goudy, George Hazlett
and Dennis Williams.