Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-24
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News Uterus OF interest From the
Marshall Connsy City of Mills.

! News Uterus OF Interest From the
MARSHALL Coamty City of Mills.
A meeting OF the a. 0. U. w. was
| held ias. evening.
There will be 10 services next sun
day az the Methodist Church.
A number OF gypsies are still camp
/, Ing on Boggs' run, east of Marshall
street.
! Miss Della Smith has returned home
| from a visit with friends at Elm
Grove.
| The blowing engine of the lower mill
| has been filed with new valves and
! springs.
I. v. Barton, State Labor Commits
sicner, was in the city yesterday on
business.
VIII Geraghty, who has been travel
! ing through the east, is expected home
! Tomorrow.
Another Chinese laundry will soon
be opened in the place formerly occu-
pied by the old city bakery.
Rev. Paul Metzcathin and Oscar
noldsville, Pa, to visit friends.
Miss Manic Trap, who has been the
guest OF Miss Emma Price, returned
yesterday to her home at Pittsburg.
| Floyd slonater, boss at the Riverside
coke ovens, has departed for the vicil-
ity Of Pennington on fishing e1pedi-
| ton.
Misses Bessie Noel and Alethia Bell
| departed yesterday for Empire. Ohio,
where they win spend two weeks, the
guests of friends.
Peter Beck, an employee of the Riy-
erside coke plant, has returned 10 work
after being confined to his hnme quite
| i'll for about week.
The Epworth Leagues of this place
and Wheeling will attend the services
at the Moundsville camp grounds to-
| morrow and Sunday.
The Sam Munas team challenges the
Hen Hookers for a game Sunday
morning, and the SchmuEoach nine for
game Sunday afternoon on the River
side grounds.
Otto Wachter, the Wheeling railway
motorman, who fell from the the top
of his car on the Martins Ferry divi-
sion Wednesday afternoon, is slowly
recovering from his injuries.
A lot of material has arrived for the
new additions TO the Riverside mill in
the vicinity Of Boggs run. An addi-
tional force of men was put to work on
the improvements yesterday morning.
The Young Peoples Society is ar
ranging to give dramatic entretain-
ment at Holdermann's hall in the near
future. The organization is composed
of members of the Lutheran Church,
and they have been very successful in
conducting similar affairs in the past.
The five-year-old son Of William
Bell accidentally fell from his bicycle
on Main street yesterday afternoon
about four o'clock and had his left arm
fractured. The unfortunate lad was
taken to his home and Drs. Eskey and
Alley, who were summoned, rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at two o'clock over the late
Alice Fox at the Methodist Epicopal
Nhu4 III, duQ tueIc WdS pTSTeuJ Il large
congregation of the sorrowing relatives
and friends. The last sad rites were
conducted by Rev. George Bent, who
touchingly euloglzed the life of the de-
ceased and called particular attention
to the active part which she had taken
in the work of the .chourch. The choir,
consisting Of twelve voices, rendered
several beautiful and appropriate selec-
tions, including Best Friend We Have
is Jesus" 'Linger With Me" and
abide With Me-" Rev. C. H. Maloney,
pastor of Zane Street NJ. e. Church, OF
Wheeling, rendered the organ accom-
paniment. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. J. w. Lineberger, Charles E.
Evans, James Mahood, Delmar Bowers,
Lysle Linsley and Clifford Mcmillan.
There were number of beautiful
floral tributes. Her remains were
borne to Mt. Zion cemetery for inter
ment.