Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-02-07
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Eventx Yesterday in the MARSHALL
County City.

zventx Yesterday in the MARSHALL
County City.
Miss Belle Martin is confined to her
home by illness.
George c. Knight is confined to his
home by an attack Of pneumonia.
The creditors of w. L. Hammond
will hold a meeting in the county
court room to-day.
Jesse Gamble, the Lafayette avenue
butcher, is very seriously i'll at his
home on Eighth street.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to George E. MARBLE and Media
Freda Augusta Reick, of Wheeling.
Hon. B. F. Meighen has returned
from Parkersburg, where he attended
the meetings of the State Bar Asso-
citation.
The present cold weather has frozen
the water in the stand pipe to a con-
siderable depth and the pipe being
pumped full, the ice now towers about
ten feet above the top Of the pipe.
The pension examining board was in
session at the Office Of DR.. Hall yester-
day and passed upon a number of
cases among them being that valiant
veteran, Job Bowen, who is seeking
an appointment at the penitentiary.
The large plate glass to be used in
the front of the First National Bank
arrived yesterday and will be placed
in position in a few days. The brick
work of the vault is nearly completed
and it will soon be ready for the safe
and locks.
A citizens meeting has been called
for Tuesday, February 10. to consider
the question of maintaining an an
ti-license ticket to be voted upon at
the coming municipal election. All
who oppose the continuance of the sa-
loon business and favor the protection
of the home are invited to attend the
meeting.
Any one who attended the enter
tainment at the school hall IN Tues
day night must have been very forci-
bly, impressed with the idea that a
considerable number of large and
small boys who were there would de-
rive much profit from a few lessons
on the subject, How to act like a gen.
tleman in public places"
William McGill died at his home on
Jefferson avenue yesterday morning
after three days illness Of peritonitis.
At the time of his death he was a
member Of the city council from the
Third ward. He was a veteran Of the
civil war, having served in Co. |, OF
the Third Virginia Infantry. The G.
A. R, will attend the funeral which
will be held at 2 O'Clock to-day.
At the suggestion meetings held by
the Republicans on Tuesday night the
following names were suggested to be
voted upon at the primaries which
will be held here Saturday, the 5th
inst:
first ward-Council S. w. Booher,
J. r. Logan, b. F. Hodgmany Joe. u.
Fox. Herman Hess, l.. g. Broc; Exc
cutive Committee-A. J. Seamon, r.
-. II. Baldwin. ]. F. alley.
Second ward-Council. c z. Flood, J.
w. Maxwell, H. w. Thompson, Joseph
Voitle, d. Levi. c. G. Mathews, j. L.
Davis. Fred Kimple; Executive Com
mittee-S. 3. Blair, A. l.. Hooton. N.
Keyser, c. H. Hunter. DR.. W. D. Stew
art; school Board-H. w. Hunter.
Third ward-Council, Jack Younken.
John w Berry. Thomas Adams, Err
nest Echols, John Noller, ]. L. Gain
er. Isaac Rodgers. Elmer Donley. Wal
ter Deal, j. W. Crow. Sam 1onlinson;
School Board-E. @. Roberts, j. II.
Roberts. ". VI. Kidd, NJ. +. Cox; Exc
cutive Committee-Charles Newly, D.
Iounken, Julius Adams, DR.. s. NJ.
Steel.