Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-25

Mrs. George Bettis and daughter OF
Marietta. Ohio, are tho guests of II.
Betts and family.
Thomas Stanton and Fred Gossart
have returned from the New Martins
Vile fair.
Miss Bessie Barr has returned from
visit With friends in Harrisvir1e.
Samuel Lebig, an empioyo at tho
furnace, was unfortunate enough to
accidentally allow buggy loaded with
ore pass over his left ankle last night,
cutting serious cash In his leg. The
accident Will lay him up for several
days.
Harry Sedgwick and sister, Miss
Lucy, are visiting friends In New Mar
tinseille.
Mrs. Howard Hopkins has returned
from q VISIT with friends at Fair
view
Leon Jacobs has returned from tho
State convention Of the I. o. G. T.,
being delegate from the lodge here.
Charles Otto will go to Cleveland to-
day 10 spend several days visiting
friends.
Marshal Copper returned yester-
day from Buffalo. where he has spent
several days.
Miss Nettie Wolf, OF Center street.
is Confined to her home quite Ill.
J. II. Kirtz returned yesterday from
New YORK, where he was buying his
stoch of fall goods.
Charles james returned yesterday
from Cleveland. where ne has spent
several weeks
Charles Moore was arrested last
evening on a charge of drunken
ness.
NJ. r. Cole IL in Parkersburg, called
there by the serious niness Of rela-
tive
Miss Ethel Barbour has accepted
position in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Noble, who have
been making tour of the lakes, re-
turned home yesterday.
The soliciting committee OF the Am
alganated lodges feel very grateful to
the public for their contributions and
anyone who wishes to contribute aid
for the strikers can send their contrib
ution to William Joy, Hamilton Woods
or Charles Crane.
Thomas Williams received letter
last evening from Francis MulVnney,
who was trren at Oakland, Md, enclos-
ing IS and stating that he would con-
tribute the same each month untfl the
strIhe was ended Nj. Mullaney said
he gave the money for the benefit OF
those who. while he worked in tho
mill, kept up hrs wages. He also said
it would help to prevent slavery
he Avn
enced. He said that, with a.. ais heart,
he wished the strikers success. as the
fight is for the justice to the American
workman. Tho contribution was well
coined greatly, and it will not be for
gotten by his many friends.
This city has truly shown its union
ism by its contributions. as all the
people feel that the future Of the city
for growth and betterments of all con-
ditions, would be retarded IL the strike
was lost The history Of the past with
Industries run by non-union men has
not been erased from the memory. of
the people, aud they all stand for
unionism.
John A. Moore and family, Clarence
Ebberts, Ralph Swartz. John Moore,
L
returned yesterday from Buffalo.
Mrs. w. T. Lewis. of Columbus. will
visit with friends in this city this
week.
DR.. r. II. Wilson WIN return from
Buffalo to-day.
Mrs. George Blackford wifi visit with
friends in Cambridge this week.
The many friends Of Joseph Frazier
who has BEEN quite sick for several
months, at Warnock station. will be
glad to learn that he is much improv-
ed in health.
Mrs. Seth Howell. who recently fell
and fractured her collarbone, is report
ed doing very we'll.
William Hull. of Aetnaville, is on
the sick list.
W. r. Lewis, who las been visiting
his mother. returned to Columbus yes
terday.