Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-27
Deltaire Brcifs.

Mrs. Potter, OF the First ward, died last
evening after a short Illness. a young
child IS also very sick.
On Friday evening at about nine o'clock
Mrs. Louisa Fauple died at her home in
the Fifth ward, after short Illness
Mrs. Fauple was most estmabie wo-
man ard was held In highest esteem by
all who knew her. The funeral will take
place Monday afternoon.
The funeral Of Harry Rodebaugh will
take place this afternoon at Rose Hin
cemetery, at two o'clock. The g. A. r.
and soldiers of the late war will meet
at G. A r. hall at O'Clock. Mr.. Rode
baugh died over one year ago in the Phil
ippines, in the volunteer army service and
his body was exhUmed and shipped TO
his home. He was about twenty years
ola and was the main support Of the
family The Officers Of his company
speak highly Of his soldier career.
Thomas Dunn. who died on Friday. was
the popular night boss at the furnace Of
the Bellaire Steel Company, and his sud
den death was quite Il shock to mis- many
friends His brother Patrick and his sis
tiers. Misses Annie and Winnie, of Cleve-
funeral
At the Columbia theatre last evening
the house was packed to see the produc-
ton OF Eleventh Hour" Lincoln J.
Carters new play. The large audience
was Wen pleased with the production.
The remains Of Edward Green. colored.
arrived in the city last evening from
Warrington, where he died Friday. The
funeral arrangements had not been made
last evening.
Mr. Workman. the mail carrier of the
Third ward, is of duty, quite sick.
Miss Mary Way, Of Woodsheld who has
been the guest Of friends in tine city has
returned to her home.
Jas. q. Tallmau, ESQ was al ST. Glars
vile yesterday on business.
Mrs. Kelley ana family Of Wheeling.
have moved 10 this city.
Charles Rosser. Jr., has returned from
a business trip in Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Roemer gave a
very enjoyable dinner party Friday even
ing to a number of their friends. at their
home on Guernsey street.
D. r. NJ. Wells Bella r., Ohio has
sent his handsome English setter bitch.
Helen Russell (Ch. Joe Cumming Lillian
RusselD to A. NJ Wise Giles. Miss. to
be trained for the trials this fall The
Doctor is perhaps the largest and jolliest
sportsman in the Buckeye State His
We ght is now three hundred pounds. but
to be in prime condition at the next Ohio
field trials. al which time he will make
his debut with his companion. Helen Rus
sel.-Sportsman' Review The DOCTOR
many friends wish him success. and trust
that he will WIN the first prize
D. S. Dreamer. Of st. CIairsville, vas In
the city esjerday on business.
DR.. Cooper is confined to his home
with the grip.
George Yost isXisidng friends al CIar-
ington.
Dr.. q. ". Boone los; a valuable young
dog yesterday
Mrs. n y. Mercer IS quite sick
T. H. johnson. OF Glencoe. was in the
city yesterday on business
The following gentlemen were elected
as trustees Of the FIremen's Pension
Fund: VIM Long. Of Hose Co No. p.
James Wilkinson. Of Co. No. T. and JOS
eph CHASER Of No. l.
T. T Landecs. Of Businessburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Edward Gilman. Of Glencoe. was in the
city yesterday on business
VIM. ShindeBolf and Harry GIYens have
accepted positions in the band Of Sells
Bros for the coming season