Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-10-24
FALLEN & CARSON,
Cor. Hanover and 9Th SITS.
National Phone 345-J. +
HATS, SHOES = "
GENTS FURNISHINGS
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
Union Made Goods a Speciality.

Union Maoe SoooS SPeclaltys
Albert Hobbs, of Pittsburgh, is Wis.
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Hobbs, of South Seventh street.
The boys are beginning to lay their
plans for raising" various out build
ings "Holler Eve"
Bert. Owens Sas accepted a posi-
ton with the Frederick Co., the
Fourth street clothiers and gents furn-
ishers~
It is not likely that the work on
the new Methodist church, will be
started before next spring.
Martins Ferry and Wheeling high
school foot ball teams will play their
annual Thanksgiving game as usual
this year. The Wheeling bunch con-
cluded to Burn the Hammer"
Creel, of the National Rip-Saw, buzz
zed EN- some at the Bridgeport opera
house last Wednesday, and now there
: is more metnal machinery turning the
right way.
The Eagles Fair and Festival will
begin Sept 26th, lasting one week.
Armory-hall is the place.
A A night school has been started at
Florence, the mining town up Glen's
4 Run. D. o. Anderson will have charge
\ of the school and will receive all per-
sons who desire to join. The miners
i are taking advantage of it to dust up
on their "book learnin'."
A two ma nbowling tournament is
being arranged for the Padden alleys,
to start next Monday. An entrance
fee will be charged, the winners to
i take go, 40 and 20 per cent of the re-
4 ceipts respectively. No two bowlers
will be allowed to roll more than one
4 game as partners.
The Socialists in Wheeling are hav-
j ing great success with their ward
branches to the regular club. They
get all Socialists to join in that way
and all those who have had grievances
with the main branch, thus greatly
strengthening the organization. Each
ward Stransacts its own business, and
Ievery voter in it is reached in some
way.
| Debs and Seidle pictures on sale at
the city clerks Office, SC each.
Oscar Wright, the well known North
Sixth street grocer, returned home
from a hunting trip this week with
his sack upon his back. What he
found hasn't been given out for publ
cation.
The goods of the disrupted firm OF
Fallon and Carson were disposed OF
to a Pittsburgher last week. The 10.
cal dealers in that line are just little
peeYed because they didn't get crack
at the bargain.
James Hoge, S. p literature agent,
has for sale copiese of that wond erful
work on prostitution for profit, entitled
'The Rose Door," also pamphlets by
Kate Richards O'Hare, The Law and
the White SLAYER, 'AThe Church and
Socialism" etc.
The city band will rehearse next
Sunday at Scheehle's hail.. 1...-5
The finance and service committees
Of council has the matter of installing
ten ton scale with weighmaster's
booth in connection, at Ellet ano
! sixth streets, under consideration.
The new switch leading into the
coal yard of the Eureka Supply Co
has been completed and the firm is
Enow ready to supply coal to all parts
Of the city. The mechanical Goa
rocket is still under construction, and
will be finished in a-couple OF weeks
The special article, which appeared
in a, Pittsburgh paper, concerning the
water works proposition and the loca
Socialist party was laughable to
dog. The 'boob" that sent it probably
thinks he is some "scooper.
The ruling handed, down by Attor
new General Hogan that municipality
| iss1laF bonds only at regular sem1-an
{ mai OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES put the CITY
> in had if the water works would q
) ont az commission before that time.
' ! Five thousand voters failed to regis
4 FeT.Siyf Cleveland; Ohio, but it is Ger
z taintv that none of them were enlight
t ened Socialists.
~ The Ohio Socialist, a party ownet
D naner will. appear in this city Wlthll
D ! few days, The state office expect
i a have two editions before Nov. 9th
v walter Larkin, of the Amalgamate'
|. | association. returned home from 81
q l1;onie last week, after several week
= sseY,t in the interest of the association
d ae made short trips to Steubenville
lToilanshee and Weirton, and then re
.rhe evening paper is still filling u
snec9 4bak would otherwise be blanl
2 with the doings OF the SOCIALISTS 81
ilarged. Those extra columns must Q
imade up somehow.
The tackling dummy that was pr
:. scented to the high school foot 6a
3 Efeam is making great hit with tn
:. : nlavers. Roger Lupton, who is stl
Edent at Washing ton-J Jefferson colleg,
was responsible for he gift, which
: highly appreciated by the pig ski
:, Socialists should be sure to impres
= INN the minds of all they come i
!, centact with the fact that the real 81
+ ciaIist icket is third on the ballot an
: he Socialist labor ticket is fifth an
1 explain the difference.
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