Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-14
FAIRMONT, w. VA.
Anil o. o. f. Lodge Instituted at Amos
at the Coke Works-Personal Points.

AMI, o. o. T. Lodge Instituted at Amos
| at the Coke Works-Personal Points
Specsal Correspondence CT The Sunday Register
FAIRMoNT, JAY 13.-Mill City Lodge
No. 10, I. o. o. F., WAS instituted ct
Amos, this county, on Wednesday lsst, by
Grand Secretary E. A. Billipgslea, OF this
place. Marion Lodge sent large delega-
ton of brethren to assist in the interesting
ceremonies, aad MonoDgsbela Canton went
in full uniform. Visiting brethren were
also present from Pennington, Barrack-
vile and other points. The new lodge
starts out under most auspicious circum-
stances, having a fairly large membership
of solid citizens.
The Upper Monongshela Coal and Coke
Company are at work on their extensive
new works at the mouth OF Booths creek.
Superintendent Thompson is here and the
contract for the erection of five hundred
coke ovens will be let shortly. G. H.
Springer has been awarded a contract for
half million red brick TO be manutsc-
tured on the grounds, and it is understood
that the Glade Fire Brick Company, of
Valley Falls, are to furnish twice as many
of their product.
Mr.. George Wilson and wife, who was
Miss Lille Weatfall, formerly ofthis place,
of Pittsburg, are here visiting relatives.
Mira. Lsyra Bowman, of Unioutown, Pa,
returned home to day after pleasant visi:
among relatives in Palestine. She YVES &C.
compauied by Miss Minnie Lloyd, her
cousin, who will be her guest for some time.
County Clerk Carpenter has gone to
Cleveland, Buffalo and other points on
Lake Erie in hope Of improving his health.
He is accompanied by his wife aud will be
gone about two weeks. F. T Martin is in
charge of the Clerks Office in his absence.
joan NJ Garard and his brother, agents
for Hukill, the oil operator, were here this
week.
Alex. Mcfarland, Esq, genial legal
gentleman of Pittsburg, was here looking
up Marion county oil matters the past week.
Flank Hayden is still in the East visit
ing friends.
Mr.. Victor HOgemsn has accepted the
position of engineer with the Upper Mon
ongahela Coal and Coke Company.
Judge Hogsn's court adjourned Thurs'
day.
The wife of our friend, w S. Sample, ia
quite i'll st her home in Palatine.
County Court met yesterday to award
the contract for new iron bridge ov5r
Booths creek, but owing to the dangerous
illness of Judge Burchinars daughter, the
matter was continued and Court adjourned
until Friday. Jnly 10.
Rev. D. W. Roderick, of Marsinsburg,
il the new rector of Christ Episcopal
Church here and will preach tomorrow
morning and night. The evening service
at this church is held at six o'clock.
A. J. Wilkinson, the energetic young
editor of G1afton's new Democratic paper,
was here this week.
Lamey Carr ran down from Mountain
Lake Park one day this week.
A little daughter of EnOs NJ. Anderson
died Thursday of cholera mOrous and was
buried in Woodlawn yesterday,
George Debolt has purchased new
bicycle frcm E. L. Rose q Co, of
Wheeling. II is Victor.
Clarence Abbott was overcome by heat
one day recently.
Frank Shore has purchased the store Of
David Ridgeley, in the postoffice build
ing.
Jake Rlber and STAGE STAGE Dunn, two
notorious characters confined in Jail here,
under indictment for felony, escaped a
few nights since and are still at large.
Detective Haggerty has been at work on
the Google bsrn-buruing case, and Sc
cured at this term of Court the indict-
ment of Annie Zinn as principal and q
Mrs. Davis as accessory in the crime. The
evidence against them is said to be very
damaging.
The new Hunsaker bridge will coon bes
ready for travel.
Several boys we're indicted at the last
grand Jury for carrying concealed weapons.
James A, Upton has put in large new
refrigerator az his butcheripg establish
msnt.
Gen. Thomas A. Harris, of Louisville,
KY, is tbs guest Of Joseph E. Sands.