Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-14

| a noted Temperance lecturer of Illinois.
| has been secured to deliver lectures, begin
ming on the.2d of March and last until the
18th. The election occurs on the 18TH, ana
the issue will be Dwight or no Dwight
Our water works are about completed:
! The tanks were finished Wednesday,, ana
! as soon as the water in the river becomes
low enough to allow the pipes to oe lad
out into the stream the pumps Will Dc
turned on.
Boyd Weis. of Elkins, was here day or
two this week.
Fairmont Lodge No. IL, Ancient Order
of United Workmen, was organized last
Monday night in K. Of 2. Hall, by Or;
George 7. Truitt, of Baltimore, assisted
by members OF the Grafton Lodge. The
Lodge starts out with membership OF 81,
with the following officers:-Past Master
Workman, j. h. Mccoy; Master, George
Morrow: Foreman, Sam X. Nuzum; over
seer, L. L. Malone; Recorder, Charles w.
Robinson; Financier, w. I. Nuzum; he
ceiver, /. n. CUP; Guide, w. Fl. Downey
Inside Watch, William Boord; Outside
Watch, l. N. Reese; Trustees, w. b.
Steele, L. p. Carr, j. III. Luther.
John B. Mccoy, private Secretary to j.
". Camden, was visiting his parents here
this week.
Abe Gasken, of Warrington, was in the
city yesterday.
Several changes are reported soon to be
made in the offices of the Monongahela
River Railroad at Monongah. Some OF
the boys go up, some down, and some out.
Mrs. Allie Raymond returned home
Thursday night from visit TO kingwood.
A delightful leap year party was given
by Mr.. Dave Richie, Thursday night, at
his mothers home, on Locust avenue.
examiner
Young, of Charleston; Col. John L. Nc
Graw, of Grafton, and Jack Bookstore, OF
Warrington, were here this week.
Clarence Abbott lost good horse by
death, on Friday.
Major A. ]. Bandy, of Parkersburg, has
accepted position with the Mononga Coal
and Coke Company.
Blind Tom will appear at the Opera
House next Tuesday,
The company that was billed here for last
Wednesday night, especially for the amuse-
ment of the baldheads, failed to show up.
The worst disappointed lot OF old fellows
you ever saw.
Fairmonu has everything else but COM
petent snake liar. We can boast OF real,
genuine enterprise, and that is flock OF
measly gossips. They commence on their
subject while at church Sunday morning,
and by the time they get home he hasn't a
redeeming feature in the world.
Colonel A. Howard Fleming is in Wash
ington. d. g
Charley Watkins, of Shinnston, is book
keeper for the Hutchinson Coal and Coke
Company.
Il. c. Huntington and B. F. Reed have
each been granted pension.
A little daughter was born unto Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Huntington, Wednesday night.
Also, little daughter to Mr.. ana Mrs. viii
Ravenscraft, recently.
Miss Cora Ogden will sing at the band
concert in MorganJown, on next Tuesday.
Mr.. G. w. Arnett, General Manager OF
the Development Company, has returned
from an extensive visit through Ohio.
During his trip he visited diff
ferent points TO investigate the
merits of manufacturing plants
which desires to locate here He is also in
communication with several glass people
and will locate a glass factory here soon.
With the superior glass sand and cheap
railroad rates and fuel Fairmont, is an
ideal point for glass manufacturers.
Messrs BARS Brothers have recently
added large stock of new and modern
machinery for brickmaking, and they now
have a capacity to turn out 20, coo or 25OOO
bricks daily The demand for building
material ucLe IS 81 EEGdJ GlaJ OLO VI w v
other brick plants Of equal capacity could
find ready market for their products.
One of the new enterprises that is booked
for this place by the Development Com
pany is a shoe factory working hundred
hands.
About March 10 the FGirmont Index will
issue boom edition of 10000 copies. 1t
will contain cuts of the various enterprises,
with well-written article Of each.