Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-23
good. Ernest Eckels will have charge
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for Geo. w. Johnson's store. Their
other contracts are being rapidly push
ed forward.
The plant Of the Ohio Valley China
Company is again in full operation,
after the summer shutdown. WORK at
the show rooms is rapidly being put en i
exhibition, and the statesmen will searS
on their trips next week.
There are no idle depar''hents AZ the
~,orks of Geo. q. Nc Nochen Son Com
49, The comraoy has big orders
49, tbs Eop.s, which will make over
siV car los OF preserved fruits.
D., eason Of the heat, more than lack
-. work, the Centre foundry has been
closed down for the last two days. They
hVve good orders ahead, and will re-
sumo again in full tomorrow.
B. s. Good, salesman for the George
K. McMechen Son Company, is taking
q two weeks vacation at Mountain Lake
Park. On his return Mr.. Good will go
on business trip east.
1t comes from reliable authority that
the Whitaker mill will close down the
last OF this week for 3 two weeks shut
down for repairs. At present the mill
going steadily.
Wilson & Chapman's planning mill is
running at It's full capacity. The hrm
has started the pulley morticer, new
ly purchased machine, which gives the
best OF satisfaction.
The Etna-Standard mills are still
closed, and there is no immediate pros
pect OF starting. The new addition TO
the Office is about completed, and II Is
being tin rooted.
Both potteries OF the Wheeling Pot
terry Company are on at full turn. Bush
ness Is unusually good. All the compa-
ny's statesmen started out last Thursday
for long trips.
Wilson & Chapman have the con-
tract and will begin tomorrow the roof
ing OF the Second ward market house.
This contract will require 10000
shingles.
The Wheeling Mold Company is hav-
ing a good run. Extensive contracts
Of castings are being filed for Bloch
Bros new warehouse and the Whitaker
mill.
The Diamond Touring mills in Bridge
port OF E. P. Rhodes are being repaired
and improved. The millwright is busy
making preparations for the new crop.
John Miner, a well-known employe at
Allison's Wheeling Wire Works, gave
out by reason Of the suns heat, and is
not yet able TO resume work.
Recently numerous lamp and glass
buyers have been In the city and have
left good orders with glass, lamp and
pottery concerns Of this city.
R. B. Battelle, bookkeeper at the
North Wheeling Bottle Works, with his
wife and family, are back from a visit
to Valley Falls, w. Va.
Going in full. trade active, orders
coming in rapidly, and bright prospects
is the latest news from the Nail City
Stamping Company.
1t is reported that a portion, at least,
of the Central Glass Works will go on
next week. The necessary repairs are
completed.
The steel works at the Riverside mill
have been closed down since last Fri
day, aud Will resume again tomorrow
morning.
Thos. Swayne, we'll known mill
man OF the Standard mill, is back from
his vacation, spent in Ohio and Penn
sylvania.
All departments at the works OF the
Wheeling Corrugatlng Company are not
running, but this is always their dull
season.
John L. Sullivan, the popular mill
man, Of the Standard, is home from a
visit 70 Cleveland, o. and Buffalo, n. Y.
Louis Eblenson, roller in mill No.
2, Of the Esna-Stsndard, has moved his
family from McKeesport to the Island.
Harry Bennett, a machinist OF the
Wheeling Mold Company,is at his home
in Wellsourg on his vacation.
o. P. Mckee, bookkeeper for the
Warwick China Company, Is back from
his vacation, spent in Ohio.
George Mcdonald, Panhandle
brakeman, has gone for his vacation OF
six weeks down the river.
The Lower Ben wood mill Is closed
down, and the workmen sre busy In re-
pairs and Improvements.
Donaldson's carriage works are on in
full in every department. Trade Is re-
ported unusually brisk.
Jos. Deville, the stenographer for the
Nail City Stamping Company, is taking
in the Worlds Fair.
John A. Moore, bookkeeper at Holli-
days planning mill, is seeing the sights
at the Worlds Fair.
Repairs at the LaBelle mill are about
completed, aud the plant will soon be
ready to resume.
Charles Keyser, Of the Wheeling
bakery, is home from business trip -
the river.
J.H. Riddle, Of the firm Of Spears &
Riddle, will go to the Worlds Fair in a
few days.
n. Riester, msnager Of the Belmont
blast furnace is in Chicago on pleas
ure trip.
John Lelghig's and James o'Nie's
new houses, in Jonathan's Ravine, are
finished.
Spears & Riddle are experiencing
good steady run at their machine shop.
Things are little slack at the plant
Of the Wheeling Hinge company.
The plant Of the West Virginia To-
baeco Company is going steadily.
The city gas works and plant Is get
ting we'll stocked up with coal.
The brick work at the Masonic Tenn
pie is rapidly being laid.
Flaceus Bros. are having = good run
for this time OF the year.
Wood Bros. planning mill is going In
every department