Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-30

vision 4Sl. B. OF L. E., at Parkersburg.
They expect to have good time while
there.
Mr.. Burge, OF the Riverside steel works,
with his family are visiting friends at Cam
eron.
Mrs. J. W. Harrington, of this place. Is
! erecting q beautiful house on her lot al
adjoining the Schaffer residence. Wnen
erected it will be one Of the handsomest
residences in McMechen.
Democrats are waiting patiently for the
| appointment OF w. 7. Steward as postmas-
/ ter OF this place.
will remove his family to Cambridge,
| where be formerly resided, someuIhe uur-
ing this month. -
/ Wheeling, are visiting their aunt, MRS. y
/ L. Wayman, Of this place.
George Mcdonald, of Parkers0urg, a
| passenger engineer of the Ohio River rall-
/ road, was visiting friends here last sun
/ day.
it is expected that there will be a good
| many men re employed at the B. x o. snop
I here on ana after the first Of August.
Frank Cooper, the energetic brakeman Oh
I the Blue Line, has purchased Tor hlnnSell
I iue horse ana buggy, but we presume u 10
/ intended for his better halt
| John Lemon, engineer on the fourth owl
/ sion. will move 70 McMechen wnen Mrs.
/ Walther's house is completed. Another
| good Democrat will be added TO this dis
I trict. >,
At the game Of ball on the grounds ad-
I Joining the Riverside mill, g. Gray was
struck with a bail, and was very badly hnrt
l but not seriously.
Thomas Noble, a prominent passenger
| engineer OF the Pitssburg division, mas
moved his family TO McMechen. Also Re
/ ter BARNARD has moved his family DOWN
here.
Mrs. J. NJ. Garvey was on visit to
/ Wheeling last Monday, visiting her sister,
/ Mrs. Z. J. O'Malley, Of Twenty-fourth
/ street.
William Riley, conductor on the Fourth
/ division, who during his vacation was out
at LittletOn fishing, has returned, ana IS
/ cow about to resume his responsible posi-
/ ton on the road. He says he is done with
/ fishing Better luck next time.
Freight traffic on the road now IS very
/ heavy, particularly on the Fourth DIVISION
/ OF the b. & O. The trainmen are worked
70 their utmost, and the loss OF sleep IS De
I ginning 70 tell on them. We have several
/ engine in shop here to rebuild. II is pre-
sumed they will put enough men on AFTER
| August 1st to have them rebuilt oy or De-
fore August 18th.
John Power, a well-known citizen or
Wheeling, is now working at the B. ~ y.
shop at the Junction; also. John Foose.
A new engine from the Baldwin Loco
motive Works is Philadelphia No. l4O4,
arrived here to-day for the B. & 0. She
will be put in service on the Central
Ohio Division.
There are letters at the McMechen post
ONCE for John and George Gillingham.
p. +. Shaddock, fireman at Cameron,
has been promoted TO the responsible posi-
ton Of engineer on the main line, fourth
division.
j. Dobbs, a well known fireman on the
fourth division, will be married to a we'll
known young lady Of Wheeling, South
Side, on September lst.
The many friends Of r. 7. Stewart are
glad 10 hear that he will receive the APP
pointmeut as postmaster OF this place.
Quite a pugilistic encounter took place
between two prominent individuals OF this
place Yesterday afternoon.
A happy party left yesterday afternoon
for Fish creek, south Of Rosby's Rock, out
the B. & o. The party was composed of
r. :. Bush and family, j. Vanaman and
family. II. Strobel and family.
Mr. Powells paid Wheeling flying
visit yesterday.