Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-25
MOUNDSvIILE.

Andy Youse was calling on Wheeling
friends yesterday.
The people that reside on Washing
ton avenue between First and Second
streets. are very indignant about the
condition of the sidewalk. They claim
that II the city places curbing the real
estate owners will lay payment The
present condition Is horrible and should
be repaired at once. And while re-
pairs are in order, the street between
the two depots should not be forgot
ten.
WANTED AT ONCE-150 teams to
haul casing and gas line; $500 per day
and loads less than one ton. A. G.
RUBY, New Martinsville, w. Va.
Bruce E. Barker, late OF the Philip
pines, has engaged in the photograph
business. He does all the work him
self. The work consists of commercial
water colors and transferring on glass.
Yesterday was pay day at the Glen
dale mines. Another hot time is ex-
pected for few days. as is generally
the case. AS rule, pay day at that
place is marked in the justices dock
cts
Tomorrow a full force Of men will
commence work on the new factory.
There has been a few working the past
week, but on account OF the weather
made very slow progress. Tomorrow
the switches will be taken out and
excavating for the foundation will be
started.
On account of broken cage at the
mines. work was DELAYED a few DAYS
the past week All necessary repairs
have been made and the miners are
making full time again.
Louis Setback, of Parriott avenue,
is confined to his home on account of
a severe attack of rheumatism.
Alfred Burk, or the glass house
ness
James K P. Barker has returned
from a usiness trip to Bellaire, Mar
tins Ferry and Wellsburg, where he
was looking for a location to start in
business.
T. ]. Steele has purchased the old
hose house on jefferson avenue, and
will move it to Washington avenue.
where it will be occupied by John
Crawford, the blacksmith.
Harry Resell, OF the glass factory,
was visiting his family in Wheeling
yesterday.
Nike Curran is a Bellaire visitor to-
day.
Cupid says that a prominent presser
at the factory will soon be Joined in
wedlock to a charming belle OF the
town.
Henry Dankmeier has returned from
an extended visit to Wheeling friends
Philip Bremen, of Bellaire, was cir
culating among his many friends in
town yesterday.
Jesse Echols, who is working in
Wellsburg, came home yesterday to see
his parents land Others"
Joe E. Roberts is prominently
spoken of as candidate for sheriff
on the gum shoe" ticket Joe is all
right, and would make good officer.
Lieut. c. w. Conner and wife re-
turned yesterday from Wheeling,
where they were visiting and inter-
viewing Admiral Dewey.
Mrs. B. OHara was brought home
from Bellaire, where she was taken
suddenly i'll. She is still in very poor
health.
The patent press which was placed
at the Fostoria glass house to save one
mans wages, has proven to be rank
failure, as 1t takes two or three expert
machinists to keep it in repair. 1t has
been broken down again for day or
SO. Mr.. Cleveland, the owner of the
machine, had better try different kind
of labor saving patent.
Fred. Cowl, of Wheeling, was in the
city yesterday on business trip.
Rev. F. N. Lynch left last night for
his home in Grafton, after spending a
day or two with friends here
The Social Club met with Miss Ella
Bur1ey last night. A very enjoyable
evening was spent by all who were
present.
The Seamon cigar works will re-
sumo operations in full tomorrow,
after a partial lay-off for holidays.
John Roland (colored), who has
been dangerously i'll, is able to walk
about again.
Mrs. B. NJ. Spur and Mrs Wright.
who have been making a tour of the
eastern cities, returned last night
The usual services will be observed
in all the churches to-day. Rev. ]. b.
Sm!~h just closed very successful
meeting at the Christian church. The
revival meeting a. the NJ e. church
stiTl continues with great success.
There are at present $50 conversions
and prospects good for a great many