Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-02

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FAIRMONT, w Va, Sept. 1.-The
standing committee of the West Vir-
ginia conference of the Methodist Prot
istant church appointed Rev. B. Stout,
D former pastor here again TO the Fair
mont charge. Rev. D. G. Helmick, D.
d., our present pastor, was assigned to
the Weston station. Rev. c. L. Queen,
a former pastor of the First Ward
church, was retained at Grafton.
Mrs. w. s. Bristor is visiting rela-
tives at Wind Ridge and Washington,
Pa.
Henry Downey continues to improve.
No operation has yet been performed
and there is no likelihood of one being
so long as his condition continues to i'm
prove.
The foundation for the miners hos
pital being erected in the First ward.
IS completed. AS soon as the brick
can be gotten in sufficient quantities to
begin the laying Of brick, great num-
Der Of bricklayers will be employed, and
the buildings rushed to completion.
"Wednesday was the opening day of
the Fairmont Brewing Co. 8 plant, the
hours being from 10 a. N. TO p. N.
During the hours above mentioned sew
eacl hundred people visited the new
enterprise, which is said to be one of
the largest in the country BY eompe
tent judges, the beer is pronounced fine.
H. p. Gilmore, formerly of Uniontown,
Pa, is the manager OF the brewery, and
has had considerable experience in this
line. With their preeent facilities. they
are able to turn out "a, ZOO barrels year
ly. The beer was placed on the market
to-day
The building of the electric railway
will begin In earnest in a few days,
In fact as soon as the plans of the road
Is completed Bids will be received
for its ereccon through to Monongah,
che full length of the road as contem-
plated The promoters intend to let
out the building of the remember of the
road by contract, providing however.
the price charged does not exceed the
expectation. II the price charged is
out of reason, the company will COM
plete the work. Ex-senator Camden,
u is said, stated that he intends to
build, or assist in building, an electric
railway from Clarksbnrg to point
near Faarmont, and that Monongah, the
terminus of the Fairmont railway, is
said to be the point to which he refers.
This enterprise is said to be the first
In which he expects to engage in. A
survey Is being made and the roads
completion is promised within two
years at the farthest. The Camden
line will connect with the Fairmont
at Monongah, affording an electric line
OF about 26 miles in length.
Miss Bessie Wilson has returned after
visit with friends at Logansport, this
county.
Misses Blanche Stealey and Hattie
Richards are visiting William Stealey
'>and. naNyAlA Alta.
Miss Lille Upton is fast recovering
from siege of typhoid fever. Her sis
ter. Mrs. Thomas Buckley, who is being
treated for the same disease, at Cooks
hospital, is getting along nicely.
Ex-Secretary of State w. A. Ohley, of
Charleston, was in the city the first
of the week the guest of his parents.
Dr. Wyatt, of Monongah, passed
through here Monday en- route to Green
county, Pa, to visit for few days.
Ernest Sherwood spent a couple of
days this week at Mt. Lake
First Assistant Postmaster w. H
Brand and wife recently returned from
a several days visit to eastern cities.
H. s. Wilson and family, of Par
kersburg, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Curt Fleming this week.
Charles Bond, one of the West Vir-
ginia Grocery & Candy Co. s teamsters,
Is released on few days vacation. He
is visiting friends in Lewis county.
Miss Elizabeth Fleming, of Home
stead, Pa, is Miss Nellie Banes'
guest.
DR.. E. w Howard and wife have re-
turned from a visit with relatives at
MaSontown, Pa
DR.. w. S. Hamilton was left in charge
OF the stone and grading contract OF
Hamilton & Irwin at the depot while
9he members of the firm attended the
Knights of Pythias eneampment at De-
trOit
Miss Flora Binns is visiting Mrs.
Benjamin Dering at Fairview
George Jamison, of Oklahoma, Is Wis
iting his nephew, Nelson Riley and fam
dly in the First ward.
J., E. Fleming, editor OF the Morgan
town New Dominion, was in the city
Thursday
Mrs. Reese Swindler and Miss Kate