Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-09-22


Gramm and Kinter moved their saw
mill Friday from Fctterman to near
Knottsyille, where for two thousand
dollars they have bought the. mer-
charitable timber on the farm of Squire
William Hall. and will proceed at once
TO cut il down and saw it up for export
trade.
Col. J. IT. Henry, for years superin-
tendent of the coal mir-'s at Tyrcon-
nell. this county, will move his family
in a few days into one of his houses in
.outh Grafton, and later on go into
business here.
Col J. NJ. Templeton died at his
home in Kingwood Thursday evening.
lie was for years President and Gener-
al Manager of the railroad between
Tunneten and Kingwood The re-
mains were taken to Piedmont, where
he was born and raised, and inferred
to-day. several relatives and friends at
tending from this city.
The Tygart Valley Coal and Coke
Company at Arden, few miles above
here, are preparing to increase their
output to about thirty cars of coal per
Ray.
The B. 4. 0. have completed arrange
ments whereby they purpose as fast as
possible to put phones into the houses
OF the wrecking crew so that as soon
RS a disaster occurs on the road the
telegraph Office will Immediately COM
municate with the members of the
families of the crew and thus lose no
time by sending messengers of notiti-
cation.
Foreman Henry Thomas. of the B. &
O.. of the carpenter force, has COM
pleted iron pits in the East End for
hoisting heavy engines, the old wooden
structures proving too light for the
work. The company has completed its
bridge across Three Fork, which is
now substantial enough to carry all
the heavy coal freight coming from
Randolph and Barbour counties.
w. A. Pratt will soon have his store
room on Beach street. West Grafton,
completed, and will occupy it October
LIST.
The railway crews are learning the
management oil the new monster en-
gines of 1000 type, They We're more
or less afraid of them at first. They
viii be used on the fast freight as well
as the passenger trains.
Miss Cena kittle, of Randolph coun-
~ was visiting here during the week.
Tom 3. Bowman. who has been do
ing insurance work at Belington dur
ing the summer vacation, was here
Thursday evening. on his way to re-
sume his studies at the State Cniver-
sity at MorgantoWn.
Columbus r. Bartlett leaves Sunday
on his annual vacation. He Will visit
Wheeling Pttsburg. Buffalo, Niagara
Falls. Toronto and other places in Can
Mr.. Joseph Speidel, of Wheeling, has
been visiting here and up the river
during the week. He is almost citt-
zen OF this place, being largely inter
es.s\In the wholesale grocery here,
~ besides being heavy stockholder in
one of the local banks.
L. MaIlonce. vicepresident OF the
First National bank, and wife have
returned from their pleasure trip to
Atlantic City
Rev. and Mrs. w. f. Grail, of Penn
syIVania. are visiting the latter's IA
Their. Nathaniel Hefner, OF the West
Side
Miss Riitic Marble is confined to her
home on the West Side by an attack of
tvphoid fever.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ieffrevs has returned
from a visit to friends in Ohio and
gone to her homo in Philadelphia.
where her husband is superintendent
of soldiers National cemetery.
Mrs. Aston G. Davis, of Philippi.
was visiting relatives here during the
week.
Mr. and Mrs Jasper Powell, of the
West Side. have gone 10 Fairmont on
an extended visit to their daughter,
Nre Henry Robinson.
Judge NJ II. Dent. Of the Supreme
Court of the State. spent the week at
MorcantoWn. where he participated IN
the installation exercises Of President
Purinton. The Judge is the first grad
uate Of the school.
DR.. s. H. Hartman returned to-day
from Preston county, where he mad
been all week on professional engage
ments.
Rev. c. J.. Queen left this morning
for Harrison county where he is to I'LL
some preaching engagements to-mor-
row.
DR.. Jas. \. Grant has returned from
Philadelphia. where he went to place
his son in a preparatory college.
DR.. A. NJ Jarrett returned to-day
from a weeks professional engage
nent in Randolph county.
Joseph Fuccy the railroad contractor
OF Weston was here yesterday and
to-day consulting with Col. John T.
McGraw regarding the completion OF
scme Of the latter's railroad building.
Prof. L. S Fleming was here Friday
an his return home from Fairmont to
Petersburg.
Ernie F. Clark, the plumber. is haV-
Ing the room fitted up under DR.. 7. +,
Ianham's Office on Main street to ar
'.or MEDIATE his increasing business. and
viii in a short time occupy the Ian
ham room as a business Office.
) e. JAG. son. OF Janelew, was visit
II 2 his cousin Druggist Scott Jackson
here yesterday. He WAS on his way
Il oast 70 lay in a large stock Of mer-
shsndise
Hon. and Mrs VIM. a ohley ant
Mrs OhleY's sister. Miss Downtain
were here,seYcral hours to-day on theil
return from Atlantic City and eastern
clties.fo their home i'm Charleston.
2. p. Rease. of Belington, was in thu
city Friday on business matters.
William II Tlrith has gone TO Bel
lneten, where he exrects to take ;
position as foreman OF newspaper.
While their ueW church iS buiidip,