Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-08-18
WESTON.


streetg Why was the work stopped?
Don't all answer at once.
Mr.. Z. r. Minshall left this morning for
a two-weeks' trip TO Buffalo.
Miss Maud Lane is visiting relatives In
Buffalo Miss Jessie, who accompanied
Miss Maud as far as Pittsburs, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr.. A. e. Beatty and family have re-
moved to Cameron.
The foot bridge at the lower end Of
Main street is being repaired.
Attorney ]. NJ. Foster, who has fever is
much better.
Kelly Young, of Center street, has ty-
phoid fever.
Misses Agnes and Rosana Cleary return
ed from their visit to Marietta, o.. rela-
tives to-day.
Mr.. VIII Tough. of Shinnston, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. J. Norman.
A new telephone line has been built to
Edmiston.
Mr.. s. A. Steele has moved his house
hold goods TO Moundsville. Mr.. Steel, who
went with them, has returned.
Mrs. James CASTOR and Mrs. Mary
Miss Della Dalton. of North Weston, has
typhoid fever.
Miss Jessie Lane left Friday morning
to spend the day with her father. Supt.
A. M. Lane. at Fairmont.
VIM. II. Marshall, who came among US
little over month ago as railroad
conductor, was appointed assistant train
master on the 18th of this month, for the
w. Va. q p. division OF the b. o.
railroad. His appointment to such posi-
| ton In so short a time shows how fully
competent Mr.. Marshall is to fill such a
position. Mr. Harshall is from the l.. & N.
and seems to be liked by all the railroad
boys.
J. Bland Brannon was in Grafton this
week on railroad business.
on account of Illness in his family,
Conductor Candy laid off his run this
week.
There are seven cases of typhoid fever
| in Deanville.
Jacob Weber is reported dangerously Ill.
Uncle doc" Brown and son Emery or
Auburn, Richie county, were guests OF
| relatives here during the week.
Harry Bantz. the oldest drummer on the
road, made his regular rounds this week.
Way back in the sixties Harry held claim
| to that same title 1.-The Oldest drummer
on the road" and he is just as fresh
looking now as he was then, SO they say.
| Minnie, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fornash, has typhoid fever.
Mr.. Thomas Mclaughlin and Porter
Tough have typhoid fever.
Mr.. r. G. Orr, who has fever. is getting
10 la nd
Assistant Division Passenger and
| Freight Agent r. NJ. Vandervort has
spent the greater portion of the week on
the Gauley end of the road. Quite num-
Der of private parties from Philadelphia
and New York are going over the roOe to
the springs and down into Nicholas coun-
ty fishing. All the trains on this route are
well filled.
The pay car will probably go over the
road Monday and Tuesday next.
Clay Chichester will start for the Pan
American Exposition next week.
| II. Il. Shelter, manager of the Curry
| pump station, spent Saturday and Sun
day with manager NJ. C. Osborne, of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, much
| to the delight of the fair sex.
The Weston base ball club has signed
| Pitcher Curtis, of the New York State
| League, third baseman johnson and short
| stop Watkins. The men are highly rec
commended and will materially strengthen
the team. wilsonburg's crack team plays
here Saturday.
C. F. Cronin, who took M C. Osborne's
place at Eureka pipe line office, has re-
| turned to his home at Oil City.
C. H. Garard, superintendent of the
South Penn Co., at Copely's, was in town
yesterday.
| . Mr. VIM Mcbride. the big contractor,
was in town the greater part of the week.
Col Joe Fucey is shaking hands with
| his numberless friends here.
Attorney w. B. McGary and Engineers
the house with symptoms of fever.
Charley Moore, of Ravenswood, was
here during the week on business.
John Warder had the misfortune to get
his eye BACKED while playing ball one
evening this week.
Hon W. w. Brannon is in Moundsvil'e
attending a meeting of the State Par
doning Board.
Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. roster
has Mr.. Fosters mother as their guest
Attorney w. B. McGary and Engineers
| I. L. Ruble and G. c. Smith went to
huntsville Friday to attend suit brought
against the railroad company for the al
| legged killing Of COW.
We hear a great many people talking
of going to the Clarksburg fair. Are We
going to have one?
There is not more brilliant and cosy
office in town than that of the Electric
Light Company in "Hogans Alley" In