The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-04

g,on this week, has gone to Pitts
burgh.
general manager Century Coal
Co., Century, w. Va, who attend.
ed the directors meetings Of tho
Northern West Virginia Coal, oper-
ators Association this week, has
returned to Baltimore.
The many friends Of FranlaR.
Lyon, vice president Of the Con.
Eolldation Coal Co. will be pleas
ed to learn that he is recovering
from an attack OF FLU"
Charles r. Ice, president Of the
Penn Coal & Realty Co.. Queen
Shoals, Kanawha county, came to
Fairmont Friday and VIII spend
several days here, returning prob
ably Monday or Tuesday.
Paul G. Sullivan, Of the Sullivan.
Weaver Coal Co., Deveny Build.
ing, is III at his home on Fifth
street below Castor, with a heavy
cold.
Fridays Loading
Coal loading in Northern West
Virginia on Friday aggregated 956'
cars. Production by divisions was
as follows: B. & o.-Monongah,
457 cars; Charleston IS cars Cum
ellsville 2 cars; Cumberland 81
cars; FWcrtern Maryland-Htp
Run, cars; Belington & Weaver
4 cars.
Coal Shipments
Curtis Bay shipments OF fthe
Monongah division B. & o. R. r..
on Friday were Ill cars. There
were 1856 cars Of coal loaded east
and IS cabs west with 81 cars of
coke east and IL cars west. A to.
tai Of but SS cars Of railroad fuel
were loaded Friday OF which tho
B. & o. secured 8 cars. Off the
Charleston division B. & o. AZ
cars OF coal was secured by tho
railroads Of which tho B. & O..
secured cars.
Morsantown Notes
R. NJ. Jones, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jones Koblegard Coal Company Of
Clarksburg. was in Fa'rmont,
Morgantown and Uniontowu
Thursday and Friday and spent
some time at their Clarksburg Of
flee. In
W. L. zinn and Mr.. l.. e. Al
bright, coal operators OF Reeds
vile, W. Va. wara recently elect
ed members of the Morgantown
city council of that city and took
Office February /.
Howard v. Showalter, Diamond
Coal Company, Fa:rmont, spent
Tuesday at their operations on
Scott's Run.
The following wholesalers from
Pittsburgh were in this city Thurs.
day and Friday looking over the
wonderful development in the
SCOTS Run Section, F &C. What
ley, Steel City Gas Coal Company,
Ralph Fuller, Producers Fuel Com.
pany, Scott. Braznell, Steel City
Gas Coal Company, Arch j. Straub,
Straub Atkinson Coal Company,
7. N, Weaver, WhItney-Kemerer
Company, they were very much i'm.
pressed with the fact that as
many mines were in operation as
they saw. Their visit should
stimulate trade between the oper.
atoEs in this field and the whole,
salers In the Pittsburgh District.
r. r. McFall, Southern Fuel
Company is out Of the city on bust
ness and Is expected to visit New
York, Philadelphia as well as sew,
eral New York state points before
his return.
s. F. Elkins. Elkins Fuel Com-
pany is out on q business trip that
will take him to Uniontown, Pitts.
burgh, Cleveland and Detroit he
fore his return.
j. A. Broderick, Long Powder
4 Supply Company has been VS.
ittng mines in the neighhorhood OF
Point Marion and states they are
working fairly, this is true espec-
tally OF the Cheat Haven & Bruce.
to&.
| - SSAASSt A914&tNSET HA4~MUnn GOal
Company, has returned from n
lvts't to their properties on Indian
Greek, Somerset County, Pennsyl.
van!a.
J. @. Gibson, Catfish Lumber
and Coal Company, Kingwood was
a business visitor In Morgantown
Wednesday and Thursday.
George LaRue, LaRuo By-Pl54
ducts Galleries Company was az.
tending 10 business In Morgantown
Thursday.
E. H. Gilbert and Mr.. R. NJ.
DAVIS OF the r. n. Davis Coal
Company are in Pittsburgh on a
business trip that It is understood
will also take them to Philadelphia
and New York before their return
w. A. Gadd, general superin.
tendent, Hess Coal & Coke com.
Epay OF this city Is spending me
week supervising tho erection d
the tlpple OF the Bear Valley Gal
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