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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08
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V0N 40 CENTS
The Telegram will publish v ants, Lost ane
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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08
LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-In Websteryille July "a my watch
which was seen to be picked up almost immed-
lately Any information in regard to said
watch will be gratefully received by
99-lO3 VIC YEARTAW Washington vt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08

LOST-Bet ween Barre and Washington
Streets July "a a ladys hat The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at l. M.
Miles store. soft
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08

TO KENT-lWu 6rst- class tenements at So.
Barre near store and Postoff1ce. address X.
4. Lane. So Barre, Vt. 61-u
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08

FOR SAl.E-Furnture piano and sundry
articles of Fl "a. furniture. Fine booA case.
dining table and sideboard Apply
s5tf NAV VIII" a Academy st.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08

rov Sale BY NendvIck 4 Co,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08

FOR SALE-A bay mare weighing 1000
pounds Perfectly sound. Cheap for cash.
Box 4l4 Barre Vt. 93-4
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08

FOR SALE-One grain reaper. nearly new
one silo i5x2O. Will be sold at once cheap.
INQUIRE II j. Slayton. South Barre. 73tf
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08
For SALE.

FOR SALE-One Quaker City No 10 and II
change for Band Saw or Watcher Cost S101
new E II KENNEDY Chelsea Vt
FOR SAI.E-Two Bicycles Ladies wheel
with Hartford tires good as new and
q boys Wheel almost new Would sell low for
cash or exchange for light driving wagon or
for double work harness A. W. Allen
97-9s SunnyHide Farm Barre
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08
70 RENT

TO RENT-Tenement on h, oker Avenue
eight rooms furnace heat hot and cold water
connections. Apply to S D. Sibley Barre or
g. B. Sibley 10 Vine St. Montpelier. 94-99P
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-08-08

LOST-A rabbit hound. dark steel grav in
color, medium size, answers to the name of
Ned. Finder will b. rewarded by returning
to Adolph Goneo. Becky Street S7tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03
For Sale.

pes of land under Rocky
Pitch, all within one mile of
ice, in any sized tracts.
WIN. Matthews.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

headquarters Tor the grea, amour, Of
ievilmcnt which annoys and ai'iicss the
world.
Christian Science subiec. next Sunday (:
"Adam and Fallen Man"
Subjec, at the PRESBYTERIAN church
next Sunday morning: The Wurt, III
Personality Mr.. James Russell. ~
Canon City, Sunday school missionary
for the Prcsb.,ery Of Pueblo. will have
charge OF the evening service.
Sunday morning topic ut the NJ. T..
church: The Christian Watchwuri.' '
The sacrament Of baptism aud the rrcep.
ton of members at this service. Even.
ing theme: Wanted, a Man" The
official board meeting will be held Thurs.
day evening at the pastors study at : p.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

House Pharmacy is sell
Pusc Paints ut s1.l5 per
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

Next week the ladies will find .
fine lot Of new Pattern Hats nhU
street Hats at Miss CIinc's, sec
al drnr of Price n I.Iurc's store
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

The Epworth League will hold its
regular monthly business meeting nj tue
home Of Miss Casebcer Tuesday evening.
Nav It'll, followed by social. All
yonug people arc cordially invited.
strangers especially.
Decision 81 Character is the topic
for the Christian Euieayur aud
Epuor,h League next Sunday. Rev. y:
lI.lG. Hrov. i.'32I. u. X. Wiley viii
lead the League aud Miss Jessie Lar
more the Ebjeavor.
HIT. Morrison. pastor Of the Christian
church, Manzanola. will tonight deliver
a lecture entitled: "Do the Scriptures
Teach there is Personal Dcvilr We
are unable to answer the question just as
stated bat IL seems quite reasonable that
there should be some sort OF personal
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03
4 pMrSIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of William II. Meredith. deceased.
The undersigned. ha wing been appointed adj
mlnistrutriN Uf the estate ~ william ". fcr-
riIith. late 81 the county vt ptcFu iu the
state ~ Colorado. hereby gives notice that
shr will appear bgfDgU the county ruurt IS said
utprp county. at the court house In Ia Juuta
In said Cnuu'y. ct the April term. 1871. on tho
second Monday in May next. at which time
all persons having claims against said estate
arr notified ana requested tO attCud for the
PURPOSE vt having th" same adjusted MI
persons indebted tu safd estate ar requested
10 make Immediate payment tp che under
Signed.
Datr,I Ut Eu.Ey TDnl. colo. this #h dizzy 10
sNWiH D. wE.GTuiTT
100 .#.. ..E.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03
New Couches.

just received couches of all
kinds. Examine and get prices Mt
Wilson Hardware & Furniture
Store.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

Don't forget that the hay hnr-
vest is near at hand and McCur-
mick is always ready. We have
them already to hitcn right on.
Extras 'wny4 on hand.
Drwlnr Hlw. & Fur. Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03
PERsQH4L..


The m,rr;.oa n, f:.or,o R.,to, a,l
Anna y Cisvain,J ocnur..,a Wa,lnasI.v
evening. nj tI,s hon,s os The groom, savsn
miles snnth ~ Rely Eo,J Rav n s
Wnlker snota tha m.,;, u".,s tbnt wade
two one md ,n;taJ tSa honas onI ninns
Of thes, y",n,, ,,.".,I. h"',t t"rtv
int;mnta s,;a"js ~ ~ S;5s snJ ,,.S,o,,
were nrcsent Ths cs,.,nonv w.. NJ AIN
O'CLOCK md waa soIiowsi Nv valding
snnner su,,sJ n Snt;sSv tho mot snst;J;s
ions N"n,.,nus 1890 ar,,r..ssJ In
slivht measure liza bivh sstssm In who'll
NJ md Mrs R", s ~. bsIT Ths h.,st
wishes OF the Enterprise are heartily
extended them.
I,nst n,.bt M Iol5 R.,ke,av .vanus.
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Is. W. Carter,
Mrs. Carter being sister OF the bride.
Miss Bertha johnson was married to
Ernest Andrew. The company Assem-.
rsis,;vs. ' o. ,hs .p % o. .n .p' ..""rs ."J
Nj G.,,s,,d. I.,,.s ~. '.,,;S ~ L,ros
nnd r I &C., ~ "roaM.ns, Ths
Rsv :rho,sas 49, sa,,,ar ~ TIE
,,oou .an,a n, 80, 49, RorJ nth
Mrs AnJraw r. n.rforn ~. mn,r,nva
an. R.y n i S,,nn go .,so nr..S..,,
and asked Gods blessing upon the newly
down tn n most delicious and honntifui
supper. Mr.. Andrew il IN the employ OF
tho Z. r. X !. Co.. aud Inns resided IN
Tue cry since us father entered upon IN.
phs'"f"te OF zine street Me'houist
chufch IN isS. Miss johnson II tue
and graduated from the Central High
school in the class Of 1900. Both Mr..
anu Mrs. andrew bh'" inhn! ift.aan W
,ho c'! VINO WISH ueh prosperity anu
!sns'n OF unys. in.y WI ps .. hoihe !"
| Pueblo Cbiefta,p.
AZ. 49,, d. - u. ,
,,,a.,i -, ST.. 49,. ,,,,,.v,n".,,,
tim.
~ n ... , ,,,..,..
~: y, I, ".a. va |" $50. ~, \.
do hou,,r~orx, ~L,ch il a very difficult
Job ti.ss days.
L. .r,.m, ,..x ,,;. ,l %, M.
home, bennington. y. j.. after six
months stay IN i.ocky Ford. When
us'ns n.'"a ny .ns ia.noas nv ~. y
~. ~, '..'.,,,.,s.,, .,,;.,.,., ~ cai.
..s'.,a. '
''"
Among our new c,us'as v u. L, ss~aa'
nsir a, l.,Ii, caI,iorn,s and III, Arkau.
~. x.Ii.,, .,,.i h.. s,,,,cIn,ir,i Ihat Hocky
Eo,, u.I,.s. M, ,no.I plr..anI plsc. ut
svs,i-nc-.
Albania, Lane, cos. In Denver n~xs
90. n, ,,,,,,,,,s.., mn .J.i,tio,,aI pu,np for
t,,, w.,,r ..rr.- :. iiaI upt.r ty.crxu,r
ptrs-atr may 10 provided al all times.
a. ". Pr.r,or l.fl Wednesday for
Rogers. Ass.. ~hcfu hc has lvbas.c
ofciiafd ot Icssrh-s. cticff'-s, etc ho
.o-- i"f ti" pnfis"-- OF insskcun. tue
.iui', ~h'ch promise" =" ~ WI! so.
.s,,i. a., . ,a.,,,nls,i, lin, yst,.ty aud
s,,a,. i.,, notch nr, -. IN ih, eastern
,r.,s.,.
| ~ H. na.fd. suppf,ulCslslgAt OF tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03
School Election Notice.

~ the Auuuai school Election tu Ne held
Monday. May %. uftr director will rC elected
fr- the term ~ three years. unc fnr fUu=
years aud one for tyi' yssirs.
l.. -. EAByUCR. Sec.
1910 Dist. No. 4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

You may rely that you have 2
s,ylish Hat il you have it trimmed
a, Fre1 G. Thedc & Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03
Rugs and Blankets.

,D. W. Barley has just
another invoice of Navajo
~ blankets from Rev. II.
Faith Mission. Holyokc.
hey MES d. seen 70. The
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

Miss Ella Cline, on Price q
Iancc's second floor, will next
week have a fine new line OF rat
TORN Hats and Street Hats.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1901-05-03

"Eccp cool" by using one oil
,b,sr Rcfrigcrntors at Dawleys.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
boz SHOOTS HIs GRANDMOTHER.
Little Billy Sherry Did the Deed bulIn-
tended to Shoot a Raj.

Billy Sherry, aged 10 years, shot his
grandmother, Mrs, Mary Sherry, aged
10 years, at O'Clock Tuesday after.
noon with 22.callber targetr rifle, the
ball entering the flesh Of the lower
right limb below the knee. He and
his grandmother saw n rat among the
chicken coops and she told him TO XIII
it, He got the gun and both went cut
into the back yard. The boy took aim
at the rat, but. as he was about otIre,
Mrs. Sherry said something TO him, At
tracing his attention. AS he looked
up al her the position of the gun was
changed so that IL pointed at Mrs.
Sherry and in some mnnner It was dis
charged. DR.. Nelson Peck and an-
other physician extracted the ball.
The wound is not regarded dangerous.
The shooting was purely accidental.
The boy is very much chagrlned over
the incident.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
HAwkER-cOFFMAN NuPTIALs.
Two Popular Young People United in
Marriage at DoIa.

Mr. Leslie Hawker, Of ShinnstOn,
and Miss Cora Coffman, Of Dola, were
married Wednesday afternoon. or
the happy event the Shinnston News
OF this week will say
1.-THE spacious farm.home OF John
Marshall CofFman near the village OF
Dola, was the scene OF very pretty
but quiet wedding Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock, when Mr.. Golf
mans only daughter, Miss Cora, was
given in marriage to Mr.. Leslie
Hawker, one of the leading business
men Of Shinnston. The Rev. William
Newton celebrated the nuptial Rites
which we're witnessed by the ihmedl-
ate friends Of the high contracting
parties. Mr.. and Mrs. Hawker left
Immediately after the ceremony over
the Short Line railroad for two
weeks wedding tour which will in
clude visit to the Pan American Ex-
position and other points Of Interest
in the east. Before departing, how
ever, they were extended the most
cordial congratulations and best
wishes from a large number Of friends.
Returning from the east, the happy
young people will reside in Shinnston,
in the Moore residence known as the
Hamilton property, on Bridge street,
having been leased for their residence.
"Mr. Hawker is well known through
out the county as one of the most pro-
gresslve and successful young business
men in the county. He is son Of
Mr. Thos. Hawker, extensive land
owner and stock raiser and president
OF the Farmers Bank of Shlnnston.
Mr.. Hawker early received u thorough
business training and was for years as
ISOLATED with his uncle, Mr.. Henry
Hawker, at Salem, in the hardware
business. He was also the trusted and
efficient assistant cashier of the Salem
Bank, resigning that position about a
year ago when he came to Shinnston
to engage In the hardware business.
1.-THE bride is the only daughter or
Mr.. John NJ. Coffman, one of the
wealthy farmers who have made up
TO a large extent the prosperity OF
Harrison county. Miss CoTman is a
very beautiful woman, educated and
accomplished, and has always been
favorite in the large circle OF school
and girlhood friends among whom she
moved.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
Clerk lnKeesy's Store held up at
the point of a Revolver at an
early hour at night by a
Stranger.
Mere Lad ThEarts The RObbeT
lnhis Purpose and Getting scared
he fIed-Fred Point blank at
man he met-WhoIe town
Aroused.

81. Davis in charge Of Keesy's store
at Bristol, was held up, Monday night
at the point of revolver and but FOR
the presence of the proprietor's SIX
teen year old son, the store would nave
been robbed. Mr.. Keesy is 10 Phlia.
delphia and the store is in charge OF
his son Carl and Mr.. Davis. AS DAVIS
was leaving the store Monday niHnt'
he noticed that the street lamp IN
front of store had been extingnlsneo,
but had not the least misgiVingS uhIli
man suddenly appeared in 1ront OF
him with drawn reVolVer anu , eoln.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
Young Man Named n. C. Davis
expired in the city prison at q
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
as result of pneumonia
In Death ThrOeS As He Walked
With the Policemen from the Re-
public Glass Plant. Drank from
mere childhood Lived in
Pennsylvania.

II. c. Davis, aged about 30 years
died in the city lookup at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon Of pneumonia and
intoxication. About noon Of that day
he was found near the Republic glass
works in a bad condition aud police
men brought him on foot to the lock-
up, little suspecting that death was SO
near. The exercise was too violent
Tor him and he grew fatally Ill soon as.
ter being put in the cell. He was In
the throeS OF death as they took him
as prisoner. A physician was sum.
moned and was with him, when he ex-
PRED. Davis stated to the police that
he had DRINK whiSkey from the time
he was eight years old, He had been
here some months, coming from Salem
where he was formerly employed as a
barber. His home was in Pennsylvania
but he had followed the OIL develop
ment several years.
The body was taken charge Of by the
Stealey. Osborn undertaking establish
ment and relatives at Pleasantvalle,
Bradford county, Pa.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
a 0uaranteed Attractlon.

1t has been commented upon by
those who have read the announce
ments relative to the production Of
the new musical commedy, '.Papa,s
Baby,'' in which Watson, Hutchln
and Edwards are featured this season
by Manager Fred f Wright, that no
mention has been made Of the story Of
the play In detail. This IS said to be
due 70 the fact that the first act con-
tains a situation which is distinct
surprise, and which the author brings
in by the use Of entirely unexpected
methods. This situation IS, OF course,
productive OF big laugh, and Us
value is therefore enhanced by secrecy.
The development Of the plot, for this
piece is declared to possess such 9
thing, hinges directly upon this first
net situation, hence the mystery with
which the story Is surrounded. Mana
Ger Wright has provided very strong
acting and singing company for tins
production, which will be seen at the
Grand Opera House on Tuesday even
ing october Is.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
ACCUSED OF CONTRIBUTING.
Preston county Man Held tor the Fed
eral Grand Jury.

w. *, Aubnl, of Preston county,
was brought here Tuesday'morning by
~. S. deputy marshal and taken be-
fore Commissioner T. S. Spates upon
the charge Of counterfeiting. He was
arrested about Ave miles from Pied
mont. 1t appears from the evidence
before the commissioner that he raised
one dollar bills OF United States money
TO ten dollar bills, the work being
cleverly executed, and tried to pass
them upon several merchants at Terra
Alta. The first merchant he at
tempted to pass the bill upon told him
it was no good. He took it to another
who told him the same thing but he
was accustomed to being turned down
and finally told one merchant that he
cot the money from the bank and
would bring him good money next
morning, If he would cash It. The
commissioner fixed his bond at $500
and in default sent him to jail here
unsIl he can be taken to Martinsburg
a Aser l6 for federal court,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
Highway RObbeTieS
By The Wholesale.
Three Hold-ups In one Night All
in Different Sections ofthe city.
Work OF An Organized Gang,
The Police are Making Every Eff
fort to run down the Robbers
butso far have been unsuc-
cessfuI.

About 1880 Wednesday night Mark
Mcdonnell and Henry Coyne we're held
up and robbed ola the money and
Iewelry they had In their possession,
the robbery taking place near Mike
Connell's residence In the east end Of
the city. The men were almost In
front OF their own home when the
hlghwayman stepped out in front Of
them With a callbre revolver and
demanded their money and iewelry.
Mcdonnell was relieved OF two dollars
In cashand fine gold watch, and Coyne
gave up two gold rings. After the rob
Der had procured his booty be CONE
manded his victims TO move on aud
followed them some distance down the
street when he disappeared McDon-
nell and Coyne went to their homes
and armed themselves and started In
search of the man. .tunut 3 o'clock
as they were passing up Fourth street
Mcdonnell recognized the fellow, who
was sitting In front OF The Hub res.
taurant. When approached by Nc
Donnell and Coyne he started 20 move
away, but was followed to Traders al
ley where Mcdonnell fired ut him, ar
ter which the man ran down the alley
and disappeared in the darkness. Up
to the time OF going to press no arrest
has been made, but 1t is Thought that
the man is sim hanging around some
of the dens in town and the police are
keeping close watch for him. He
was about feet inches tall, light
complexion, weighed about 1856 pounds
and wore light coat and soft black
hat.
between and 8 O'Clock the same
evening VIM. Jackson, Frank Long
and Brook Patton we're held up on
Locust street by low heavy set man
with light complexion who also wore
a soft light hat. Jackson was relieved
ofss, Long so cents and Patton so
cents, About the same time VIM.
Watkins and boy named Sheets were
held.up at the fair ground bridge and
were robbed Of all the yaluables they
had with them.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
CLARKsBURG. W. va. OCTOBER II. 1901
TURNER SHAW NUPTIALs
Celebrated In Brilliant Fashion at
Home Of the Bride in Parkersburg.

Tuesday evening, ut i've o'clock, At
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Shaw, Parkersburg, Miss Katharyn
Shaw and Mr. Charles II. Turner were
married. Rev. II. Smith Wade, OF
Clarkshurg, presiding elder Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
for Parkersburg district. uliciated.
Rev, Mr. Wade is an Intimate friend
Of the family and had otllciated at the
baptism Of each OF the children OF Mr.,
and Mrs, Shaw. The Episcopal ritual
was used in theceremony aud the ring
emblem was utilized.
The decorations were characteristic
u the glorious autumn season and
were very prettily arranged, golden
rod being used in great profusion and
the myriad hued leaves OF the season
were equally us prominent and etTec-
tive In the arrangements OF the deco
ratlonS. Palms and ferns were like
wise conspicuous and the parlors were
verltable fora! bowers OF autumnal
beauty. There was no music and no
attempt at rormallty, as recent
death in the Shaw family precluded
any function OF elaborate detail, but
the affair was one that was free from
ostententlous arrangements, the two
families, numbering twenty, compoS-
ing the complete number OF guests and
witnesses present.
Miss Shaw wore beautiful wed.
ding gown Of French organdy over
white taiTeta, the trimmings being
white liberty satin ribbon and puinte
de spirit, the skirt hung gracefully and
was made Of bands Of the latter ma.
teriaI, ribbon and tucks; the waist
was Of liberty satin ribbon and pointe
de spirit. A large white liberty satin
ribbon bow becomlnRly arranged in
the couture and an immense boQuet Of
American beauty roses that the bride
carried completed this strlkingly
handsome wedding toilette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner left that even
ing for eastern cities where they will
spend the joyous period Of the honey
moon, Among the places that are in.
cluded in their itinerary are New
York, Albany and Buffalo. Upon
their return they will reside in Clarks-
burg, where'the groom is in business.
Mr.. Turner is a young man Of ster-
Ang character and splendid business
qualifications. He has many friends
as has also his bride, who is one Of the
prettIest and most attractive and ac-
compllshed young ladies Of Parkers.
burg.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
Eli N. Estlack, of MarshviIle, re-
ceiyed serious Injuries while
Picking Apples Last Satur-
day Afternoon.
Thought Injuries We're Fatal,
As his sufferings were Intense.
Heroic efforts in getting home,
Physician Thinks now he
will get we'll

Ell NJ. Estlack, one OF the most
prominent and well.to.do farmers Of
the county, residing on Grass Run
three miles northwest of Nashville,
fell from an apple tree Saturday after
noon and sustained serious, If not fatal
injuries. He was engaged in picking
apples in his orchard some distance
from his residence. About > o'clock
in the afternoon he climbed out on
limb of one Of the trees II broke I'M
der his weight and he fell to the
grounda distance Of about "a feet,
striking upon his right side and hip.
His injuries we're so serious and pain
full that all attempts to get up and
walk proved futile He called for as
sistance but was too far from home to
make any one hear, After while he
dragged himself 10 his horse and sled
a short distance away, succeeded with
difficulty and much pain in gettingon
the sled, aud managed 10 drive near
enough home for his cal Tor help to be
beard. He was taken OF the sled and
tenderly carried into the house.
DR.. Arnett Of sardis, was hurrledly
summoned. Upon his arrival IT was
decided "a call in consulting ply
stefan and to send Tor Il lawyer To write
his will, the opinion being, owing 10
his intense suffering thar lie could not
a
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
ANOTHER FACTORY AT SALEM.
Wheeling manufacturers Decide to
Build Bottle Plant There.

Wheeling glass manufacturers and
capitalists win build and operate an.
ther glass factory at Salem, the prod
uct being bottles. A public meeting
was held Monday night in that town
and means were devised for donating
them a site of three acres at the West
End Of the town near the Girls In
dustrlal School. This was the only
bonus they asked and it is understood
they have accepted the site and will
begin the erection of a factory al once.
The pay roll at the start will be $1,000
a week but is to be raised in short
while to $4,000 week. Salem has a
lamp chimney factory now in the
course Of construction.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
Dennison Wilson

Mr.. A Frank Dennlson was married
to Miss Janet NARROW willison at s
O'Clock THURSDAY night at the first
Presbyterian church, Rev. @. ?. Mar
shall oriicIating. Mr.. E. O. Basel, Of
this city was best man and Miss
Kathran O'Nell and Miss Frances
Menold, OF Meadowvllle, Pas were
maids Of honor, The ushers were II.
+. Koolegard, A. X. Kunst, j. b.
Wilson and Raymond Maxwell. Im-
medIately after the ceremony recep-
tion was rendered the wedding party
al the home of the bride, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennlson left on No. 4
for a bridal tour of the eastern cities.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-11
Some Oil Notes.

North of Salem the Federal OIL
company has completed It's No on the
Carl Bailey farm and has duster.
Near Big Isaac postotilce the South
Penn has completed a wildcat on the
OH Nicholson farm and has a duSter.
South of the Riffee, in Doddrldge
county, the Carter Oil company's No
. on the j W Carpenter farm and the
South Penn Oil company's No on the
A j Warner farm are drilling in the
Gordon sand and have a strong gas
pressure. Both wells win be drilled
deeper.
South of the Rife the South Penn
has completed It's test well on the John
O'Conuor farm and has show for a 20
or25 barrel well from the Gordon sand.
West Virginia oil is quoted at sl3O.