Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-07-28
CLARKSRURG.

CLARKSBURG, w. Va, july o.
The death Of Mrs. Elizabeth Do'ao =.
CURED Monday at her late hone ~,
West Pike street. The deceased wa
native OF Ireland and came TO fli,
country forty-fiye years ago. The rb-.
dren left surviving are Michael 0oIsr
John d. Dolan, Mrs. Frank Flannagsr
Mrs Edward J. Coleman and N
Michael [. Burns. The deceased wss
the widow OF the late Patrick D0Iar
a wealthy farmer. Interment occurred
Wednesday morning at the Holy Cros.
cemetery.
The annual meeting OF the Fpwar.5
League of the Clarksburg district N
church, South, was held at Boothgyi.ls
The reports showed a prosperous wear
The following officers were elected IN,
the ensuing year: President. p
Smith; Vice Presidents, Joseph Red
Jr.; Miss Mary Kester; NJ. D. Boland.
Secretary, Miss Flora Ice, and Treasnr.
er, II. T. Hardesty. The next annual
session will be held at Harrington.
The seyen-months-oh baby OF Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert l.. Davis died Mem
day at the home OF the parents Inter
ment occurred at Elk View cemetery.
tuesday.
Mr.. l.. B. Helmick. and Miss Iva
Coffman were married at Weston las,
week. The groom is clerk at the Glen
Elk hotel here. The bride is a Weston
lady.
A stock company .ieaded by Mayor
Silas B. Davis, of Shinnston. has pur-
chased the Shinnston News plant and
will publish the paper. The publiea-
ton suspended week before last. Tia
other members OF the company a.e
John Lowe, Howard l.. Cunningham
H. J. Taught, J. NJ. Knox, Hugh u
Martin, Leslie Hawker and j W S
Harmer. The paper is non-political
Clarksburg painters will organize. A
meeting will be held Monday night
when a constitution and bylaws will
be adopted and officers elected. Paper
hangers will also join them. At re.
cent meeting temporary organization
was effected. The temporary officer
are Thomas Anderson. president; Chas.
Crider, vice president; Guy Wines,
treasurer, and NJ. Gilbert, secretary
Labor organizers Nish and Warner ad
dressed the meeting.
Work on the stone wall OF the Jack
son Iron and Tin Plate Company
plant will be begun next week. Con.
tractors are now figuring on the con
tract to excayate the ground and pre-.
pare 1t for the buildings.
Mrs. G. Spriggs Sands fell down 1
flight OF stairs Monday afternoon al
the home of Mrs. VIM. H. Lewis
xUhp he hal nd .
sprained ankle. The wonder is that
she escaped without a broken neck.
Rev. Wheeler Bogus will conduc
both morning and evening services al
the Baptist church Sunday. He vii
leave In few days to resume his mis-
sion work in India, after visit oil
nearly two years here.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Montgomery died at the home Of
the parents, Bristol Tuesday, and was
Buried here Thursday. Death was due
to summer complaint.
Prof. Gus Smith has returned tt
New York to resume his theatrical
work
Frank J. WEIGH and Roy Alexanda|
will leave August 9th for Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Boggess ara
home from their wedding tour
w. Grant Dawson is home from Mar
tinsburg.
w. Brent Maxwell and family are al
Mt Lake Park spending the summer
Mrs. F. E. Highland is visiting nell
parents, Prof. and Mrs. r. K. Po|eiA
at Belmont, Va.
Lynn S. Harmar is spending his va
cation at Buffalo.
J. w. Pigott will visit Buffalo and
Atlantic City before returning hons
from Milwaukee, where he attended mel
Eks' conclave.
DR.. NJ. J. Bartlett and family are al
Atlantic City.
Dr. and Mrs. A. o. Flowers are nj
Buffalo.
Dr. and Mrs. w. P. Golf are enjoyini|
Atlantic City.
Miss Blanch Peters is visiting at MI
Lake Park.
Hon. John Basel has sailed for Eng
land on six weeks vacation tour.
Col. David Davidson is in the east
Miss Nina Wallis is visiting MI anu
Mrs. Sprigg D. Camden in ParKe'S'
burg
Mr.. and Mrs George T. Parker,
indianapolis, are the guests OF Ma
Waldo p Golf.
Miss Grace Lee Duncan Will visit II
Mt. Lake Park next week.
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