The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1907-06-20
KHAKIS
ARE OFF
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS 10 THE
STATE ENCAAPMENT All
CHARLESTON TAKES
PLACE
sly COMPANIES LEAvE HERr
AAIoNo WHICH Is THE LOCAL
COMPANY FoRTY.ETyE
STRONG AND HAND
GOES TOO.

Six companies Of the West ylrgin-
n National Guard were moved from
this point TUESDAY night 70 the
state encampment at Camp & Il
Smith at Charleston Amons these
companies IS Company X torty.five
saong. There was delay 81 about
two hours here. waiting for The two
companies from Klngwood and Terra
Alta, which wefb lite gettng In
Tho train from Faifmont cohtained
three companies, the First regiment
band and army oHicera, was also
late arriving hero.
A goodly number Of townsmen
gathered at the station % SO thc
soldier boys Oh. The train pulled
out finally With the band playing
and patriotic songs being sung
At Huntington the troops were
transferred to the chesapeake &
Ohio railroad and taken 70 Charles
ton, where they were shifted to the
camp few miles out. They arriv-
ed as noon Wednesday.
Company X Roster,
The roster Of Company K as II
LETT hers was as follows;
Duncan Boughner. captain
Joseph v. Lepley. tirst lieutenant
Fred L. shInn. second lieutenant
Alfred Z. Powell hrSt sergeant
David k umberger. apaFtermas-
ter sergeant.
Henry c. Batten. sergeant,
Roy Ovens, sergeant X
cofpofals Charles u Gould
Charles A. Sutton. Raymond Brink.
hey, RilT Bush. Aiouzo o.sDayis and
Clifton Beane
Reed Spring, cook.
Charles Boushner and John !.
Burkett. musicians.
PrivatesAwnllam III Abeis.
Cleveland Arnold. Matthew Blair.
Earl Bunch. Aloyes Bush. Jesse D.
Davis, Joseph T. Day Morgan L.
Day, Archie O. Grapes Granville
Heatherly. Charles Hurst Harry
Jeffers, William r. Johnson Edward
A. Jones, Walter Keisper, Ernest
Keller, John Keller, George r Koon.
Ezra Matthew Thomas N. Matthew
Dallas Palmer, Dock Pollock Lee
Post. Clark Ray. Charles ii smith.
Ralph e. Smith. Grayson swiger.
James NJ wamsley and Camden l..
wumouth. st
la High oalcers.
CoI.fIIaffy r. Smith, of tire FIRST
regiment, and members Of hts star
also entrained The stan memhors
arc Ned Smith color sergeant John
Hanshaw. adjltant; Captain John
Hunt. qnarternastsr, and John Bond
seryeant. Edward o. Basel can
tain and commissary oiieer preceded
the stan to Charleston.
( Major R. L. Osborn 81 the Third
battalion OF the First RegIment 81
Infantry With two o. star accom-
panied the troops The Two mom-
bers are Adiutant Claude nv Gore
and ouartermaster Hazietf Freeae.
Captain Eari Smith. Of Fairmott.
aidedecamp. to the late Adiulaut
General s. B. Baker. was also 81
The troop train, as was also Henry
Lively. Of Fairmont. adjusant of The
Second battalion.
Six Companies Depart.
Companies D. L ma b band.
headquarters OF the Fire insantr
headquarters Of the First talica
and various officers and mon e1m-
nissiuned officers Of she aeit and
stan arrived on the train from Fasr-
mont and proceeded With the troops
here, together with compahies 6 and
u from Klngwood. ana Terra alta.
Company D Of Littieton vas IA
command Of ceptaln Stewart Com
pany L Of Morgantown under ce..
tain William Parsons. Company ii 81
Fairmont under Captain 81 IT.
Neely, Company c OF Kingwocd in
command OF Captain Ford.
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