The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-05
BELL COMPANY
ADDSl03.PH0IIEs
TO ITS SERVICE
PEOPLE OF LoeANsPoRT, RYMER
i AND VICINITY GET PRIVILEGE
OF USING THE BIG sYs-
TENS LINES. VI N (. isi
FREE SERVICE FlR FARMERS
CONNECTION is MADE WITH THE
MAcKSBuRG TELEPHONE
COMPANY IN MANNING =
TON DISTRICT.

The Belle Telehone Company that :
is making a complete net work OF
lines extending into the rural dis
tricts OF Marion and adjoining coun-
ties has Just made connection with
the Macksburg Telephone Company
which gives Mannington free service
with the one hundred and three sub.
scribers OF the smaller company and
the subscribers Of the Macksburg Tell
ephone Company have free service 10 (
Warrington. Smithfleld also has free
service In talking to the subscribers
of the company Just taken In by the
big company and the subscriberss have
free service to Smith1eld where con.
nection is made with the Short Line
Telephone Company OF Smithheld.
The Macksburg Telephone Company
takes in nearly all OF the farmers In
Marion county in the vicinity Of Lo-
gansport and Rymer. The officers
and directors OF the company are: D.
F. Talkington. president; B. L. Spen.
Ger. vice president; a. s. Price, sec.
retary; c. L. Book, treasurer; Charles
E. Graves, ]. E. Price, Sr., Arlle Hibbs,
U. G. Wilson, w. T. Hess, directors.
The subscribers of the Macksburg
Telephone Company are: Henry Shu-
man, N. W. Ensminger, James q.
Lynch, George R. Snodgrass. Robin;
sons Mills: D. F. Talkington, "a, 81
Price. c. L. Book, w. B. Taylor, VIII
liam F.. Conway. Charles r, /, Graves,
w. B. Snodgrass, L. A. Musgraye,
James L. Shuman, Jacob L. Price, VIII
liam J.. Price, G. w Price. w. 4. !.
Price, Morgan Stewart, Alice Talking
ton, James Talkington. q. T, Hay.
hurst, E. H. Higgins. Henry, Higgins.
c. NJ. Davis, L. s. Ginning shaui. ".
NJ. Cunningham. Jacob Cunningham,
James F.. Cunningham. ". N. Saatters
field, James H. Book. John g. Camp
bell, ]. c. Price, ST., ]. W. Copenha-
yer, Newton Cunningham, W, r, snodS
grass, NJ. D. Snodgrass, j. D, snider,
E. H. Fisher, John Floyd. Howard
Shafer, Smithfield, Rural Route No. 4;
U. T. Hess, F.. E. Moore, Mannington;
Rural Route No. Q; A. 2. Riggs, Cor.
don Atha, Walter Hibbs, Ellen Tiibbs,
Isabelle Hibbs, s. c. Hibbs, Arlie
Hibbs, ]. R. Price. Newton Hibbs,
James Hays, P. H. Stewart, n. w.
Jones. NJ. A. Huey, u. G.. Hays, q. B.
Hays, Charley Hays, B. b. 4 Mitchell,
E. B. Glover, Elijah Hiilberfy, Nelson
Hays, Warrington, Rural Route No.
3; James Devore, William Myers, Yes.
ter Wilson, Franklin Kennedy, Ernest
Campbell. John OFT, s. r. Snodgrass
D. N. Cunningham. Harry F. Wllliams,
H. L. Criss, Warrington. Rural Route
No. @; B. L. Spencer, J. E, Price, Il.
z. Martin. A. W. Beatty. William e.
Gump, John Lawlis, ]. M. SArnett, II,
Musgrave. S. F. Gooch, u. ID. Beaty,
@. w. Beatty, Homer Beatty, Frank Fl.
Huey, 9. G. Straight, BOYD Hays, P.
NJ. Hlbbs. Eli Wright, j. u, Biee,
Charles Halpenny, E, A. Duncan, j.
w. Duncan, U. G. Wilson; ri. w. Hig.
gins, G. L. Lowe, ]. M iStfaight,A IA. ]. Z
Ice. GIN. Floyd, u. g. Floyd Charles
Frye, w. E. Baker, Maniington, Rural
Route No. 2.
This gives the Bell system control
OF all the territory in the vicinity or
Warrington. By the Bell system II Is
possible for its patrons to communI.
cate with people in all parts Of the
county and surrounding counties. The
company will be able to announce 9th.
er connections with small companies
In the county within q, few days.
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