The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-12-17
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H0L.D E EgII0N
For the Selection Of Town
Oficers to Serve Next
Twelve Months.

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SUBMISSION, Dec 1T-NOtices have
been posted informing the citizens Of
The approaching town election to be
held Thursday, January 5.
AT this election municipal officers
Tor the coming year, consisting OF
mayor. recorder, i've councilmen,
sergeant, assessor and street commits
sioner will be named. The latter three
are not elected but are appointed by
the incoming council
A. board OF trade committee recent.
ly reported that the fraction company
had renodened the Martin store room
for station and had employed J. +.
pollen to receive and take care OF the
freight and to keep the waiting roen
clean.
The shinnsto4 Transfer Co, owned
and operated BY F. L. and A. G. Nc
Daniel, has beeh purchased by +. ".
Nay. Mr.. Nay viii continue In the
business of heavy hauling and trans
Serring baggage, freight and express
Mrs. Nancy swiger, one Of Shtnns-
toms Oldest and most highly respect
ed citizens, Is seriously i'll at her home
on Rebecca street, and her death is
hourly expected. Mrs. Swiger has
been sick for some time.
small blaze was discovered re-
cent afternoon in a small tenement
house in rear Of the Wyatt property
on Bridge street. The blaze was
caused by the overheating of stove
pipe, running from stove on the
door to the roof. The fire was dis
covered before it had gained much
Roadway and was put out by
bucket brigade. The damage was
light.
An annual protracted meeting VIII
begin in the local Christian church
Thursday night, January u. o. 6.
White, state secretary of the West
Virginia Christian Missionary Society,
will do the preaching. Mr.. White
will be assisted by w. NJ. Long, pas
tor Of the Central Christian church at
Clarksburg.
]. D. MCGEE and son. Walter, have
purchased and taken charge of a pool
room at Monongah They expect to
open a lunch counter in connection
with the pool room.
Paul Tetrick. formerly assistant pay
rool clerk at the Scion Office OF the
Consolidation Coal Company, has re-
signed his position with that company
end taken an interest in the new C..
/. Hursey furniture store. The Arm
will be known as c. L. Hursey and
Company.
,,,,t,,,o. 80 4l,., l1G-ac+ora - +lte
Home Petroleum Gas Company, plans
we're dis used for the acquiring of
new ter. tory to Increase the gas sup
oily Of le company. Several propos-
tior1 re entertained, but no definite
ection is reported.
There will be regular meeting Of
The Uniform Rank K. of P. Monday
evening, December 10, at which meet
ing officers will be elected for the en-
suing term. After the business meet
ing, oysters and trimmings will be
served.
Clyde Wyatt, who some time ago
located on land claim near Lost
Spring, wyo., has returned here, and
will spend the holidays among his
friends
Richard Franklin Kincoll. little son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kincell. OF
Riverdale. died Wednesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock, aged three years, eleven
months and four days. Death was
due to pneumonia following an attack
ofw hopping cough. Services were
held at the home on Friday at 2
O'Clock and interment was made in
the !. O. o. F. cemetery at Enter
prise,
Word has been received here OF the
death OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore,
former residents of Peoria at their
home in Bunnell, Fla Mr.. Moore
died Of a complication OF diseases and
Mrs. Moore Of heart failure.
The Rev. Mr.. Hammond will begin
special services in the Methodist Epis-
copal church January 1. The Rev. 6.
D. Smith will spend the first week
with Mr.. Hammond.
Hiram Mitchell, who resides near
the Pacific coast in washington, visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. E. NJ. sapp, this
Week. He left for Morgantown Thurs
day morning to visit other West vir-
gtnia relatives. and intends visiting
Washington, d. c., before returnin.N
home