The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-10-12


T. j. Parrish, OF Clarksburs. was
here recently looking after business
interests
Burdick Davis, OF Salem, represent
ing the woodmcn OF the World. was
in town recently looking after the
interests of his order
WALLACE, Oct, quite num-
her Of schools IN this community COM
menced Monday. among which is the
the Wallace school, with Prof. F. C.
Duyall graduate from the Chenille
normal school as principal. Prof. r.
X. Enlow, one OF Doddridge countys
best teachers, as second teacher, with
Miss Lulu f. Hall. one Of SardIs dis
tricts successful teachers, in charge
of the primary room. Mosley Hall will
teach the Barnes run school and Ar
thur Heldreth the Bethany school.
Arrangements are being made to make
this school year Il grand success with
the three schools. Profs. Duvall and
Enlow will try to grade the three
schools in way that all pupipls will
receive the best benefits. Several adj
vanced pupils from other schools in
the district will attend school here.
The Middle run school commenced
with Miss Inez Starcher, Of Ripley,
as teacher: the upper Big Elk school
with Miss Chessie Parrish, of Park
ersburg, as teacher; and the S. d.
Smith school on Little Rock Camp,
with S. r. Hannah as teacher.
r. X. En!ow has moved into the
o. e. Hall building in the rear of the
Wallace Cooperative store Com
pany's building.
Mrs. Ellen Wall of Washington, D.
C., representing the Ladies of the
Modern Maccabces, was here recently
looking after the interests of her or
der.
Mrs. S. W. Beasou has returned
home after spending several weeks
with friends at seigel, Pa.
Mrs. Eva Griffin, OF Lumberport
was here visiting friends recently.
Mrs. NJ. A. shumau, Of Glorers Gar
is here a guest of her son, I.icy l.
shuman. Mrs. Shuman is Just return
ing from bakersfield, Calf, where
she spent nearly nine months with
her only daughter who lives there
she expects to return TO California IL
the near future and make that state
her future home.
/. Il. Dean left Tuesday evening fol
Pittsburg, Pa. where he was called
IN account Of the sudden death Of hi!
brother who lived near there.
Thomas Ashley has moved from
the Middle run addition to hous'
near the depot
omer w swiser was business viz
itor at Clarfsburg recently.
r. l.. orr, merchant Of Marsare'
was in town recently looking afte
business matters.
WALLACE, OFT. THE Ladies All
Society met at the home of Mrs Be-
ina Lambert in the Middle Run ad
dltlon Thursday afternoon. Thoa
present were Mrs. Nora B, Hail. Mr.
Elsie A. lambert, MIS-. Ellie NJ. shrad
er, Mrs. Mary NJ. Musgrave. Mn
Wesley r. Lambert, Mrs. Mary /
Hess, Mrs. Mary Gribble, Mrs. Cor
Moore, Misses Leota and Vivian Mus
grave, June Miller, Violet shrade an
Lula Lambert, Matters Denil Ian
bert. Frank and Roy shrader an
Reed Lambert. Mrs. Dora Hall wa
admitted as new member.
A social hour followed the businef
session with a delicious lunch serve
in pleasing manner by Mrs. Lam
bert, the hostess, which was enjoyG
by all present. BY invitation the 81
ciety will meet at the home Of Mr.
Ehe NJ. shrader in the Barnes Ru
addition October 10, at o'clock A
members are requested to be preser
MT. and Mrs. Frank II. Bell, of Il
Middle Run addition, left Frid'
morning for a lengthy vacation. TIL
L VIII visit Plttsburg, Evans Cit
i Washington, Butler, Darlington al
Grove city, Pa, while on the trip.