The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-02-16
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Gypsy Fob. g.protracted meet
ing has closed at The Baptist church
with several conversions
y literary society meeting vas held
nut the Gypsy school Friday afternoon
with Harvey Everson as president
Robert Hughes, vice president, ora
Null secretary. The students did nne
The school will have literary societ,
meeting every two weeks.
Or. y l. Smith is very busy doctor.
ing eoit and lagrippe patients.
- A. Y. e:ose, supervisor oi
tshcc!e. was Il Gypsy visitor Monday
Edge M9tkins has been I'll for d
few days, lat is better.
Misses era and Mama Null and
Mrs. Lille Null were calling ON Mrs
Laurn Harlass Sunday.
Mrs. John Lambert and son, Max.
we'll, of shinnston, were guests OF MIR
and Mrs. A. p. Null Sunday.
Schuyler Meats. Of this place, start.
ed for lthIea. y. v, Tuesday morn.
ing.
Miss Blanche Mcknight. Of shinns.
ton, called on friends here Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Hughes YVES a clarks.
burg visitor recently
Harry Null, OF Mononsah. was i
guest of his parents Sunday.
Miss Mabel Cole. of this place. i,
employed at the home OF her cousin
Mrs. Bertha Steele, of ciarksburg.
John Duckworth visited relatives al
Enterprise sunday.
'Messrs. Charles and Harland Nul
and sister, Ethel, have the lagrlppe.
Miss Lura Pell. OF clarksourg, was
visiting in our town sunday.
Mrs. George Rutter gave surprise
party in honor OF her brother, VII.
liam Boggess. Several persons at,
tended.
w. w. Shawhan, who has been emf
ployed at Ethel, Logan county, has
returned home.
Several people attended the opera
at shinnston last week.
James Conway started for Buff
falo, ". Y, Wednesday, where he will
enter school.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Heatherly
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Harlass sunday afternoon.
Misses Ella. Grace and Mary Null
were visiting relatives at I.ambert's
Run Sunday.
Misses Audrey and Mary SIaye
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Null
Sunday and Monday.
GYPSY. Feb. 14.-Miss Maud Balls
ley, was a guest of Mrs. Rose Martin
Sunday,
Mrs. Emma Robinson and daughter,
Genevieye, visited relatives here Sun
day.
Frank Bennett, of Rutherford,
Richie county, visited at the home of
Mrs. A. p. Null recently.
John Duckworth has gone to Graf
ton, where he will work for the Bell
Telephone Company.
Miss Lizzie Andrews, of Monongah,
was visitor in our town Sunday.
Miss Mabel Cole, of carksburg,
visited her parents here Sunday.
W, c. Hughes, of Fairnont, Wis
Iited his family here recently.
Thomas Hlssem and Raleigh
Michae.s, were at Haywood Sunday.
Mrs. Ferd Eyerson and daughters,
Pearl and Iva, were .uests of Mrs.
Helen Watkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Radcliffe we're
guests OF Mrs. Ella Ccie Sunday
afternoon.
Frank Null, of Grafton, visited his
parents here Monday.
Frederick Gtrod and son, Damon.
were at FTairmont Sunday
Miss May Chairman and brother,
Homer, of Mudlick, visited here
Monday.
C. A. Maze, of Kilann, was a busl-
ness visitor hero recently.
A. e. Grose. supervisor Of schools,
was here. Monday
Mrs. Eva Mcknight and son,
Glenn, visited at Mudlick Sunday.
Mrs. Susan Kellison, of Meadow
brook, was guest of Mr.. mad Mrs.
Joe Watkins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Fortney called
on Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tucker Sunday.
The Rev. L. d. Hall, OF Tenmile,
delivered sermon at the Gypsy
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Lena Pell, of c,arks5urg, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss HATTIE Beaver IS III.