The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-22
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MT. CLAIRE. Feb. l5-Mrs. W.
IT. Owens left for Parkersburg Mon
day to attend the rendering of the
Chanticler by Maud Adams in the
Parkersburg opera house. Tuesday
night. While in the city she will
be guest of Miss Bernice Carroll.
William Cooke, general manager
of the Daniel Coal Company, was
looking after business here in con-
nection with the Cook and Hart
mine, which recently resumed oper-
alton
Alb Huldermap has resumed his
duties with the Byron Oil and Gas
Company after two months idle
ness, caused by an injured knee.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe, OF inter-
state, spent Tuesday in Clarksburg
with relatives.
Mrs. ona Stout and little son are
visiting relatives in Clarksburg.
J. B. Supler, of Clarksburg, was
a business visitor here recently.
Miss Pearl Wilson, one of the
teachers in the public schools, is
visiting relatives at Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Camp have
returned from a visit to relative at
Grafton.
Stephen Gallagher is a business
visitor here from Lost Creek.
Nj. and Mrs. j. D. Bassell were
shopping in Clarksburg Tuesday.
Misses Linnie Wolfe, Mabel Wolfe
and Clara DAWSON we're shopping in
clarksburg recently.
MT. CLARE, Feb. 17-Mrs. Olive
DAWSON, mother of Claude Davis
son and Mrs. Alonzo Booth, fell in
her home Thursday about noon and
sustained serious injury. Drs.
blowers and Haynes, of Clarksburg.
we're summoned and 1t was found
that her left hip was badly frac-
turded. An anesthetic was given
her and the limb was properly ad-
iusted, and she is doing nicely. The
doctors came out Friday and
brought Miss Costello, a graduate
nurse, who will take charge of the
patient
Miss 1sadore Stout, of Bridge
port, is here instructing a class in
music and will remain with friends
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. DAWSON, of
Salem, we're here Thursday and Fri
day delivering an order of books.
W. o. Davis, of Mineral Springs,
near West Milford, lost a very val
liable horse Friday, supposed to have
had collie caused from eating frozen
grass.
The Rev. Mr.. Dawson, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church
will commence a protracted meet
ing Sunday night at this place.
c. c. Fittro, county surveyor,
was here Thursday and Friday,
making survey of the coal land
of E, L. and G. r. Rogers.
Mrs. Fannie Amos, of Fairmone,
lis visiting her sister here, Mrs. Will
liam Crawford.
w. P. Weekly was a business Wis.
itor at Weston Friday.
Mrs. w. P. Weekly is quite
poorly with catarrhal throat trouble.
Miss Electa Smith, of Duck Creek,
is visiting Mrs. G. y. Smith. who is
very low.
Mrs, Marion Wolfe, who had la.
grippe, is convelescent.
MT. CLARE, Feb. 21.-Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Fisher and Mrs. Luther Has
eden attended the lecture in Clarks-
burg Sunday afternoon at the First
Presbyterian church. Misses Clara
Davisson, Esther DAWSON, Messrs.
Grover Wolfe, George simons and
| several others were among those
present from this place.
! Eliza Eskew, of Lorentz. who was
here recently visiting his daughter
Mrs, Marion Wolfe, and Mrs. Homer
Mitchell, was called home on account
of sickness in his family.
Mrs. DAWSON who fell last week
and broke her hip. is thought to be
much better, and her many friends
hope for speedy recovery.
Miss Emma Kay and Porter Rog-
ers are on the sick list.
Mrs. G. F. Rogers is suffering from
a bad boil on her arm.
Miss Clara Dayisson has accepted