The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-11

WESTON


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WESTON. Dee. I1.-An infant child
Of Mr. and Mrs. Domlneck Rich. who
died Monday at their home on West
second street was buried at Machbe-
Iah cemetery. with the Rev. Father
Toner conducting yhe services
Fire slightly damaged the Plant
building on East Third. street Tuesday
noon. but the flames were extinguish-
ed before the IRE department arrived
on the scene This IS the fourth
time the department has been called
70 the same property during the LAST
year. Detective iues seam to be the
cause OF the trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. George wilkins have
returned from their wedding tour in
eastern cities and are making their
home here IN the DOnlan building on
Main street
DR.. A. B. Bush has returned from
Baltimore where he accompanied
patient to the Johns Hopkins hospital
Mrs John Adkins and daughters,
Ada and Alma. arrived here Sunday
from Oklahoma, and will be guests OF
Samuel Adkins and family for some
time. This. Is Mrs. Adkins's first trip
10 West Virginia in twenty-three
years. =.
Mrs. r. T. Coo very pleasantly ems.
tertained the 800 Club Tuesday even
I ing at her home on East Third street
C. w. Post, OF Crawford. and W, L.
Post, OF Roanoke. wefS n the city
Tuesday attending county court. W.
l. Post was qualified as justice OF
peace in Collins settlement district.
Fred Chittum and James Kerrigan
have opened a feed store on West
Second street near the freight depot
They formerly operated =. feed store
in the same locality.
A fire which broke CUT at Fishers
Summit. along the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. came near causing disas-
trous explosion of some dynamite
which was stored in shack near the
track used by the street car workers.
a crew was sent out from the Weston
station TO put out the fire and sue
/ ceeded in -extinguishing the flames
before much damage was done.
James E Griffin. formerly book
keeper for the Weston Lumber Com
pany, has resigned his position and
accepted position as bookkeeper at
the Citizens bank. Mr.. Griffin IS an
experienced bookkeeper and will
make good in any position.
Bud McElwee has sold his property.
IN HaIeville to J. Z. Richards.
Mrs. y. c. Hall has returned from
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs
John KimmeIl, at Grafton
John Dargar and Thomas Jet have
been awarded the contract Of carry
ing the mail from the depot 10 the
postofice
Lorentz Harris is visiting mis-
grandparents at HarrisviIIe-
Miss Lottie vandervort is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
Guy Clark. member OF the wes-
( leyan GIee Club. was guest OF his
sister, Miss Retta Clark. Tuesday on
his way 70 Fairmont-
Patrich Keister is Ill of typhoid
fever al his home on West Second
street
ConnIey and Martin, Of West Union,
have leased 4 room formerly occupied
by the Racket store on Second street
from J. T. Cornell and will arrange
: at once to open a ladies' furnishing
store.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. cutIip. w6p
were guests OF Mr. and Mrs. b
Goodwin on Main avenue. have--re-
turned 70 their home a; Jefferson, o.
! Judge Linn Brannon is At BucNhan-
mon on legal business.
! Mrs. Sarah spellman has returned
TO her home At Ripley after visit
here with her daughter. Mrs. C. c..
Lanham
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Ryan have
returned from 4 visit with Mrs. J. J..
Dcvine At Clarksburg.
Miss Minnie Cook. OF the Z. Kap-
Ian store. has returned from a visit
to friends at CIarksburg.
The funeral OF Mrs Margaret!
/ Hoard. aged 81, who died Sunday
night al her home at Sand Fork, took
place Tuesday morning at St. Ber-
al