The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-01

on Main avenue to H. c. Twyman
Of this city and Roy Morrison, o
Berlin. The purchasers are both ex
perienced meat men, and have pur
chased one of the best meat shop!
in the city.
Married at Oakland.
Thomas Ryan and Mrs. Anna Ault
both OF this city, were married in Oak.
land one day last week. They hay,
returned to Weston and will make
this their home. Mr.. Ryan is a vel
know driller and the bride is a pop.
ular society lady OF the city.
Franchise Carries.
The street car line was voted into
the city Saturday by majority OF
AL to 10. Everyone who could reach
a voting place voted, and but few OF
the business men of the city voted
against the trolley line. Automobiles
and carriages were busy during the
day getting those out to vote who
were crippltd or aged. Everything
was quiet, not even the smallest con
troversy arising during the day.
To Open Hospital.
DR.. F. NJ. Boso has leased the sec
ond story of the new Tierney build
ing and he will open an office
equipped with all modern surgical
apparatus, and will have force Of
trained nurses He hopes to install
regular hospital outfit as soon as
possible, He has been in this city
the last two years and has made
rapid progress along surgical lines.
Boy Born
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Ankle,
son.
Alarm Is Caused.
Quite an excitement was created
here when the whistle at the foundry
became uncomfortable when it blew
for the noon hour. 1t was feared for
time that the large plant of the
Sun Lumber Company was on fire,
but it was soon discovered after large
crowds had congregated that there
was no cause for alarm. After about
ten minutes blowing the engineer at
the foundry succeeded in shutting the
whistle off.
Next Attraction.
The next attraction at the Camden
opera house will be alma, Where
Do You Live?' Wednesday night.
The Beauty Spot" was well attend
ed here Saturday night.
Chenille Wins.
The basketball game Friday night
between the Glenville team and the
Weston High school team resulted IN
a score OF three to nothing in favor
Of Chenille. The High school team
played well considering its exper-
fence, and it was thought for time
that it would win over its we'll exper-
fenced opponents, but in the end it
lost the game, but was some the
wiser for having played.
Weston Personals.
J Mrs, John Kimble. of Grafton, is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs. n.
c. Hall.
Col. Joe Fuccy came home from
New Martlnsville to get chance tn
cast his vote in favor of the trolley
line.
C. W. Rinehart left today for a
visit with friends at uniontown, Pa
Mrs. w. E. vanHorn and children
are visiting friends in Buckhannon.
Mrs. George Norvell, who was here
the last two weeks visiting hei
mother, Mrs. Mamie Whelan. left to,
day for her home in Huntington. She
was accompanied as far as Clarksburg
by her mother.
The ladies of the United Brethren
church made SIS at the pie socia
, given Saturday night
Druggist NJ. B. Ralston is suffering
, from a badly bruised and sprainet
ankle which he received in fall.
: Mrs. Sarah Britton, who is herr
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. G
Gould. slipped and fell on the pave
/. ment going from the house to the eel
lar yesterday and sustained a bruised
, hip and other minor injuries. Mrs
Britton is quite an old lady and tn
fall was such as to keep her conhne,
to her room for some months.
E. II. McCafferty, who has n goo
position as yardmasters in Indiana
will move his family from this city t
that point as soon as he can find 10
r cation.
L. C. Raymond, who has been her
c driving one of Berry Brothers team
: the last few months. will move hi
: family to Grafton, their former HON
next week.
. a 'arge gas pipe blew up at the lie
Price farm yesterday causing consider