The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-11-28
Country Correspondence

highly esteemed lady and had many
friends in this section who regret to
hear Of her death. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lKerrlgan, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Kerri-
gan, +of this city LEFT Thursday even
ing to attend the funeral which was
held at the residence Friday morning.
W. H, Warren has sold nesof his
Ilhew cottages in the shadybfood ADJ
tit!on to Bernard Curtis. who recently,
sold his propert yto the traction com
pany. :.
Mrs Fred chittum. Who has been
in Baltimore during the last month
receiving treatment for her eyes ID
Expected home this week. Mrs Chit.
tum has been very greatly benefited
since she began treatment and her
eye sight is much improved.
Mrs. n D. Goe has returned from a
visit with Mrs. Myra Gallagher at
Clarksburg.
Will Cork, OF Akron, o., has moved
his family here from that point and
will make this his future home. Mr.
Cork formerly resided in this city.
A. II. Gaines, Of Glenwood, is here
on business. Mr.. Gaines recently dis
posed OF his real estate in this city to
Va II. Aspinall.
AS the train pulled out of this city
Thursday night for Buckhannon IT
carried two popular young people OF
the city, Miss Vera Moifett and NJ.
!, Luther Fitzgerald on supposed
honeymoon trip 1t was soon dis
covered by the girls parents that the
couple had taken the train to Buck
harmon and had intended going to
/, Oakland by way OF Grafton The par
ents got an automobile, drove to
, Buckhannon, where they apprehended
:. the daughter and returned home
, with her in the car. Mis- Moffett Is
very young and owing to her extreme
youth the parents objected to her
, marriage. compromise was later
: affected and the parents gave their
, consent to the marriage. A license
: was obtained and the marriage was
performed Friday evening at 8 o'clock
: by the Rev. Mr.. strader.
4 A message announcing the death OF
Tierney Hale near Memphis, Tenn,
3 early Friday morning was shock to
e his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. a Hale
a and many other relatives and friends
in this city. About a year ago Nj
Hale went into the employ Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
e pany at that point. While the cause
e Of his death was nat stated it is
: supposed that he was killed by a
: train while performing his duties as
clerk in the yards. He was brother
e OF Roy R Hale, Baltimore and Ohio
t train master in this city. His broth
or Press Hale, who is located in the
! state OF Oregon, has left that point
S and is on the way home TO attend the
;. funeral. The family of the young
r, man. who had just passed his TWEEN
ty-frst birthday is heart broken
e lust few days ago young brother
I was accidentally shot and it was
thought for few days that he could
v not recover The family has the
: sympathy of a large circle Of friends.
The body will arrive here some time
i Sunday and interment viii likely take
: place Monday at the Machpelah Gene
: terry.
Walker Edwards, cashier of the
4 Bank OF Weston, has resumed his
e duties after several weeks absence
n from the city for the benefit OF his
health
:, Mr.. Hogle has accepted position
: in this city with the Republican news
paper Mr.. Hogle is we'll exper-
: fenced printer and the Republican is
: TO be congratulated on securing his
I services.
: The Keener Oil and Gas Company
have completed setting most of the
!, meters since that company went on
< the meter system. Until this year
this city was never on the meter
!, system every one burned by the fiat
s. rates if they desired, but since using
it is found TO be much cheaper and
( even safer than by the old way and
| every one who have not heretofore
+. used the meter system are highly
r pleased with the results.
A. Sherman Greenhouse, employed At
: the Lewis County Glass Company, had
, three fingers OF his left hand cut off
! while at word this week.
W. c. Cooper, Baltimore and Ohio
breakman, who is located for the