The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-07-18

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Akron. o., where he viii look az
ter business matters for some time
1 A. D. wilkins. OF cIarksburg.
was here recenay looking after
business matters.
Mrs. J W. Agnew and son,
Wayne, of clarksburg. we're here
recently guests of Mrs. C. G. var
ner.
Mrs. Richard Robinson and two
sons. of Margaret. were here a few
days ago enroute to clarksburg.
where they win visit. relatives.
DR.. A. o. Kelley and G. W..
shrader we're recent clarksbnrg
business visitors.
Mrs. Mary Musgraye and two
daughters have returned home from
Fairmont. where they spent several
days visiting relatives.
G. O.. DAVIDSON, L. E. Robin
son, Dr.. sllas A. Cavalier and C,
&c. Cavalier were business visitors
at clarksburg recently.
Miss Mabel Lambert is spending
few days with Misses Lota apd
Vera -Pigott at their country home
on lower Big Efi.
Ray Kidd. of Adamston. is a
guest of his brother, Desty Kidd. at
the i,tIa Waldo =
Mrs. l.. D. Martin, Of :Fairmont,
is q guest of Miss BERTHE Robinson,
of Barnes street.
William Carson. aged ss years,
one OF the best known residents Of
Wetzel county. died at his home
near Smithfie.d Sunday after a lin
gerlng illness of a complication OF
diseases. He is survived by wife
and SIX children, three sons and
three daughters, namely, Mrs. Ma
hala Stout and Mrs. Mrs. Stout, OF
smitbfeld. and Miss Lille Carson,
of Wallace; yasney Carson, OF Dola;
]. L. and "Bnb" Carson, Of Ten
mile. Several grandchildren and
great-grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services were held at the
home Tuesday and interment was
made in the Rinehart cemetery.
Mrs. G. C. Warner and son went
to clarksburg Wednesday to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
lAgnew, and to attend the show.
Mrs. Harry McQulston. Of Hast
ings, is a guest of her mother, Hrs.
George darlington. of Barnes
street.
Miss Lota Pigott is visiting
friends in Clarksbburg.
Mrs. j, H. Cunningham, OF
Wyatt, is a guest of friends here.
Mrs. George. Lavelle has gone to
Blue Creek TO JOIN her husband.
who has been working there for
some thine. They win reside there
this summer.
Miss Thelma Robinson, who Wis
iited friends here, has returned to
her home at Adamston.
WALLACE, July IA heavy
team belonging to R. L. Orr. Mar
garet merchant, was left standing in
front Of swIger and Pigott's store
Wednesday; the horses became
frightened at an automobile passing,
and started to run down the road at
full speed. The wagon was loaded
with store goods which were badly
scsttered alosg the road side. At
ter the team had run several hun
dred yards. it came in contact with a
force Of men working the roads, and
was stopped before much damage
had been done, except to the load OF
goods.
Tonight there will be an import
ant meeting of Progress RebekahI
Lodge, No. 134, 1. o. F., at which
time the following officers win be
Installed: Miss Bertha Calaylier'I
past noble grand; Mrs. R. ",
Thompson. noble grand; Mrs. Franz.
Bell, vice grand, and other import
ant matters VIII come before the
meeting All members are requested
to attend.
Among those who attended the
IBarnum and Bailey show at
Clarsburg wer, Mr.. and Mrs.
IR. l.. coffman, and daughter. Clar-
ice, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler wetzel
and sons. Claude and Ralph, G. A.
Pigotty and daughter, Philis, ].
Bruce Moore. Misses Lota and Vera
Pigott, Dr.. and Mrs. A. o. Kelley.
ID. C. Bennett and son, Shelby.
Miss Hattie Smith. Brent Estlac.
Enoch Starqey Darby Ralston. Mrs.
in. d. Bennett and Mr.. and Mrs
Ora Coffman