The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-12-05
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WESTON, Nov. 27.--All the churches
of the city will hold Thanksgiving
services Thursday morning. Most Of
the business places will be closed
which Will give the clerks an oppor-
tunity 10 attend church.
Steam shoyels have arrived to be
used on this end of the car line from
here to Clarksburg.
James Ray formerly OF this city,
but who for several months has been
located at Moundsvllle, has purchased
part Of the stockart lot on Main
avenue and Will erect a large restau-
rantand dwelling. Mr.. Ray is a baker
BY trade and no doubt he viii meet
with much success in his new enter
prise.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Luther Fitzgerald and Vera Mcrrett
!, and Scott Moneypenny and Clara Llv-
lngstone.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield
Kelly daughter and unto Mr.. and
Mrs. W. K5Reeder a sou.
The Five Hundred Club was very
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Ira
Goblc Tuesday night at her home in
the Malloy apartments.
]. NJ. Hun will sell all OF his house
hold effects the first OF next week and
will move his family to Stanton, Va,
where they viii make their home with
his mother until spring, when Mr..
Hun will possibly return TO this city
and reside.
Several teachers of this district
will go TO Redwood to attend the
teachers district round table meet
ing, which will be held there Novem-
Der rs, 20 and 80
j. c. Chidester and ]. H. Brewster
made an automobile trip to Arnold
Thursday afternoon
Miss Agnes Ramsburg has accepted
a position as night operator for the
Peoples Telephone Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. DeBarr and
children have returned from visit
to friends at Morgantown.
Mrs. G. W. Irkin, OF Newberne, is
here guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Hortense Smith
Mrs. W. E. Furbee, OF Elkins, is
guest of friends here.
G. W. Lynch, of Burkhannon, was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Miss Villa Lanham has returned
from visit to friends in Clarksburg.
Mrs Robert L. Bland will entertain
the Ladies' Whist Club Friday night
at her home on High avenue.
Several cases of chickenpox have
developed in the city this week, and a
number Of the school children have
been out of school on account OF the
malady.
Miss Lottie Woofter, of the Fair
Grounds, is a guest of Mrs. vester
Bennett on Cottage street.
WESTON. Nov. 29.-Miss Ella Casey
has returned from Clarksburg where
she acted as bridesmaid at the we'd
ding Of Miss Mary Mundy and George
wilkins. Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins will
return to Weston after spending a
wedding trip in eastern cities. to
make their future home. Mr. wilkins
is prominent oil and gas contractor
of this city and has a number of
friends here who extend congratula.
tons. T .un
Fraley MccaHerty of Fairmont,
who here 10 attend the funeral of
Tierney Hale, has returned home.
Harry Goe and family spent Thanks
giving with the formers sister. Mrs.
Floyd Carmichael. at snlthfeld..
Mr., aud Mrs. Claude R!ncnart
spent Thanksgiving with the formers
brother, Eliza Rinchart, and family al
lexington.
Mrs. Charles Taylor is quite i'll at
her home at Haleville
Mrs. Roscoe Mick, of huntsville,
has gone to 'Clarksburg 10 enter a
hospital for treatment. Mrs. Mick has
been in bad health for some time and
Il is the sincere wish of her many
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