The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-29

older residents consider it the
heaviest wind storm in many
years.
Mrs. Helmick III.
Mrs. D. q. Helmick is i'll at her
home in the parsonage on Center
avenue.
| WESTON, W. va, Feb. 24-Mrs !.
Henry Brannon is very i'll at her
! home on Center avenue. The Judge
has arrived here from Charleston
where he had been in court several
weeks, and Mrs. Huffman Edwards,
her daughter, arrived this week
from Washington on account of her
Illness.
Weston Personals.
T. Mrs. Lloyd Rinehart has re-
turned from Baltimore. She was
accompanied home by her husband,
whe went to Baltimore to meet her.
! Mr. and Mrs. NJ. b. sprigg
have returned from clarksburg,
where they attended the knights
Templar ball at the Waldo hotel.
w. A, Williams was a business
visitor in clarksburg Friday.
Taken to Hospital.
Mrs. P. F. Reardon has been
taken to a Clarksburg hospital where
she underwent a painful operation.
her husband is with her at the hos
lpital.
Kelley Funeral.
The funeral of William Kelley
was conducted Thursday afternoon
at his residence near Berlin.
Mr.. Kelley was in his eighty-ffth
year and was one of the best known
and most influential men of that
section.
Pie Social.
The members of the Protected
Home Circle gave a pie social in the
Odd Fellows hall last night.
Replacing Roof.
The roof which was blown from
the Kitson apartment house by the
wind storm "Wednesday night, is be-
ing replaced as rapidly as possible.
The work will likely be completed
today.
Improving Theater.
j. w. Ferry is improving and
charging the interior of his already
attractive Fairyland.
Announce for Sheriff.
w. e. Rhodes and Frank Whe-.
Ian, two well known Lewis county
men, have both announced their
candidacy for sheriff of the county.
Both men are well and favorably
known and the nomination for this
Office will be hot race. The Re-
publicans have three men who have
announced themselves as candidates
for the Office, ] A. Chittum, George
.Carothers and Lloyd Heavener.
WESTON, Feb. 26.-Miss Murellah
White, music teacher in the Weston
High school, was called home Sat
urday evening on account of the ILL
ness of her mother, who was stricken
with paralysis. Miss Dotie Wolfe,
one of the teachers at Broaddus In
stitute at Philippi arrived here Sun
day morning and was taken to the
bedside of her mother. at Camden,
by the Cole Livery Company.
Has Group.
Mary. the two year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, is dan
gerously i'll of membraneous Group at
their home on River avenue.
Has Fever.
Miss Fannie Harrison, who had
been visiting Miss Sue Jones in Ten
nessee and who returned home last
week, is confined to her home on Cen
ter avenue with an attack of typhoid
fever.
J Still Very Ill.
Miss Anna Clifton, who has typhoid
pneumonia, is still very i'll at her
home in West Weston.
To Open Store.
/ The Petoskey brothers will arrive
here this week from Virginia and
open their new store in the Malloy
/ building.
Doing Nively.
Miss versie Queen, who recently
underwent an operation for hip joint
disease in the Kessler hospital Al
i Clarksburg, is doing nicely.
1 Lines Repaired.
The telephone companies have most
al lof their lines in service again
which were put out of commission by
the storEl. The Consolidated was able