The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-09-26
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rEsToN Sept. 2O.-Jackson Stew
J, Columbus, O., who Is making
home This winter In this city with
aunt. Mrs. Richard Moran. was
rek BY an automobile Wednesday
moon in front OF the high school
Ming while on his way to school
the afternoon session. The car
onged to W. S. Hoskins and was
zen by his chaufrer. The boy re-
ed several bruises, but fortunately
not seriously Injured.
Ir and Mrs. John r, Davis are re-
epg oger the arrival OF a new
,ghter at the home Of the latter's
Eentg, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brannon.
n and Mrs. ]. ]. Talbot and
ldren returned Wednesday from
rton, O., where Mrs. Talbot had
N visiting her parents. Mr.. Talbot
nj there to accompany them home.
Miss Myrtle Nicholson left Wednes-
morning for Columbus, o., to
nd two weeks with her sister. Mrs.
r. Wolf
Miss Francis sprigg, who has just
covered from severe attack Of
bhoid fever at the home of her
lie, NJ. b. sprigg, on River avenue,
8 taken 10 her home at Holly by
father. Lee sprlgg, Tuesday.
Miss Grace Goe, trained nurse, is
rising Mrs. John r. Davis. IT,
Huntington and Dennison's depart
ID. store conducted its millinery
enIng Wednesday and Thursday.
Smith Fisher and grandfather, A.
Smith. attended the fai- at Clarks-
rg Wednesday.
bliss Georgia Ancell, OF Arnold, who
dbecn 4 guest Of Mira. Fred Chfttum
spendint the remainder OF the week
III friends at Clarksburg,
Ralph Niche t;on was among the
is who enlisted in Company A. who
for Paint creek Wednesday.
DIr and Mrs. H. NJ Goe, DR.. and
+. NJ D. Cure were among those
BIN ills City who attended the Elks'
INVENTION ct Clarksburg Wednesday
"a Thursday.
Aissss Grace whitesell, Mary Null
by Anna Bohan. Viola Casseday,
torgia Hawkins and Mrs, j. NJ Hun
ere among those from this city who
tended the fair at Clarksburg We'd
tday.
Thurman Young, of Fink. is in the
y on business.
a freight wreck on the Tygarts
motion and Buckhannon branch
hHFstay morning kept the train
On that point reaching this station
Ming the remainder of the day. No
'oo train was run from Buckhannon
Weston, but a train was made up
ne and went TO Buckhannon on
ira! time in the afternoon. wednes-
y delay Of three hours was made
the passenger train reaching this
INT from Redwood caused by the
.gine breaking down at a point near
aIwoods A number from this city
DO had planned to take in the races
cIaFksburg In the afternoon reach
thaI city about 5 o'clock.
An Italian patient died at the hos
tai for the insane Wednesday after
'fn and vas buried in the state bur-
grounds One woman from Dodd-
'se county was taken home Thurs
y on bond by her family.
Mrs George Norvell. of Hunting
A. Is at clarksburg. attending the
aside Of her mother Mrs. Mamie
'heIan.
DF $. A. tseele attsRdeG The races
harrisburg Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Il, N Goe very pleasantly en-
faned at her home Wednesday
,eains in honor Of her sister, Mrs.
loyd Rouse, Of Indiana, who is her
lest.
Misses Mary and Anna Danger re-
lFaed Thursday from a visit with
lends at Clarksburg.
LOUIS Harper, of Crawford, was in
A'l Sday 10 meet some sales
.'a 70 make purchases for his fall
"a winter line OF goods.
La''or = 5 Snyder was a business
slor al Jane Lew Thursday after
=, vi. and Mrs Ray Hale have re-
. l,asa from few days stay at At
aus. MSS Maggie Clark and Mrs. D. C.
y. I'"Iek are at clarksburg at the bed
Ne =, Of n D Helmick.
!. WIS ] W X. Hays is displaying
ma!a0!e range stove at the E. ].
S4e hardware store for a few days
'oe place Of lady who was to