The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-11-14
WESTON

WESTON, Nov S-lhe body OF
Charles Flint, aged 10, who died
Wednesday morning. at the hospital
for the insane here, was sent to
Greenbrier, DoddrIdge county, Fri-
day morning, where burial will be
made near his former home. A son
of the deceased man came to this
and took charge OF the body.
DIR. Aubrey Lawson has returned
to his home at Wildell after visit
here with his friend, Albert o'Hara,
on Main avenue. The doctor has a
nice practice at WildelI and his
many friends in this city are proud
to note his success.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bare have re-
turned to their home at Thacker
after spending the first OF the week
here with friends.
The first quarterly conference of
the United Brethren church will be
held Friday evening at the church
on Polk creek.
William Stathers, of Philadelphia,
is guest of his brother, Attorney
tBirk S. stathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James RaIston and
children have returned from a visit
to Mrs. E. IG. Davisson at Crawford.
John Mitchell, OF the National Ex-
change Bank, will move nto his new
home in the McGary addition this
week. This is one of the prettiest
homes in the new addition.
Ben Blumberg is home from an
extended trip to New York and other
eastern cities in the interest of the
Hub department store.
Paul Hoskins came home from
the state university the first of the
week to cast his first vote.
Fred Lynch purchased fifty
bushels of apples from w. B. Nc
Kinley, near this city, and will have
them shipped to his home in Wash
lngton. Apples in this tate are very
plentiful and in most sections have
sold as low as twenty-five cents a
bushel.
Roy v. Chichester was elected JUS
tice of the peace in Court House dis
triH on the Republican ticket.
Harry Bastow and family have
moved from this city to sh-nnstc1. I
Robert Bennett. of Duffy, is in the
city attending circuit court.
Miss Georgia Taylor has accepted
a position at the five and ten cent
store.
]. W. Ferry will move to Ohio as
soon as he disposes of his property
on Center avenue. He is staging a
moving picture concern and his
business calls him from this city
most of the time. 1t IS owing to this
fact that he will sell his property.
G. w. Rinehart was at Webster
Springs Thursday in the interest OF
the Sun Lumber Company.
WESTON, Nov. 9-The county
court will open its regular Novem-
Der term Monday The first thing
on the docket will be the canvass of
election returns.
A new rural delivery route has
been established out OF the village
of Roanoke
Almost all the football players in
this city went to Buckhannon today
to witness the game between the
Wesleyans and the Fairmont Nor
mails.
Mrs. George Kitson and little
daughter left Friday noon for a Wis
it to relatives at Flemington.
Miss Anna Brinkley, of Pittsburg,
is guest of her sister, Miss Dora,
few days before going to Linn to
visit her aged father who is the
oldest man in this county. During
her stay at home the family will hold
reunion. Mr. and Mrs. French
Lynch, OF Washington, will stay un-
vi after the reunion.
Miss Mabel Rinehart is the proud
owner of new cab automobile,
which was recently presented to her
by her father
An effort is being made by the To-
raj order OF the knights of Pythias
to institute Hodge Of Pythian Sis
tiers in this city.
Attorney Birk stathers has re-
turned home from Clarksburg,
where he spent most Of his time at
the Republican state headquarters
since the campaign opened.
The engagement OF Mr.. George
Wilkins, of this city and Miss Mary
Munday, of clarksburg, has been
announced ana tbn wo55inr will