The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-10-10
WESTON

| WESTON, Oct. 0.--DaYld Ieters one
Of the best known men in the county
is dead at his home on. Murphy's
creek, few miles above this city, at
the age of 50. He is survived by two
sons, P. X. Teter, of this city, and
Jesse Teter. with whom he. made his
home Funeral services will be COM
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Lanham Sum
day afternoon and burial will take
place at Machpelah cemetery.
At mass meeting of the Republic
can party Thursday night at the court
house. John Farnsworth was nomi-
mated as school commissioner to serve
both the short and long term. if
elected. Friday night the Democra-
tic party will hold mass meeting
for q nomination of commissioner
land w. c. Altman, of River avenue,
Is strongly spoken of as the probable
nominee. During the last year, the
board has been composed OF but two
members, which has been very I'M
satisfactory to the public in general,
and which has caused tie of some
Important subjects.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. LEVER are NOV
ing from Jane Lew to this city, where
they will occupy apartments in the
Malloy building during the winter.
Mr.. LEVER will continue to look after
the interest of the Hope Gas Com
pany.
The engagement of Mr.. Maurice
Todes. employed at the Hub depart
ment store, and Miss Fannie Field
man. Of St. Louis, is announced, and
the wedding is to take place in that
city October a. Miss Feldman IS a
very popular society lady of St Louis
and is a member of one of the best
Jewish families in that city, After
wedding tour through Chicago, In
diahapolis, Cincinnati and other cit
IS they will return to Weston and
occupy apartments in the Malloy
building.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Dunnington, on. Third street, Friday
evening. Mrs. Huntington entertained
at O'Clock luncheon in honor of
Claude W. Rine6art, who. has roomed
with them for several years and who
win later give UP his rooms and also
bachelorhood. Many of Mr.. Rine-
hart's friends were present and de-
1lightful evening was spent by arr Mr.
Rinehart is the efficient bookkeeper
and secretary of the Sun Lumber
Company and is a very popular and
deserving young man.
Mrs. Winnie Turner and Miss Stella
Toughton spent Friday with friends
at Clarksburg.
Thomas McGary was brought home
at noon Friday from Clarksburg
where he has been ILL., He was taken
TO the home of his sister, Miss Sallie
McGary.
Edward Nolan. of Sand Fork, is in
the city guest of friends. Some
months ago he was stricken with
paralysis and later had second
stroke, which has left him in help
less condition. Mr.. Nolan was at one
time deputy sheriff of the county and
has number of friends who regret
to see him in his present condition
WESTON. Oct. s-The little
four-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: A. j. Gaines was taSen to the
Kessler hospital at Clarksburg Mon
day evening to undergo an operation
for an abcess of the knee. She has
been suffering for several months
and had been treated in a Baltimore
hospital, but her condition grew
worse and the last hope was a
surgical operation.
The city voters and voters from
the various districts are busily en-.
gagged registering and the regis
trars are quite busy at every pre-
cinct.
Col. N. d. Goe has gone to Monon
gah, where he has a number OF rigs
up ready to begin drilling test wells
on the territory he recently leased
in that section. The territory is
considered some of the most valu-
able in the state.
c. F. Thompson, of the Thompson
Music Company, of Clarksburg, is
In the city guest of his SON, Ralph.
Miss Fary Peterson, who has been
in Fairmont for several days, has
returned home.
NJ B. sprigg returned Monday
from Pickens, where he was few
days in the interest of the Sun Lum-
Der Company.
Charles Crummit spent Sunday
with his mother at the Kessler hos
pital at Clarksburg. She recently