The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-12-13

wEsroS. Dee 1s-Purford Fiss
gns. vas seized wednesday with An
attack OF acute appendicitis and Il
was deemed necessary 20 take him 70
a hospital. HIS parents, who reside
near CIarksburg. were at once notined
Of their sons illness and had hlm
taken to ST. Mays hospital at
elarks5urg. His parents had left
him here with his amt, Mrs. VIII
llams. 70 finish out term IN the High
school this year.
Elijah o'Hara. clerk Of the Bailey
House. went to Baltimore Thursday
to enter a hospital to receive trea>
ment for a sweiIed Jaw. A few weeks
ago he had a tooth extracted and
since that time had been having
trouble with his jaw.
Mrs. George White anu Miss Ida
warder were at Clarksburg Thurs
day visiting friends and shopping.
p. S. Moran. Of Burnsviile, was
here Thursday transacting business.
w. R. Gregg. of the Gregg Grocery
Company. has returned from bust
ness trip to Sutton
Capt John Smith of Lost Greek, is
guest OF friends here.
Fletcher Cunningham and Will
Cooper. of Jacksonville. were looking
after business interests in the city
Thursday.
w. w. Hail. OF Allman's grocery is
spending few days with his sister
at Wallace.
Harley Burkhammer was at Buck
hannon Thursday on business
J. F. Carter, a prominent attorney
Of Ruckhannon, was in the city
Thursday on legal business
Thomas Cummings has returned
from Charleston where he looked
after interests of the Hope Gas Com
pany.
verr woodeu has been sworn in as
deputy sheriff to J. A. Chttum. Roy
V. Chidester will be the new jailer.
Lon Hall served as jaiIer under
Sheriff Perry C. Alfred.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to L. ]. Hickman and Lora Knots, w.
C. Tough and Madge Lnger and John
Fisher and Maude Eakin-
The Lewis county corn show will
be held Saturday at the court house,
at which prizes VIII be awarded as
follows: Best so; second, 81; third,
S.; fourth, SO and fifth, 81.
Fay Watkins, who for number Of
years owned and operated a racket
store here. but who for some time has
been conducting a dry goods store has
opened another racket store in the
Edwards building on Main avenue,
and will have on hand a full supply
Of Christmas and holiday. goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fisher, who were
recently married here by the Rev
Adam Bird, of Buckhannon, viii leave
this week for Flatwoods where Mr.
Fisher ownes a large stock farm and
where they Will make their future
home.
Several of the young people of the
city enjoyed a social dance Thursday
night at the hospital.
W +. Morgan. Baltimore and ONO
railroad employe, is looking after the
interest of the railroad boys in Bal
timore this week
Miss Grace HouShton, stenograph-
er for the Weston insurance Com
pany, will leave Friday for Rock
Cave to spend her vacation with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Housh-
ton.
School will close next week for the
holiday season.
P. H. Crawford. of ireland. and
James FIesher, of Sand Fork, have
been sworn in as deputy assessors
c. a. Taylor is a new employe at
the Sun Lumber Company's plant.
The Rev. E. A. Brooks is at Wheel
ing attending a meeting Of the state
Sunday school association.
H. c. Bailey. who was confined to
his room for several days on account
OF sickness. is out again and Will re-
sumo his duties at the BaiIey-Edwards
insurance Office the first of the week.