The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-01-02
state. should feel that their time
has come for political recognition.
Is Formally Dedicated by
n the Odd Fellows at

WALLACE, w. Va, Jan. oval
lace Lodge. No. 1913, 4. %. o. f., ded-
icated its new hall Saturday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock Members of
the lodge and all visiting members
met at the Wallace hall, the former
home of the Odd Fellows; and with
the sisters of the Rebecca lodge as
an escort, marched to the new hall.
In front of the procession DR.. 8. A.
Cavalier and f. 8. Estlack led the
goat. With q. T. Baker, Of Cam
den, district deputy grand master;
T. F. Lambert grand marshal, R. "
Thompson grand warden, Claude G..
Cavalier grand chaplain, w. R. q.
Hall herald of the North, B. f.
Harbert herald of the South, Festus
e. Robinson herald Of the East, and
wv. B. Fielding herald Of the West,
the dedication ceremonies proceeded
in a very pleasing manner. The dis
tinguished visitors present were q.
NJ. Rouse, past grand master, Of
New Martinsville; e. T. Baker, dis
trict deputy, of Camden; G.. D..
Smith, prominent attorney of St.
Marys. and the Hon. M. O.. Riblett,
a former member of the legislature,
Of Lumberport, all of whom made
interesting addresses on odd Eel
lowship.
In the evening in the fine store
room, which was recently completed
under the hall, and which is owned
by F. S. Estlack, there was given a
box and oyster supper, which was a
grand success. The large room was
packed full of men, women and chill
dren who seemed to enjoy them.
selves Immensely during the entire
evening. The boxes sold for hand
some prices one bringing $500 The
total cash receipts Of the evening
were 5000.
f-.Mdchacredit is due the building
committee for the handsome hall it
turned over to the lodge, and also
the committee which had the sup
per in charge.
- y Store Invoiced.
The Wallace Cooperative Store
Company had hts semi-annuai, In
voice made last week by F. E. Rob
inson and Meta Robinson. The re-
port has not vet been submitted to
the directors. The annual meeting
of the stockholders will be held Fri
tday, evening at which time directors
for the ensuing year will be elected.
Mrs. James McGarvey and son,
Clovis. of Adamston, and Dr. and
Mrs. G. W. Brown took dinner Sun
day with DR.. and Mrs. A. o. Kelley
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cunningham
and Miss Mary Hansford; of CGarks-
burg, visited friends here recently.
John ]. Ashcraft, OF near sardis,
was here Saturday looking after
business matters.
Small Pay of Gas.
Treat and Rowland have COM
pleted their we'll on the A. &c. Pigott
farm on Little Elk, which proved to
be OF little or no good, only getting
a small pay of gas.
The Rev. P. D. Fisher, who re-
Gently resigned HIS work here as pas
tor Of the Methodist Episcopal
church, on account of his wlfe's
serious illness, came here last week
and shipped his household goods to
Ripley, and returned to Spencer,
where he will join his wife, who is
there taking treatment.
Mrs. John N.>Dotson, of Republic,
o., is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
f. Heldreth, of Upper big Elk.
Isaac l.. DAVIDSON, of the Davis
son addition, has returned from a
business visit at Fairmont.
Marshall Gains. of Salem, was a
visitor here recently.