The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-03-07
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Undertaken Russell Berry went to
Sand Fork to have charge Of the
funeral of Mrs. Kent Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bailey have
returned from visit to the for.
mer's parents at Galiipolis, o..
where they spent ten days.
Miss zina Woods has accepted a
position as stenographer- for Prose-
cutting Attorney c. P. Swint at the
court house.
Cline Hood, of Jane Lew, is in the
city a guest of friends. He recently
returned from a visit of several
weeks in the South. Mr.. and Mrs
Minter jackson, who went with him
have not yet returned.
Mrs. ]. G. Chidester is spending
| a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Jones, at vandalia.
7. N. Barnes, who has been con-
Quoting "a cash grocery on Main
street, is preparing to handle wall
paper this season.
]. NJ. Dennison has returned from
eastern cities where he purchased a
supply Of spring and summer goods
for the Huntington and Dennison
department store.
DIR. George NJ. Hamilton, former
| ly of this city, but more recently of
Charleston, is moving his family
from that point to Buckhannon,
where he will establish an office and
make his future home
1 WESTON, Mar. 4.-Manager
Guy Gregg will present his open
ing vaudeville show tomorrow night
at the Camden theater Shows will be
run throughout the spring and sum-
mer season and a change of pro-
gram will be made twice each week.
]. B Cox, who has been confined
to his home for the past two weeks
on account of grippe, is able to
spend a part Of the time in his fur
niture store.
Mrs. Annie Ryan gave a birthday
party Friday night for her little
daughter. Sarah Aults Several chill
dren of Sarah's age were present
and quite pleasant evening was en-
1oyed by the little folk.
Attorney Birk stathers was at
'clarksburg today on legal business.
J, A. Henderson was at Heaters
during the last week looking after
business interests.
Mrs. ]. W. Farnesworth is able to
be out after several weeks illness
of pneumonia fever.
The directors of the Peoples
Power Plant company are looking
for suitable site to locate their
plant on. NJ n yytfl
A glass company is negotiating
with the owners of the Monarch
tile company to purchase the latter's
plant, which will be turned into a
glass and tumbler factory.
Repair work has been completed
on the Simmons planning mill
plant, which was damaged by the
storm last week.
Mrs. NJ. ] Casey is in Baltimore
visiting her daughter, Miss Mary.
who is in a hospital training school
for nurses there.
Miss Jennie SlsSner, chief oper-
ator for the Consolidated Telephone
company at Buckhannon. spent Sun
day as a guest of her cousin, Miss
Annie Smith.
Miss Stella Miller, who had been
visiting relatives at Buckhannon for
the last week, returned home today,
Roy Lawson, of Berlin, has re-
turned from a business trip to
Clarksburg.
Bland Brannon, OF clarksburg, is
her on account of the illness of Mrs.
Henry Brannon.
Mrs. Paul zobrist, who had been
in hospital at Clarksburg for the
last three weeks, returned home to-
day.
Mrs. Guy Gregg was the guest Of
friends at Clarksburg over Sunday.
G. c. schuster, who has been here
for two weeks, spent Sunday with
his family in Grafton.
Or. j. A. Woofter has returned
from Baltimore whittier he accom-
panied a patient to the Johns Hop
WESTON, Mar. 5.-A great deal of
damage was done at the plant of the
Sun Lumber Company at night when
a large water tank bursted Some
OF the wood work of the tank fell
into the office of the company, doing
slight damage to the office furniture
and breaking a window. The plant