The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-02-08

HdHule5 nothing out Shoes ana nos
iery, and with shoe shine parlor
annexed, it will have one OF the most
: desirable places of business in the
city.
WESTON, Feb. 3.-The stock COM
pany of the Grand theater closed a
deal in which it disposed of its place
of amusement to ]. W. Hood, who is
at present conducting a grocery stone
on Main avenue in the Camden build
ing. The place will be closed UP after
tonight until February IS.
Mrs. Arnold Entertains.
Mrs. jackson Arnold entertained at
cards last night at her home on Cen
ter aaenue, in honor OF her guest Miss
Grace Hays, of Canton, o. A delicious
luncheon was served, and % delightful
time was enjoyed by the party.
Revival Services.
Revival services will begin at the
Methodist Protestant church Sunday
night. The pastor, the Rev. d. G.
Helmick, expects to be assisted during
the revival by other ministers, and
the services will likely be very in
tercsttng.
Has Appendicitis.
Charles A Rhodes, who has a po-
slt.on here with the Central West
Virginia Gas Company, is suffering
from an attack of appendicitis, and
will likely be taken to hospital to-
day. Mr.. Rhodes came here from
Virginia and is highly respected
young man. His many friends in
this city regret to learn of his illness.
Mr.. Rhodes has no relatives living
here.
Rag Social.
| The ladies of the Methodist Prot
estant church gave a rag social last
night for the benefit of the new i'm
provements recently made on the in
terror Of the church building.
| Cohen Resigns.
Ben Cohen, who had been a clerk
here for the Hub department, store
for several years, has resigned his
position and will go to Harrisburg,
Pa. where he will conduct store of
his own known as the Leader.
Weston Personals.
| George NJ. Mcclure, of Parkers-
burg, who had been here visiting Mrs
Maude MCGUIRE returned home Friday.
/ E. G. Davisson left today for his
home in Washington.
= NJ. B. sprlgg, general manager Of
the Sun Lumber Company, has re-
turned from Cincinnati, where he at
tended lumberman's association.
! WESTON, Feb. 5.-Thomas Lynch,
we'll known citizen of the county, is
dead at his home on Sand Fork, aged
60 years. Funeral services we're held
in the Catholic church Sunday morn
ing by the Rev. Father Quirk. Mr.
Lynch was well known in this city
and has number of friends here who
will learn of his death with regret.
Weston Wins.
The game of basket ball played
Friday afternoon between the Weston
High school and Buckhannon resulted
in a defeat to Buckhannon with a
score of fifteen in favor of Weston.
, Tho boys returned highly pleased
| with their success.
Play at Camden.
? Doroth, a stock company, will have
play at the Camden theater each
night during the present week.
Pie Social.
The pie social given at the Shady
| Brook school house Saturday night
was success in every particular. A
nice sum was raised which will be
used in street lights leading from the
: railroad yards to the suburbs.
Lot Sale Soon,
Mrs. A. c. Mannach has the grading
! of her lots about done and expects to
have lot sale in the early spring
She will put on sale seventy-five lots
s and with the street cars coming that
g way will make them among the most
8 valuable suburban residence property
e in the city. The street car line has
:, been surveyed over that route, and
0 should the property owners of tina,
J. part of the city be fortunate enough
to get the line, they will have factor,
t les coming their way before many
: months. There is no part of the sec.
r ton better located for factories than
the part which the line will interseci