The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-06-21
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entertained thirty youngsters yester-
day afternoon in honor Of her son,
Reed who celebrated his sixth BIRTH
day. All Of the young folks enjoyed
the matinee at the F'airyland after
which a nice luncheon was served
at the Goe home on Third street, and
numerous games were INDUCED in by
all present
Mrs Ira Goble entertained the 500
Club Wednesday night at her home
in the Malloy apartments. Those
present were Mrs. j. G. Chidester,
Mrs c. P.zsRint Mrs. B. A. Koble-
gard, MrssBFank whelan, Mrs. Guy
Gregg, Mrs W. R. Gregg, Misses
Hattie Brannon, Estella Lively, Mrs.
Luther Sleigh, Mrs George Ross,
Mrs. Luther Sleigh won the first
prize and the second was won by Mrs.
George Ross,
At the home of the, bride in Kit
sonville last night the Rev. G. C.
Lanham officiated at the marriage Of
Miss Clyde Forinash and Mr.. Fred
Whitman. The bridegroom ia a we'll
known mechanic of Cincinnati, and
for few years. was employer in
this city by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. The bride is the only
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi For
mash and has a number Of friends
in this city. Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman
left this morning for Cincinnati,
where they will make their future
home.
The Eastern Star will meet tonight
il the Masonic hall for the purpose
of Installing its newly elected
members for the ensuing year. All
the members = are requested to be
present.
Richard Goe, of Marietta, O., is a
guest Of his uncle, H. NJ. Goe, on
Main avenue.
Work has begun on the street car
line from MT. Glare to Weston. The
contractors who have this branch of
the road will begin to break ground
the first Of tie coming week, and
1t is hoped that before the winter
months begin cars will be running
from this city to Clarksburg.
Grace Hale entertained the Sew
ling Club at her home on Third
street Wednesday evening. IA large
lcircle of her young gfriends were
present and refreshments. were
served. The circle will meet next
Wednesday evening with Miss
Louise Heavener, on Center avenue.
Ray lCrutchtield. of Burnsville,
was taken through here Thursday
to st. Mary's hospital at Clarks-
burg, where he underwent an opera
ton for appendicitis. He was ac-
companied from here by his brother,
Frank.
Mrs. Font Hyer, has returned
from the Johns Hopkins hospital,
where she had been during the last
three weeks.
Miss Rose Troxell, formerly o.
this city, but more recently OF
Morgantown, is here spending a few
days with her brother, Lee. Miss
Troxell will have charge OF shnee--.Eri-
mary grades in the city schools the
coming year. She spent number
of years here in this capacity, and
has been asked by the school officials
TO return and take up her work
again, as it seems hard to fill her
place with teacher so well adapted
to the wants of the little ones.
George Finster, the Oldest printer
in the city, has purchased the j..
w. Ferry job printing Office on
Main avenue and will in the future
conduct the business at the old
stand. Mr.. Fdnster being of long
experience in the business in this
city needs no introduction to the
public.
J. w. Ferry has advertised his
theater for sale. and will leave the
city as soon as his business affairs
are all arranged. lie has secured a
patent on lock which he expects to
put on sale as soon as possible, and
owing to his various business inter-
ests mas decided to go out of the
theater business. HE has one OF
the best rooms in the city and no
doubt will find ready buyer.
Joseph Emshfmer, OF Wheeling,
was in the city on business Thurs
day.
home on Bennett avenue.
"A three million gas we'll has been
drilled in by the Hope Natural Gas
Company on the MORAY farm at
Roanoke, and smaller one on the
G. w. Smith farm in the same 10
Cality.