The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-30
BRISTOL



tSpEGiAL eJRREsPoNrElleEi
BRISTOL, April 2s-Mrs. s. L. La
Mar. who has been visiting home folks
at Salem for the last several weeks
win depart in rev days on her re-
turn journey to Roumania, where her
husband is employed in the oil fields.
Mr.. LAMAR and his brother, Jesse, have
entered into a contract at a big in
crease in salary to remain there two
years longer when they will all return
home.
The South Penn Oil Company has
a fine showing for producer on the
$, R. Lanham farm on Big Rock Camp
creek. 1t filled up with 1900 feet Of
fluid in four hours.
The Arthur Sheets Oil Company put
In $500 feet of six-inch casing at its
well No. on the Ed. sigley farm on
Flinderation last Friday night.
William T. Ritter, who was former
ly in the meat business at Salem and
later at o'Neil has sold out mis- bust
ness there and gone back to the
farm on Grass run.
Boyd swiger, pumper for the indie
pendent OIL Company has moved from
the VIII Ritter property on Grass run
to the McGinnis property in the east
end of town.
The derrick for the Arthur Sheets
Oil Company on the Joshua Dennison
farm is now under construction.
Francis Bailey. and Curtis Riley
came home few days ago after finish
ing up q we'll in the Weston field,
Mrs. Ella Dpnnally, who has been
very i'll for the last several days is
greatly improved at this time.
Miss Belle Barnes, who sprained her
ankle few weeks ago is able to be
about without the aid of crutches. She
is staying with Mr.. and. Mrs julius
Matthey.
omer Tate, who purchased a fine
team of draft horses at Pittsburg two
weeks ago, had the misfortune to lose
one of them last week. Mr. Tate paid
$500 for the horses
George W Ritter was business Wis
itor in Salem last week.
Howard Jones was attending to
business interests in clarksburg last
Friday.
Melvin D. Tough was at clarksbure
the lastof, the week looking after BUSH
ness matters no Y1astgf al
+ A fine lot of live stock. household
goods, ETC., will be sold at public auc+
dion at the residence, ofeWflHe Hiekl
man Monday, May 5.
Harvey Williams, of MarshvilIe, has.
returned home from Indianapolis. md,
where he had ,been attending the In
diana Veterinary College. He was
graduated from that institutions this
spring and Is now ready to hang GU.
his shingle. He is brother of DR.
Jesse F. Williams,EeI Harrisburg. II
The Valley FARM will be played
Tuesday evening at the auditorium al
Salem under the auspices Of the Young
Ladies' Social Helpers of the Metho-
;.ist Episcopal church Admission Will
be twenty-five and thirty-five cents.
The proceeds will go to the piano
fund. A pleasant evening will be en-
joyed by all attending. Cast of the
characters will be as follows:
Harold Rutledgs, a young New York
er .................E. S. Young
Perry Deave, son Of the soil. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n. Jones
David Heldrith, New York lawyer
......................L, S Fleming
silas Holcomb, owner of Valley
farm ............".H, H. Webster
Azariah Keep. clock tinker. 49,.
......;,...;.,...:...:,Cecil Young
Jennings. servant at Rutledge man
sion .....&...:...... Cecil Young
Hetty Holcomb, a county flower
transplanted to city soil. .........
....,...!.......-... Blanche Wilson
Isabel Carney. niece of David Hid
reth ................ Halle Leonard
Mrs. Rutledge, Harold's mother. -.
Mrs. l. C. wasnpurn
Alvira Holcomb, sister of silas. -.
,.'..................E Edna Carney
Liza Ann Tucker, who borrows but
never gossips ...................
............ Mrs. William Meredith
Verera, hired girl at the farm. -.
................... Ethel Davis
Charles c. Fittro, road superinten-
dent of Harrison county, was an Salem
fork creek Monday looking after bust
ness matters.
William Hickman, OF Hill Garden
farm, was business visitor in clarks-
burg Monday.
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