The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-24
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SlHINNSTON, Feb. 24-on ac-
count Of the fire recently the sew
enth grade of the sh.nnston public
school has not had any classes this
week. The eighth grade also. was
unable to have classes for three
days, but as the damage to the
school rooms was most caused by
wafer, repairs were soo1 made. 1t
is hoped that by thehmtddle of this
week the seventh grade will again
be at work.
Mrs Mary Short. of Charles
street, who has been quite i'll for
the last two weeks, is some better
ana wlI soon be out again.
Mrs. George Ferguson entertain
ed the Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church Thurs
day afternoon from 2 to16 o'clock.
The time was spent in sewing and a!
SOCIAL hour, after which salad
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Mrs. Lloyd Chalfant, Of Clarks-
burg, visited friends here Thurs
day. Il. 80
Miss Bonnie swiger, teacher Of
the third gradelin the public school
here, has been quite i'll or tonsilitisf
the last week Mss Minnie Martin
is teaching in her absence. m
R.a}H. Johnson, photographer, Of
Fairmont, was here Thursday: Mr.,
.fFoiSason was! 'tkk ine'' group pictures
of the High school for the Year
IBooA W.
TIE ErettlEEaeiia and Shakespeare
soci !ssss.5g ef sthe ssshlsiR aston & High
school met in their respective rooms
Friday afternoon at 9 o'clock. Com
mittees were elected from both socl-
efes 10 select Acpntestapts FOR the,
literary contest, which will be given
commencement week.
L! NEssss DAWSON 3qls Main stfekg aas
fbeen i'll for the last week, but IS
now able to he out,again. d "
E airs. Arthur staim Sdr8fsss Eliz.I
abeth Hardesty, of Enterprise, were
guests of Mrs. Ernest L. Pigott
Wednesday. ! . ~,
James Finlayson was / recent
Fairmcnt visitor.
On Wednesday night Reed'g store
lin East sh.nnston was. robbed.
Forty-three pairs ofIshoes valued at
$500, were taken. Many shirts ana
various other things were also
taken. The whole loss amounts to
about $500. The mysterious part of
it was that the robbers entered the
front door, while the lights were
burning brightly They pried the
night lock off and damaged the win
dows to some extent. Bloodhouads
from Fairmont were brought here
on the 8 o'clock car. They followed a
trail from the store to a house oc-
eupied by Italians at Haywood.
Two men and a girl are under ar
rest.
Mrs. John Smith, of Coleman
avenue, Fairmoat, is guest of Mrs.
Lydia Parrill of the West Side.
Master Cecil Knapp. of Fairmopt,
is quite i'll of measles at the nome OF
his. grandmother, Mrs. Eta Dean.
DIR. A. 7. Post, af ClarksDurg,
was recent visitor here.
Charles Smith, OF Clarksburg,
was here recently visiting his moth
er, Mrs. NJ. j Smith.
Mss Alma Vassar was visitor at
Fairmont recently.
h. II. Shinn was a business visitor
at Fairmont Thursday afternoon.
Mss Villa Lowe visited Glarks-
burg friends few days ago.
Mrs L. NJ. Wetzel, of -Fairmont,
is guest of Mrs. J. N. Knox.
Mrs. j. D McGee was shopping at
Clarksburg recently.
MISS GERALDINE Rinehart was az
recent visitor to Fairmont friends,
Miss Byrd Whiteman has seturn-
Cd from Harrington, where she vis5l
fed friends for several days..
Mrs. w. G. Murray was slopping3
at ClarRsburg recently.
George Smith was a Fairmont Wis
itor the FIRST of the weak
Abe Horton, former well known
l6car boy. but now Of Clarksburg,
where he is street car conductor,
visited friends here recently.
o. L, Lowe was looking after busl-
ness MISTER at clarksburg the frst
of the Week.
7 M. Heldreth was business