The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-14
SHINNSTON

at Fairmont Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Eleanor shinn is quite III this
week of Ia grippe.
Misc Don Smith, teacher OF the fifth
grade of the public school, is able to
resume her work after an illness OF
several days.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Hawkins and little
son were shopping at Fairmont We'd
fesday.
The revival services which began
at the Methodist Episcopal church
March are still in progress. The
Rev Mr.. Goodwin, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church at Warrington
was here for night or two and helped
with the singing. He expected to re-
main here for at least week,
but was suddenly called to his charge
at Warrington. The Rev. B. F.
Rhoades, of Moundsville, is conduct
Ing the meetings. He is well liked
by all who attend and his sermons
are impressive. The church can
scarcely seat the crowds that attend
each evening. Great interest is be-
ing taken on the part of everyone and
there has been many conversions so
far. several having connected them
/ selves with the church.
Miss Hazel Rowand and Miss Clara
Richardson were shopping at Fair
mont recently.
Miss ocie eDan, of Bridgeport was
a guest of Miss Audrey Douglas and
/ Mrs. Ira Weaver this week.
Miss Hattie Martin. who Is teach
! ing in the public school at Clarksburg,
was a guest of her mother. Mrs. Mar
/ tin, of the West Side, recently.
Several local people attended the
opening of Courtney's at Fairmont
Wednesday.
! The oil we'll on the c. A. Short farm
came in Wednesday night and is now
! going ten barrels an hour. Several
! rigs are being put up in East shinns-
ton this week and also on the West
/ Side.
The glass factory is coming on
nicely and before many more weeks
it will be well on the way to com
/! pletion.
Mr.. Southern, of East Shinnston, is
! erecting modern two story house
! on the lot adjoining Mr.. Smiths in
East Shinnston.
Mrs. L. B. Douglas and daughter,
Miss Audrey, were shopping at Clarks-
burg recently.
E. H. Shinn was business visitor
at Fairmont Wednesday.
! Miss Agnes Wilkinson was at Fair
mont Tuesday evening.
Born-to Mr., and Mrs. Chester
/ Pigott. of Pine Bluff, Tuesday night
/ son.
Russell Jaynes was at clarksburg
the first of the week.
The Rev. L. B. Douglas, Who has a
charge in the Methodist Protestant
church of Pennsboro. is spending the
week with his family in East shinns-
ton.
y Miss Minnie shinn was shopping
at Fairmont Wednesday.
\ Mrs. II. P. Shinn is able to be out
again.
orville chalfant, of Sugar run, was
in town recently.
! Mrs. john Koon, of Enterprise, was
a guest of her sister. Mrs, A. C. Fort
ney, of the West Side this week.
Miss Bonnie Swiger, teacher of the
third grade of the public schools, is
quite i'll this week of lagrippe. Mrs.
( b. +. Taught is teaching in her alb
/ sence.
+! Mr.. and Mrs. welghtman, of Enter
prise, were in town recently visiting
friends.
Mrs. Robert r. Hardesty was shop
ping at clarksburg recently.
Mrs. William Warifield, who lives
in bungalow short distance below
town, gave a surprise party In honor
OF her husband Tuesday evening.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs. R.
E. Nutter, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. .saund-
ers, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Strives, Mr..
and Mrs. A NJ. fturm. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. A. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. e. J..
sturm, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Ice, Mr..
and Mrs. Ash, Mrs. Enoch Mcintyre,
Mrs: F. L. Robey, Misses Helen Mar
tin. Mary sturm, Fay sturm, Josephine
Martin and Messrs. Herbert and Leon
ard Ash and Ellis Taylor. A very
enjoyable evening was spent in games
and music. Miss Fay sturm read sew
eral pieces for their benefit. About
$3.50 dainty luncheon was served
by the hostess.