The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-12
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Miss Amanda Keesy, of this place.
was solemnized at the home OF the
bride Wednesday last. The cere-
tmony was performed by the Rev. w.
\. Frasure. The wedding was a
quiet one and the contracting parties
left on train No. for the home OF
Mr.. Ritter, where they win reside.
The bride is the daughter OF the late
Noah Keesy and has been very prom
inent in the society and church af-
fairs Of Bristol.
The Conservatory Concert Quartet
Of the Ithaca Conservatory of Music
will appear at the college auditorium
at Salem Tuesday night, and rare
musical treat is promised to all at
tending. The proceeds will go for the
purchase of piano for the High
school here. The personnel of the
quartet isSGeorge Fuller, reader;
Miss Grace Covy, mezzo-soprano;
Miss Alice Mcpherson. violinist; and
Glenmore Holmes, pianist.
E. B. Davis lost finger from his
fleft hand while dressing tools on the
Samples No. 8 we'll on Grass run a
flew days ago. Ii was cut of just
back of the nail by wire cable.
A bouncing boy baby was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde linn, of Cherry
Camp run recently. Mr.. linn has a
smile that covers his face and don't
know which way to CO. backwards
or sideways. Anyway, clyde is a good
Eold Republican and will bring up the
boy right.
MRS. hattie Hickman, of Hill Gar.
den FarRj went to Fairmont Monday
to visit her father for about three
weeks. She was accompanied as fal
las Clarksburg by her husband, viii,
liam Hickman.
!: The protracted meetings at the In.
dian run Methodist Episcopal church
closed Sunday night, with a large
number of conversions. The Rev W
y Frasure will begin revival meet.
; Ing at the Bristol Methodist Episcopa
Echaheh on-Sunday March 16.
/ Mr.. and Mrs Howard Barnes and
children were calling on Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram D. Lynch here Sunday even.
ing ,l
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Lafebre and
two children. have gone to New Jer-
sey heresthey have purchased q
farm on which they will reside.
| Miss Halle Leonard, of Salem, was
lat vclarksburg q few evenings ago to
jattend the play at Robinson's Grand
Raymond Warner and B. F. Davis
of sedalia, went to Charleston last
week to witness the Inauguration Of
Governor H D, Hatfield,
Walter Lynch is suffering from
a very severe cold at this time.
Amos Cooper, we'll known too
dresser, sustained broken ankle ant
sprained knee when something wen
wrong atJtha well on which he was
working near Big Isaac few days
ago.
Cecil Matthey, son OF Julius Mat.
they, of this place, received some very
painful injuries a few days ago when
he cought his fingers in the sos
wheels of corn shelter and had them
crushed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Pfouts, of the
East End, are the happy parents of a
big boy baby
George W. Grow, substitute mai
carrier on Route No. l.. took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram D. Lynch
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, James R. Reynolds
and little daughter, of Blue Creek
Kanawha county, were here the first
of the week looking after business in
terests.
Superintendent G. W. Hogg, of Sal
EN-, has returned from Philadelphia
where he attended the annual meeting
of the superintendent branch of the
National Education Association. He
reports very interesting session
THE next meeting will be held at
Richmond.
Miss Nettie Hickman went to Fair
mont Monday to visit her sister, Miss
Edna Hickman, who was formerly
employed at the Herald printing office
at Salem. Miss Hickman will return
about the last of the month.
Mrs. Marietta Custer, of Flindera-
ton, who has been i'll for several
months was visiting friends on In
dian run Sunday.
Worthington March. of Salem fork
creek, was business visitor at Rey-
noldsviIle Saturday.
julius Matthey went to Clarksburg
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