The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-30
BUCKHANNON
tePEe,AL eoRaEsPoNeEneD
BUCKEIANON, April 30-A

BUCKFIA.lON, April 30-A very
good audience attended the cantata'
stThe Crucifixion,' > given by the choir
of the First Methodist Episcopal
church Wednesday night. Solos were
rendered by Messrs. Ray Chapman
and Fay Smith. The entertainment
was considered the best of the KIND
ever given in Bukhannon.
The Civic League has been ousy
Of late. much to the benefit of the
city. The streets are being cleaned
AMI what is of more Importance, are
being kept clean. Many other I'M
provements have been noticed since
the league took hold of municipal al
fairs, in spite OF the many obstacles
that were placed in the way Of that
organization.
Several members Of the Bucknan-
non company of National Guard
were vaccinated Tuesday night with
typhoid serum. Most of the mem
bers Of the company are disappolnted
that they were not called out ana
sent to Mexico. The company has
rapidly increased in membership tne
last week. If the captain should re-
ceiye orders to leave for the border
there are enough men who are anx1-
Gus to join, to fill out the company
to war strength, los, almost immeoL
ately.
Local high schol boys are WORKING
hard in order to be prepared for the
state nigh school track and heio
meet at Charleston merit month.
There are some good athletes among
the local boys and they are hoping
to break few high school records.
Lieutenant Written has resumed his
school work at the college. Mr.. Wit
fen is the first lieutenant OF the
Buckhannon company OF Nattonal
Guards.
r. G. Brown has returned from
short visit to his parents at Graz ton.
Carney KelIar has returned from
Bowers, where he was guest OF ms
sitter, Mrs. John Fallon-
percy sharp is at Annaibel1e, where
he has taken a position as book
keeper with the Four-States Coal
Company. Mr.. Snaps was formerly
annloyed at Cowles Brothers Iur-
nishing store
s. q. Legg has moved from Weston
To this city with his family Mr.
Iegse is a prominent Zimmerman q
this vicinity and intends to open an
Office In the opera house building on
Depot street c,,--
Mrs. ]. Hornor DAVIS, OF Clarks-
hure. ia a guest of Mrs. c. A. Barlow
for few days.
.connltely repaired since it was par
tally destroyed by fire. The open
ing service last Sunday was conduct
al nv Father FIaIlwache, of Century.
Mrs. Carl Sexton and baby are
guests for a few days OF Jane Lew
The Ward-Young Candy Company
has received new motor truck TOT
delivery work around the city.
Mrs. o. s. Talbot is spending
few days in Cheat Haven, "a,
guest OF Mrs Nellie Downs.
b. H. Post, of Clarksourg was
recent bueiness visitor here.
G. NJ. Snyder is mere attending 10
+ 3. McCIay and family have
moved to Charleston, where MIR. Nc
Clay Will take up position in the
once OF Fred o. Blue, State tax com
missioner. MT. IcClay was recently
In the employ of the Alton LUMBER
tCompany of this city.
n a. DarneI1 is in Phil.ppi for a
'dav or two on business
Matthew Edmiston has returned
from a business trip through Ten
|nessee and Mississippi.
q p Moran. of Burnsville, Is IN
town looking after business interests.
Sheriff ,Ztcxafoose is out OF town
attending to business AFFAIRS
The fastest baseball game OF the
ssa son played on the home grounds
1 Sse.. hetween wesleyan College and
Marshall college. The game ended
with a score OF to 2 in favor OF
Wesleyan. Perry and Shumaker
Try a pound q eandy's Home