The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-10

WESTON, April 10-sirs- Sarah
a Ramsbnrg, one or Weston oldest
women IS dead ct her home near ne
Baltimore and Ohio raflfoad shops.
she was q native Of Maryland, 0ut
came here wish her husband back IN
ltne early fort1ss. The husband. who
was John W. Ramsbprg, had charge
/ OF the Weston Touring mills 1or 8
number of years, and thengiioved 70
the old jackson homestead and wtf8
! in charge OF The Jackson mills fora
long period of time. The deceased
woman was in her eighty seventh
year. The funeral was conducted e.
the nome today by the Rev. z. -.
White, pastor of tina local Baptist
Former prosecuting Attorney
Charles p. Swint has been notified
that the supreme court has sustained
the circuit court OF this county in
the sbeyo' cases which went up
from this county a couple Of years
ago This means. that four former
saInon men VIII be obliged to spend
four months each in 3ail and pay
fines OF $125 EACH The men are ).
NJ. Burnside, proprietor pf the River
side hotsE; DIE. Pomeroy and Jack
Ritz.s who constituted the firm OF
Pomeroy and Ritz, IS and HI Henry.
The men viii have their berttes,
however until the next regular term
lot ci5firt watch viii be in July An
other, case Is against Mark Barley
and this WilI5Be dectded later. The
same principles Of law and practical
I1y the same character OF facts are
involved in this case
Local post0ffice offieials have been
Informed that Congressman Neely
has s.ueceededin getting an extension
Iof the city free mail delivery service
Iso as to take in what are called the
polk creek and Shadybrook addi-
Itfons. These extensions are ordered
ON condition that these locantles
comply with the department re-
Iaufrements for numbered houses
good continuous sidewalks and re-
lceptacles for mail. Several nunuFeu
people will be accommno dated by the
additional service
A local wireless telegraph station
he one OF the things OF which Weston
can boast. Two hign school Dogs
Maple BrannoH and Albert Evert'
lhayts4 installedsa receiving statfon,
and N. mere being dispatching station
Iat X Kennedy station, ave miles away
Rnn ages are being resolved here.
much TO the delight Of the boys.
: Ian BranIo1 is attending circuit
court at Chenille
The regular April term OF the
county court adjourned 1ApKS0S-y /
lAil the business was closed up Wed /
nesday except the making OF an Of
fetal visit to the county tn1irmary'l
which was done Ts1aIrs day.
I 'tlI3rs NJ S. Holt, who in addition 10
being q busy physician and leader OF
The local organization OF Socialists,
Il aIso interested in raising trottlne
horses, has recently received an IN
curry about prices from a breeder IN /
L New zealand He made inquiry az
! to- tfaacast otishippiBg q patrol co! US
n san Francisco for shipment 10
New zealand. and found the express
rates spFohibittyes 1T would cost
ST, 179.sa =, ~. 49,
Charles ]. Shoulders, of Hornor,
was here today on his way. home
Srom the university, where ne mas
completed the short two-yeaF course
lin agriculture. -
a 4ifmber of Weston peopls. came
home. "wednesday and Thursday from
Florida, where they spent the winter 7,
Among these are Mr.. and Mrs J. y.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c.. Burrell,
r.. II, Hall, NJ j. Lovett and George
n 4 rtIaur n Dent and daughter.
Miss Inez OF Troy, were nere Wed-
1nesday ON their way to- ClarksDurg-
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