The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-23

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sa1TTHmELD. April 2s-EarI sim
sci, an employee of the Hope Gas Com
panys OF Wallace, spent Sunday In.
town.
There will be a onesday farmers
institute held IN the schools house at
Smith4feldi Monday. April ~, morn
Ing and afternoon sessions. There
will be Interesting talks on live SUBJ
iects. You Will want to hear them.
So do not forget tle time. April
"a, and place, Smithsield.
Have you visited the school TINS
year2 II not, do not forget 10 30
friday afternoon. the last Friday al
iterloon of this school year. Ana
be sure to think up some kind ana
apprc-iative word to say to the
teacher and let HIM know that You
upprSciate tho effort that he has put
forth TO teach your child
The friends of the Odd FeAAoWs
lodge OF Smithfeld have been invited
to attend the anniversary address OF
the order to be delivered by the Rev.
w q. Strohmayer at Folsom next
SUNDAY at / O'Clock.
The revival effort in the Method
ist Episcopal church at this place
closed Sunday night. 1t was splen
did meeting with a number OF con-
VERSIONS, and among them were sew
tral of the foremost men of the
town. on next sunday afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock all persons who have
not been baptized Will receive the
sacrament of baptism. and be re-
oeived into full connection with the
church.
Yesterday while the writer was on
one of the mountains near SIN, n
field he saw several peach trees IN
full bloom. 1t was an Inspiring
sight and he had bus one 5ad
thought to mar the oeas, on,
namely, that there were not more Of
them. some say they do not pay
and that they are too short lived.
But a man that lives near here SAID
TO the writer the other day unat he
mad a neach tree that had failed 10
bring crop but once IN thirteen
years and that was last year Two
years ago he. sold Sr6-6U worth OF
peaches from this one tree and usea
one busiel OF the peaches himseif.
Then II is worth something 10 see
raem bloom
The Rev. L. W. Wayman assisted
Pastor w. g. Strohmeyer for ten
days during the meeting here ana
proved himself to be the righiRman IN
the right place He haNso many
warm friends here
DR.. c. L. Bates was in Folsom Tues
day on business.
Emanuel Wassum returned to his
work at Wallace Monday after spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Wassum.
Lou Allenbee, of Pine Grove, and
Bertha Church, of Rinehart, were In
town Monday evening.
Mr.. Anderson, OF Littleton, is NOV
ing to this place.
Harry Carmichael. Earl Clancy and
Patrick Carlin returned to ,Fa1rmont
where they are attending school, after
spending SUNDAY with thelr parents
DR., II. %. Whistler was Calling on
his son. Or. Allen whistler, Of Wallace,
sylvester Myers. OF New Martins
vile, was a business caller in town
Monday.
Price, passed away Friday night after
many months of suffering and was
laid to rest in Cain cemetery SATURDAY
afternoon. He leaves father, mother,
one sister and two brothers to mourn
their loss.
i A. Perry, a gauger for the Eureka
pine Line Company. is threatened
with pneumonia at his homo.
commencement exercises Of Grant
district viii be held at Jacksonburg
Saturday, April %.
Herman Marsh, a clerk for D. Car
michael and Son, spent Sunday win
friends in JacksoHburg.
u. G. Myers returned to has work
Monday morning after spending sun
day with his family at Porters rails
Floyd Carmichael and Martin NC
Clelland were business callers at New
ror+ n Monday
MIS-. NJ. NJ. Topper, who has been
i'll at her home for few weeks Is
able to be out again. -.
| Several OF the Odd Fellows of tins
place attended lodge at Folsom Sat
zedac Headley and little daughter,
Alice, are visiting Mrs. Lawrence Bow
Mrs KaIdrtdOr, OF MeMechen. is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles
Mrs. John Carson. of Failing Tim
Der was shopping in town Tuesday.
! Charles Boggs, Edward seally ana
Thurman Myers. or New AlartinsVilie'
are in town this week
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