The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-24
WESTON


WESTON, April 24.LAt the Cath
Ollie church Wednesday the Rev. Faith
ef SVsint oficiated at the. marriage Of
Andrew 'Wheian, .Jr., to Miss Anna NJ.
Rush. Immediately after the cere-
mony the wedding party took break
fast at the Imperial restaurant and
boarded the first train; by way of
Clarksburg to Grafton, the home OF
the groom, where they will make
their future home.
Matt W0ofters q well known oil
well drilfer, and representative Of
prom inent Lewis county family, and
Miss Gertrude Feehey, daughter of a
we'll known Roanoke merchant. quiet
" skipped away to Oakland. Md, the
last OF the week and were joined In
marriage. They returned home
Monday. 80
On Tuesday night at the Imperial
restaurant AndreW Whelan and Matt
Woofter gave a banquet to a select
humble Of friends. Jay Murphy act
ed as toastmaster after the feast was
enjoyed and In pleasing way intro
duced a mum Der of those present Col.
James Basel, Earl Harris, Stokes
Vandervort and others responding in
happy speeches.
The. Rev..-G, H. Snyder, OF CASTOR
will deliver an address to the Odd
Fellows of West Milford on Saturday
might of this week. On Sunday he
viii speak for the odd Fellows at
three different poin Is. In the morn
ing he will be at Castor. He goes to
Kandalias for. an AFTERNOON address.
and to Roanoke for another one at
night.
The Rev. Earl a. Brooks was re.
cent called to his boyhood home at
French Creek, Upshur county, for the
the marriage Of his parents, who still
live in the same house in which they
began house keeping soon after their
marriage, OF nine children, born nm
TO these parents, eight are living. and
all Of the eight save one was present
are arranging for a celebration on
May 80 which promises to be quite
an AFFAIR. They Will discuss the road
question and they have invited Con-
gressmen Sutherland and Nicely to
be present, as we'll as State Road
Commissioner A. ID. Williams, and
all hut one o these have promised
to be present.
Amos Bright, of Sutton. was a
distin guished visitor IN the city yes
terday. Mr.. Bright is enjoying quite
a boom for governor BOW Taere
are those who believe that he Is the
Republican-Progres hope for
1910 anu IL 70 O ~ GNLJ
that he would not be Rverse to acy
cepting the nomination. II that VIII
epting the nomination IL that will
bring about substantial unity among
the forces OF the two factions
Jack Pulliam, a prominent Par
kergburg live stock man, was here
yesterday on his way to elmer coun-
ty. He owns 2 large stock farm near
Troy S
Dr. Will E. bond. tof Alexander. Is
In the city on hasinass.
George d. Butcher, OF AlltnEdaie.
was in town rscentlY.
NJ. B. Morris, reManent young
lawyer and politician Of Gilmer
county, was in the city recently.
iHenfE Wagegs appointment Ium-
herman or Sutton. has been mere.
Mrs. John b. Smith was taken to
st. Mars hospStal yesterday FOR
M and Mrs. CLARK waite and Mr..
terday for Art. Cieu1 ems. Mich, to be
conc three weeks. they wTff return
in an automobile which lER, Aoou
has Ipurchased In Datrpif,
1t is probahl6 y .ceSl 81
Methodist PThte tan cnter iice
will be changed from Prisons 20
Jane Lew.
DeIbert Cleayenger, OF Lorentz,
wasg in the city on business this
week,
The railroads OF this country Win
,ollaot aaspfft $4,000. 0GO this year be