The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-20
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BUCKFHACINIoN, April 90 re-
cital was given in the high school
by the high school chorus club Sat
uriay evening. Miss Elsie Wolyer-
ton is the director of the club.
Captain w. H Hilleary and Prof
Thomas wv. Haught, are on the state
committee appointed by the govern
or to look after the cenebration of
the hundred years OF peace of the
English speaking people.
The West Virginia Wesleyan Col
lege had a runaway Friday, w1en
it defeated the Glenville Normal
school baseball team on the college
grounds here by a score of 10 to l.
Although the local team played good
ball it was very poor playing on the
part of the Normal boys that ran up
the score. In the beginning of the
eighth inning Coach DALEY put near
Iy the whole of the Wesleyan second
team IN the game, leaving only Neal,
Singleton and Withers of the regu-
lars to finish the game.
The local company OF NationaI
Guard is getting into good form as
fast as possible for the inspection
April 2S. A letter has been receive
ed from General Elliott compliment
ing the company, ami saying that In
| a little time the company would un-
doubtedly develop into one of the
best companies in the state.
Prof. Frank Trotter, of the state
university at Morgantown, was a
business visitor here recently.
Mrs. VIII Coles. and child were &C
companied to CIarksburg by Mr.
Coles on their way to Kansas CITY
where Mrs Coles will visit friends
and relatives.
Baird Foreman is spending a few
days in this city with his parents.
Mr. Foreman is employed at Burns
Mrs, Thomas Farnsworth has re-
turned after visit of few days
with friends in Grafton.
Waldo Williams, postmaster at
VoIga and we'll known insurance
man, is in town attending to business
matters
the funeral of DIR. Charles Barlow,
which was held Thursday Mr.. Bar
low was very popular with his many
Mr. MI and Mrs. p ID. Bailey. of
Clarksburg. have been in this city
for a short visit with friends.
E. R. Lewis, of Cleveland, o., was
business caller in this city recent
ly Mr.. Lewis is a field agent for the
Western Reserve University.
u. /. Jenkins has returned from
a visit to friends in Clarksburg.
The daughter of Thornton Jack
son is recovering from an operation
for a tumor Miss Jackson was OPP
Grated on the first of last week.
C L. Golden is recovering from
an operation for appendicitis
Miss May Bond was N Bucknan-
non wednesday attending to business
affairs. Miss Bond Is an official Of
the Girls In 1ustrial Home at Sa-
ARRANGEMENTS are being made for
the trip OF the local knights OF
Pythtas and their friends to Fair
mont May 20. A special train will
run and local knights viii endeavor
to have the new home of the West
Virginia knights of Pythias located
here. All Buclcnannon people VINO
are interested i'm the movement ought
to 20 on the "trip If possible.
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Berthy have re-
turned to their home In Cowen.
Newell ]. a1ayman has returned to
his home in CIarksburg after bust
ness trip to this city.
Aaron Levinstein is in Clarks0urg
attending to business matters
Much interest is being shown N
the B1Ckhannon basebaH team,
which Is composed of local players.
Several games are being scheduled
with nearby city teams There are
many baseball fans IN this. city E.lol