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

WESTON. April 24.-At the Cath
ollie church Wednesday the Rev. Fath-
er Swint ofhciated at the marriage Of
Andrew Whelan, Jr., to Miss Anna M.
Rush. Immediately after the cere-
mony the wedding party took break
fast at theefmpeFiai restaurant and
boarded the frst train by way of
Clarksburg TO Grafton, the home of
the groom, where they will make
their future home.
Matt Wooftef, a well known oil
we'll drilleE. and representative OF
promine Lewis county family, and
Miss Gertrude Feehey, dau ghter of a
well known Roanoke merchant, quiet
ly sIipped away to Oakland, Nd. the
last of the week and were Joined in
marriage. They returned home
Monday.
On Tuesday night at the Imperial
restaurant Andrew Whelan and Matt
Woofter gave a banquet to a select
number OF friends. Jay Murphy act
ed as POSTMASTER after the feast was
enjoyed, and in a pleasing way intro
dReed a number of; those present. Col.
James BBssel, Earl Harris, Stokes
YanderVort and others responding in
happy speeches.
The. ReY. G. II. Snyder. OF Castor
will deliver an address TO the Odd
Fellows of West Milford on Saturday
night of this wee3E.a On Sunday he
will speak for the Odd Fellows at
three different points. In the morn
ing he will be at CASTOR, He goes TO
YandaIia for an afternp0ns aa dress,
and ITO Roanoke for another one al
night
The Rev. Earl A. Brooks was re-
cent called to his boyhood home at
French Creek, gpshur county, for the
celebration of the Goth anniversary Of
the marriage OF his parents, who still
| live In the same h ouse in which they
began housekeeping soon after their
marriage. OF nine children born I'M
i to these parents, eight are living, and
/ all OF the eight save one was present.
are arranging for q. 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 well as State Road
Commissioner A. ID. Williams, and
all hut one fthese have PROMISED
I to be present.
/ Amos Bright, OF Sutton, was a
disting uis1ea visitor In the city yes
terday. Mr.. Bright is enjoying quite
a boom for governor now. Tnere
, are those who believe that ne Is the
I .RepubI.can-Progr hope for
1915. and it Is a pretty sure thing
I that he would not be averse to ac-
cepting the nomination. IL that Will
. eptinS the nonination ifs that WILL
lbring about substantial unity among
the forces OF the two factions.
+ Jack Pulliam, a prominent Par
Ihersburg live stock man, was here
yesterday on his way TO Gilmer coun-
~. He owns large stock farm near
Troy. faEa 49,
Il Dr.XYill gE5 Bends of tAlexan der, is
In the CITY on. business.
George ID. Butcher. OF All!ngdale
was in town recently.
M B. Morris. prominent young
county, was 10. the city recently,
+ Henry Waggy, a prominent lum-
herman Of Sutton,tilas been mere.
Mrs. John B. Smith was taken y
81. Mary's hospital yesterday fol
treatment, So 80
mr. and Mrs.. Clark White ana ar.
and Mrs. Cline Hood left -aere YES,
lterdaY for Mt Clemens AllchsyS to- be
! zone three weeks. They VIII return
I'm an automobile which MI. HOOD
has purchased in Detroit. 81
II II Is probable that the place o.
! holding the annual geonferengR roE tbs
aIGtho list Protestant scondersnc q
WIN he changed from Parsons- "a
Jane Lew.
DeTbert Cleavenger, Of L1orentz
WAC IN the city on business tins
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