The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-05
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ssesea4L OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
WESTON, Oct Between 5000
and s, 900 people attended the Hamil-
ton party,s meetings here Sunday. At
the tabernacle large crowds were
present morning. afternoon and even
ing. AT the Methodist Episcopal
the afternoon to hear Miss McGaughey
deliver an address to married women
At the Methodist Protestant church
Miss Straw spoke to the high school
and other young girls. At the colored
church Mrs. Hamilton spoke to that
congregation. At the same time
Doctor Hamilton was delivering MS
great sermon, Booze and the Boozer,
to fine audience at the tabernacle.
Many persons were present from
points in the country, and from points
down the trolley line as far as Lost
Greek and Mt. Glare. Up to date there
have been more than 400 conversions,
and the party believes that the real
revival has just begun. The men OF
the city are being organized for per-
sonal work In manner that Is ex-
pected to count Wednesday evening
the Odd Fellows are to attend In
body There are a number OF local
lodges OF that order in the county,
and Efforts are being made to have
them all send delegations, so that the
crowd of members on "Wednesday
evening is expected to be very large.
Ell. Smith, the Republican nominee
for county superintendent CT schools,
is suffering from injuries received
few evenings ago when assisting
neighbor in filling his silo. The work
was being done after dark In part
Smith was feeding the cutter. and IN
trying to jerk loose corn stalk that
was fast in the machine, his hand was
caught and three fingers badly in
iured by being dragged under chain
belt. He is nursing the members care
fully, but is losing little time from the
campaign.
Mrs. stalnaker, widow OF the late
Mortimer Stalnaker, died at the fam
lily home at Jane Lew the last OF the
week. She was IS. years OF age. and
was the mother-in-law OF John Davis
son, a prominent farmer and live stock
dealer of Lost Creek, Harrison county.
The Rev. p. J. Null conducted the run
eral services and interment TOOK place
near Jane Lew Friday.
Mrs. Hanson d. Butcher, OF the
Riverside neighborhod. died Thurs
day evening, and her body was laid
to rest Saturday afternoon, the Rev
John Beddow, pastor OF the Methodlst
Episcopal church OF this city. ofiiciar-
ing at the funeral
The Rev H. B. Workman, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church OF Mt
Clare, his son, and his son-in-laW,
Senator Steed, Of Lincoln county. were
here the last Of the week.
lanes Kemper and Harry Bailey.
two we'll known young men OF Free
mansburg, this county, have gone 70
Cincinnati to enter upon a course OF
dental study.
there the last of the week for Wallace
to teach.
school in the musical department at
Wesleyan College.
Mr.Jand Mrs L. A. Watson, OF ire
land, are visiting relatives in the city.
]. N. Houghton is recovering from
injuries recently received when
| frightened horse threw him from
vehicle at a point near Jacksonville,
this county. -
| Roy 3. Parrish. Republican nominee
| for state senator, was in the city
day or two Of last week. OUT people
were favorably impressed with NM
and he will be Loyalty supported IN
this part of the district.
The Rev. 3. ]. woofter, of Salem.
and Prof. j. W. Broyles, OF Buckhan-
non, were here Saturday to take part par
| in a meeting of a committe represent
ing the educational work OF the Bap-
4 fist church.
The Rev. G. d. Smith, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church in Clarks,
burg, was seeing friends in his OLD
home community here the last OF the
week.
The little son of James w. Ferry Is
at Johns Hopkins hospital at Balu-
more, undergoing treatment for tq a
berculosis of the bone OF one leg, ne
| has been afflicted for some time, out
he is reported in fair way to recover
now.
/ w. 9. Cum had with him over Sun
day brother, John Gum. OF Braxton
county, and three sisters. Mrs Ellen
Dupoy. also of Braxton county %na pe and
Mrs. 0landus West and MRS Ferts
Waggoner, of Upshur county.
Dr.. o. B. Beer and ]. n Asper, Of
Buckhannon, were here Sunday.