The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-28

odd FELLOWS
Lodge Authorizes Issuance of
$1,000 Worth of Ten Year,
Six Per C ent Bonds.
R1eHHMooD. March 27e
local lodge OF Odd Fellows here
brick structure on its lot at saa COR
ner' OF, Oakland avenue and Main
street the coming spring and sum.
mer. The lodg e authorized the issu-
ance of So. 900 worth of ten year, six
per cent bonds some months ago for
the purpose OF aiding In the erection
Of such a building. but was ti1onght
best to defer the matter until spring.
II is ndSrsfood that the bonds are
printed anG rs soon as they can be
sold the building will be let to con-
tract. Should this be a sure 20. It
will make three large brick build
ings TO mp here this spring. as the
city building is now certainty. and
r. S. Eskridge and w. L. Thomas
will also soon begin the erection OF
their business building which willEgo
up along side OF the town building,
the wall between them serving for
both buildings. And SO. by all this
it is evident that Redwood IS not
dead yet by any manner OF means.
Woth tn avent of better
weather re expect business to
improve greatly here this spring.
Already there are quite a
few of the jobbers In the woods az
work and the woods are gradually
filing up with laborers. The Cher
ry River Boom and Lumber Company
has been getting in good orders OF
late for lumber and everything points
to a revival in business along all
lines. Let us hope, that the signs will
not fell. ss
agent for this county, with headquar-
tiers at summersviiIe, was circulating
in this part last week. Mr.. Click Is
a most pleasant gentleman and his
whole soul is in the work, and he is
going about the business in man
ner that is bound to bring success.
Bob Crop. formerly of this city.
but now associated with a tailoring
company at Clarksburg. was mingling
with friends, here this week.
The smallpox situation is steadily
there being on new cases
and all those who have the disease
or have been exposed to it, are under
under strict quarantine. nd tits
4 h h,It
Until the town will be entirely free
from it.
~ ]. Mark Hamilton has leased the
New Northern hotel and has taken
charge of same Mr.. Hamilton. while
he does not claim to be; IN expert
enced hotel man. possesses all the re-
quirements of a good landlord, and
he assures the public that 1t will be
his aim to conduct a first class. up
to date place.
a. Mac. keenan,. the whole souled,
Jolly representative Of the Hawkins
Marble and Granite Company. OF
Sutton. was here this week in the in
terest of his company s
,. b. Dodge. manager Of the Dodge
Clothespin Company at: this place,
made a business trip east this week.
Lou Lombard. merchant and lumz
Der contractor. of Cranberry. was
here one day this week.
G. C. Morris. representing the Tn
derwood Typewriter Company. was
here this week liking typewri
Dr.. u. G.. McCutcheon and wife, ofI
Palmer, were visiting friends and rel
atives here this week
4ss S. Coburn. who has been here
for several years in the employ o.
the Cherry River Boom and Lumber
Companies moving to Elkins.
81 Brown has sold his Walnut
street property to Mrs. DeHart, and
will locate elsewhere. Ssi
Mrs: g. B. Crop. who has been
here for several weeks visiting Srel-
atiyes. has gone back to her home
Eear Oakland Nd ,
Mel Brock and family have moved
to Spencer, where Mr.. Brock is senl-
ployed on a newspaper: 8.
John Landacre. who was severely
poisoned a few days go by: eating
dried greens, is slowly Improving;
Ex-sheriff David Mcqueen. of
Mudd1ety.s was here a day or two this