The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-08
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On Big
Near Elkins, in Which Several
ciarkshurg Men Are
Interested.

Ciarkshu Men Are
Interested. q
ELKINs. Aug. THE Arst
load OF brood soWs were recs ttitIs:gl
this week and plared on the SsAAt1s
acre farm OF the West virginia nE
COMPANY at Mabie. The comp
expects to place at least !. 900 hoGns
on this property during the sn11i-
Inef: Several Clarissbnrg men are
the principal stockholders IN thiaS
COMPANY. ~
Prof. o. O.. Wilson. superfntendAnt
OF the Ellxine city schools for
Ileral years. has been elected e1bhr-
intendent OF the F,atrmont city
schools, to fll the vacancy caused
by the resignation otgformer Super
intendent Joseph Roster, who
Fafrmont state normal school. Prof.
Wilson will be greatly missed IA, This
city. but his many friends wish him
much success in his new field of ca
deavor.
The plant Of the Keyst tone fan-
ufacturinB Company, in South
kins. which has been closed for some
time. will reopen early IN An rust.
cent fire at the Raine-Andrews plant
at EvenWood having been purchaRsd
by the local management. Thomas.
CorWin, of Evenwood. will have
charge Of the plant as superintan6
lent, and about thirtyhve men win
be employed. a.
James Monda and family, proprto-
tors of a fruit store. left El1fsng
~
and 1t Is said left q number Of cred
itors to mourn their departure. The
household goods were loaded In "a
car Friday night and shipped to
Pittsburg. and at the same time
Sap Monda. q son. is alleged to have
left with six horses and some va
ons. expecting to drive through the
country to that city.
Nathaniel "A. Saffel, aged 81 ysiESs:
died July 81. In q local hospifat
from injuries received;aboA q month
ago at his home In Barbour COUNT
when he was Kicked by q colt. E7cs
is survived by his wife and 6our
children. The funeral'was held Sun
day at Jerusalem Barbour county.
Ed 4. Williams. OF MuskeEon.
Mich, who VIII head the 1al
training department of the EllEins
high school during the comm e year
was q visitor In the city TuaSdGy.
on his. way to visit his father ats
Glady. {. sas
Misses Mary Weimsr ana Eliza
beth Madden Delightfully."- entertain-
ed a. fewsof their friends at the h6ms
OF Miss Weimer Tuesday evening.
In honor of Miss Mary Madden, Of
Washington, D. c.. and "A. Kenneth
Mcmillan. Of Elkins. Tuesday being
their birthday. The evening was =
spent In playing 5000
Miss Mary Cain was the hostess
at an enjoyable dance last Friday
night, In honor of hersguasts. Misses
Mary and Cath1een Carroll Of
Charleston, and Miss Reta King. Of
Parkersburg. About sixty couples
were present.
Mrs. William Gordon ,Crawford
Washington. and MisssJ Juliet Thomp-
son, q well known artist Of New
York City. are guests at HaIlfehurst
the summer home of Mrs. Stephen
B. Eikfns.
An enjoyable picnic was given IN 4
the city park Friday evening In hon
tO4 &AAAfS9SS ~ I'll kAANO4R
Miss Helen Musser. OF Michigan a.
Miss Nell White, of Clarkaburg. who
are visiting friends IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N. Wilson left
Tuesday morning for San FRANCISCO
to visit the Pacific expo1i-
ton after which they will sail for
Alaska. where Mr.. Wilson will look
over some timber lands.
DR.. ard Mrs. y. J. Kaunmau en-
tertained q party Of little ladies' at
their home Monday evening In hon6c
of their nieces Misses Mary and Mad
cline Shackleford Of Grafton.
Miss Barbara burst entertained
some OF her friends Friday evening
at the home OF her aunt Mrs. Sarah
burst. at Frostburg, IN honor OF
Miss Maud Crfssman, Of this city.
Patrick Mccall, WHO has been 4
patient in the Johns Hopkins hospit
al at Baltimore for thelast six weeks
has returned to his home at Valley
Bend very much improved.
I Mrs. W. r. Jordan and daughter.
Miss Laura, who have been visiting
relatives in Bradford Pa. for sew
seral weeks have returned home.
Miss Catherine Britton left sat-
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