The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-16


Etcrcc young ladies'. members OF
the graduating classes or the Cock
and aiIners, hospital. Went TO Hunt
inston this week 20 take the state eS-
animation for professional nurserceF
.tifcates-
H a. Villa mson. OF ;nIa city. cor
spiting engineer OF the Consol.dSuon1
Coal Company. gave up nope seve sever,
days ago that his brother, G. +. WI
Hanson. who was passenger on the
in-sated Lusltania, had been saved.
Mr.. Williamson has spent great
deal of time trying to locate ms
brother: but no word has been re-
ceived.
Samuel Leeper and Simon Board
two expert accountants. have recent,
As formed a partnership and Will
open up Offices within a few days 70
do a general business of auditing
1t has ben learned on good author
tty. that 1,; the Pennsylvania Public
Service Commission will rstify the
of the Buckhannon
and Northern railroad with the MO-
nonsahela railroad under the name
of the Monongahe1a Railway. IT IS
also said that Colonel j. NJ Schoon-
maker. OF PittsburG. will be mace
president OF the new road and VIII WILL
within the next few months take ac-
tive charge Of It's Affairs
Nav 81 and % will be known as
Booster Days and the Fairmont mer-
i chants are. planning attractive bar
gains to induce the public to make
purchases at this time
J. L. Grouse. the contractor who
Will build Tic new school building Tor
the state normal school, VIII be here
work with local school officials.
Nat T. Frame. state agricultural
agent. and. n. q. Smith. county
agent. are holding series of meet
inSs throughout Marion county this
week. at which new members are
being received for the county farm
bureau.
Mrs. Lucy A. Powell. a well known
woman of this section. died this Week
Of her home in BoothsvilIe- Mrs.
Powell was the mother of Charles,
Lon and Earl Powell and MIS-. l. q.
Boice, all OF this city
Prof. G. n. Hgbs.- OF the state
normal school has received the DOC
tor of philosophy degree at Colum ola
he has Been stndent
there for the last BUT VIII ;2 sEs
turn here this fall.
The West Virginia Tnie>rslty chou
held a recital in the Methodist Prot
estant temple of this city Monday
night. A special program was rem
dered under the direction of Prof.
Louis Black.
s. Miss Ca1antila Mary Hanes. Il year.
old daughter of Mr. and MIS- AVA 4s
Hanes. of FIairview, died at her nome
after a brief illness OF typhoid fever.
MISS Hanes was member OF Se,
rraduating class of the high school
for this year. Funeral services were
held Thursday afternoon
Flower day. which was to haze
heen observed by the Wonaa's Ciupi
on "Wednesday. was postponed one
week because OF rain On that cay
flowers VIII be planted in Coal TEN
hollow which IS being Converted INTO
. marx 81 The wonan's CAB
sw p. lIorEar and L. ". Davis haze
beer Recommended By the city Re
ui,bfeau executive committee nlsua-
,;sI.s of the board os e.ection super;
visors which VIII have direct caarEe
of holding the city election under the
provisions of the charter passed Sat
the late session OF the icstssature:-si,
Nine of the strikers indicted IN
correction with the taru1znssson :
strike riot pleaded guilty this week
=, c1rcuit cost and received SEN
fences ranging from one 10 five years
IN f11e nenitetiary- This. ends the
tr;sIs az ali the strikers who are IN
t5,a comfy jail \ large nurcbc- OF i
tre indicted men have no. Yet been
caught. but efforts are stiIi beng
made to arrest them
r Henderson, and W N Ensle.
two employees OF The First National
Hank. have been promoted by the dtst
rectors to the positions OF assistant
cashiers
Charles J. corbln. well 1nevn
business man Of this city. died at ms
home on Tuesday evening DIR. Cor
zens OF the city having served as
msvor for three terms At the tine
OF his death he was president OF tnei
Charles J. Corbir and Sons whole
sale rrocers The funeral was l1e ea1
Thursday afternoon and tntermeafi
Was made ia woodlawn cemetery
b Scott ieweler md opt5es az
or this city. was honored By t3e Vest
svirginia opEcal soststys wssss:1 &c