The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
ADVANCE I'm WINDOW
GLASS is PREDICTED
By THE GLASSWORKER
pany, which is doing considerable
drilling in the Cairo field.

drilling in the Cairo field.
Tho Methodist Protestant Sunday
school. Of Harrisville, rendered a
pretty cantata at the church last
night. Alarge crowd attended.
Edward Pyles. an octogenarian.
who has resided at Pike for many
years. died on Monday from the eff
fects OF blood poisoning. His aged
widow and large family OF grown
children survive him.
In the Hartley region, the South
Penn Oil Company is doing consider
able work. They are drilling on the
Phoebe Pepper No. A and on the j.
j. Mills No. 4, rigs are building for
the Martha Wilson No. 8, and N. w.
Taught N. Z. The Rector OIL Com
pany is preparing to drill test well
on Ash Lick. On Elm run, the Hope
Gas Company is drilling on the Head
lee heirs farm. and the Big Four
Developing Company is drilling on
Richie Oil Company is drilling on
the John Pew tract. With two wells
ready to start near Ellenboro, 1t is
evident that there Is a revival In the
oil producing business in Richie
county.
Early in January the various mu-
inequalities throughout the county
will elect their mayors, recorders and
councilmen for the ensuing year.
A mas meeting was held in the
council chamber Tuesday night, and
the folloying municipal ticket was
nominated for the ensuing year: may
or. A. w. Barnhart; recorder, Ed
ridge T. Mccoy; councilmen, U. s. G..
Costello, Raymond Lowther, A. w.
Curry, DR.. E. A. Corbin and Harlan
B. Reed. These gentlemen are the
present incumbents, and are nomin-
atod for another term.
Miss Gertrude Boehm kas Park
ersburg visitor Tuesday.
James d. Hill, of the right-awaJ
department of the Reserve Gas Com
pany, Clarksburg office. was busi-
ness visitor in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Dorinda Edwards. we'll
known resident of CORVALLIS, wife of
John Edwards, who died last Sunday,
were brought here on Monday and
buried at Victory cemetery.
Mrs. George Rinehart, wife of the
well known oil well contractor and
driller, died at her home In Cairo.
Wednesday afternoon Two children
survive. in addition dto her husband,
the youngest being a baby, two weeks
old.
Clarence Hinton, William Wigner.
Edward Welsh. William Grayam ana
A. ]. Glass, were among the visitors
at Marietta, o.. this week.
The Sunday schools will hold their
Christmas entertainments tonight,
and distribute presents to the Riddles.
Work on the Lambert heirs oil
well has been suspended on account
OF the death of Mrs. George Rine-
hhlt !, WIG VI Tue CuulTdCtOT.
The community Christmas tree
planned for Harrisville, was aban-
doned on account of the several 9TH
er holiday entertainments arranged
for, as 1t was feared there might be
some interference.
The Cairo lodge No. 112, A. F. &
A. NJ, installed the following officers
Monday night: w. NJ, ]. E. Over
ton; S. W., Harry Payne; ]. W., D. E.
Clark; secretary. N. D. Marsh; treas
urer, S. P. Heckert; s. D., NJ. T. Car.
rell; ]. D., Howard Crummett; Ty.
Ter, John Trainer, chaplin, D. Beck
ner; stewards, A. J. MCGEE and T. L.
Thomas.
The Cairo lodge of Owls elected
the following officers: president, j.
P. Rice; vice president, Harry Cant
well; past president, ]. H. Hatfield;
invocator, B. P. Goff; recording Sec
retaray, Charles Nutter; financial sec
rotary, F. G. Petty; trustees, B. P.
Goff, o. p. Henderson, and Frank
Denning.