The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-17
GOING TO Orient
FOB [ A LONG
STAY


EIlenboro Man to Make Obser.
Vations for Large Rub
Der Concern.
BoRo, oct.=as.-Henry ant
a Herman Graft andsG George w. iHiehie
& Of rarkersburg, motored out from
PaFkersburg last Sunday to spend the
day with Harry Harper Dawson. Mr.
Htehte, who is nephew of Mr.. Daw-
son Returned from China in June
where he represented the British
American Tobacco Company, by
started on Thursday for Vancouver
where he will sail for the Orient
again, this time representing the
United States Rubber Company, and
while this trip Is more for observa-
zion purposes, and will only keep him
! abroad until next summer. he will Wis
IL Picking and Shanghai, in China
Japan and wind up at Singapore, in
the Straits Settlement He holds q
three year contract at an attractive
salary.
AS per schedule the union taber-
lnaeIe evangelistic meetings closed at
Harrisyi11ez last Sunday night, after
i an vAll day session at which large
crowds attended the three meetinge.
The COLLATION. for..the Rev William
Asher and party amounted to nearly
1885, per cent Of which the evan
I ge1ist gave to the local organization.
eNening services the entire
including the Rev. William
( Alter and wife, and George Moody
aaid5Mifa, motored to Ellenboro, where
fhsy@hoarded Baltimore and Ohio
train No. L. Mr.. Asher went to Gin
seinnati Mr.. and Mrs. Moody to
Waterloo, Ia. The next meeting will
he conducted at some point in Nebras-
The meeting IN Richie county
festllted In nearly one hundred access
SLOTS to the churches. and Christian
spirit now pervades the entire county.
The regular October session OF the
Richie county circuit court Is in SEES
sion at Harrisville this week, with
Judge Homer B. Woods on the bench
Tha trial Of Cleo Cox, for robbing q
store at Pullman was occupying the
attention Of the court Tuesday and
Wednesday, and the Hayhurst-Davis
Z Quoting case, which is felony, was
7 on, trial Thursday. and will probably
be finished Friday. q
= e
Attorney Williamson Blizzard, Of
Pafkersburg, is a leading lawyer who
as securing a lucrative practice in the
local courts, having associted himself
with Mayor 8. o. Prunty, the partner
{ Of the late Sherman Robinson. They
seem to appear on one side or the
otter of every important case.
Miss Cora Blizzard, Of Parkersburg
accompanied her brother to Harrisville
sfUf q weeks visit while court is in
session.
aiElsanaMrs. Joseph @. Dawson left
dnasday evening for a few days
visit 81 Pittsburg, where Mr.. Dawson
goes eon q business mission, and Mrs
ID Rson on shopping expedition.
Fho Rev. Harvey NJ. Law left FOL
sW&hster Springs this week. with his
Z ,6nsahpld goods, but Mrs. Law will
not follow until the Methodist Bpis-
eopal parsonage is ready for occu.
The Rev. T. n. McCarty, the
nav Methodist Episcopal minister
has arrived here and will bring his
family soon.
NETS. Reecca Lowther Young, one Of
tbs hest known citizens Of Cairo, died
notwithstanding on Tuesday and hei
funeral occurred at Cairo Wednesday
morning. Interment was In the Odd
Fellows cemetery.
Prosecuting Attorney Thomas J
Davis, OF Harrisville, was elected
Ssociate grand patron OF the Wesi
Virginia grand chapter, Order o
EASTERN Star. at the meeting CLOSED
daring the week ct Morgantown.
II. 3. L Frymier has completed
: dry hole on the Wilson farm on Indian
cIsSks
"a octoebr "a q farmers institute
sitl be held at Harrisville In the
union tabernacle. The atfair viii bt
he auspices OF the Richie
County y,ayn Bureau with Ccunt'