The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-05-14
WoRTHiNeToN NEWS.

Mrs Isaac Snodderly, of near Bar
racksyiI was visiting her daughter.
inela@ Mrs Elizabeth Snodderly, on
Hnesda9 and5W Wednesday.
Mrs Ella Orr. -Rightmire, OF Par
sons. Tucker county, is visiting her
brother DR.. w. W. Orr, here this
week.
William MCGEE, of Shinnston has
purchased a half interest in the
Worthfngton moving picture theater.
He Removed his family here this week
Mrs N. III Tetrick is having her
f,Basions on Main street reprinted,
: iith adds very much to its appear.
ahge John G. Jacobs is doing the
painting.
S.Leroy Book was business visitor
at Fairmont ION Thursday. He con-
templates going into business some
where in this section.
Sarah Hess Martin, the 6-weeks-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis S.
Martin, Of Oakland, Nd, died on Mon
day, May 10th, OF acute meningitis
and whooping cough. The remains
were Drought here on Wednesday and
inferred lin the l. o. o. F. cemetery
IT Enterprise. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
were former residents of Worthing'
lops
Enos p. Tetrick, one OF the most
prominent and well.known citizens OF
Worthington, whose illness was noted
III Wednesdays paper died at 1880
Wednesday, night. He was son OF
the late Andrew and Sarah Nay
Tetrfck, and was born near Worth
ington on March s, 1851, and was
therefore, ga years, 2 months and 4
s. Z E
on August IL, 1880, he was united
ii marriage to Florence e. koon,
daughter of Thomas NJ. and Paultna
Koon near Shinnston, w. Va.
IN his early manhood he was en-
gaged IN the profession of teaching
for several years and taught the
Worthiugton school one term. After
ratiring from the profession he en-
agei IN the mercantile business with
ms brother, Cyrus, in Worthington,
with d branch store at Wyatt, Harrt.
son county. He later removed to
Robtown Inow Eldora) in Grant dis
riot where he conducted large and
s,iccessfuls mercantile business for
several years. After retiring from
me mercantile business he returned
Ia worthfngton. When the Mononga-
heia River Railroad was opened up
for business he was appointed agent
1t Worth1ngton, which position ne
held until 1902, when on account OF
poor heath he resigned and removed
"a Colorado Springs, Colo. While
there heswasE engaged in the wholesale
confectionery business. Regalning MS
health he returned to Worthington,
but has spent the winter months for
severa1 years at Orlando, Fla, only
Tetnrning from that place on the 18th
81 Iast month. He Is survived by MS
wlfe. one brother, Rev. H. M. Tetrick
az Sfufnit 8 Mills, and two sisters, Mrs.
riila NfcIntire, of near Enterprise,
Mis-. Jasper Richardson, OF Worth
farton. he was charter member
"a I1yerSreen Lodge No. IA, X. Of p,
81 Morthington and was its Oldest
6onnc3 commander. He was an ad.
herent Of the Methodist Church and
wasSconnected with the M. P. Church
nd sunday school, of Worthington.
funeral Arrangements have not been
oorfected 40 yet,
RSS, A. Binkietter, formerly state
sraneelist of the Christian Church OF
tVest Virginia, IS announced to preach.
Pm the Christian church at Worthtng=
ION on Thursday and Friday evenings,
May f3 and IL. u 5..s0s p! m. he has
Been engaged n pastprial work IN
lyaIia Tor several YEAR.