The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-07-25

ASK FISH FOR
YGAR1S'I
VALLEY RIVER
piication Made to C Congress
man Sutherland to Have
Stream Stocked.

average about two feet In length and
are absolutely boneless. They have q
large spoon shaped bill. Salmon fishs
ing, some people claim, IS better sport
than trout fishing:
An auto party consisting Of Mrs.
w. c. Wsedeseim and daughter, MISS
EGwina Brunner, Miss Katharine
Kramer and Keckser Wetherill, of
Philadelphia, arrived in the city last
"wednesday and will spend some time
mere as the guests OF Mrs. Blkins. at;
I"Ha1liehurst..
PROF. James p. Allen, president of
Davis and Elkins college, has return
ed from Morgantown where he attend
ed the educational conferehce and read
Ia paper on THE Position of Our De-
nomination OF Schools in the Train
ing Of Teachers" .A 81
Miss katherine Britton, gof Wash
fngton. arrived in the city Saturday
and is a guest at ''HaIliehurst Miss.
Rr;tton, accompanied by Miss Nepa
GcAdoo, also of Washington, recent
" returned from France where they
were nurses in the war hospitals I,
Whale b. H. Polling, With his fam
lily. was. returning, from Ellamore,e
Monday ia their car, the top Of stRei
machine was caught by an overhadg-
ing telephone wire, and MT. Polling
sustained a badly injured hand. m att
his family. from being hurt by the
top. 4 II
Trahic on. the Coal and Coke rail-
way was greatly inpeded for q couple
of days this week by the giving way
OF one of the rims Of tunnel No. 10,
at Jacksonville. Passenger anc mu1l
traffic had to be transferred over the
tunnel.
Reports have been received In the,
city from HuttonsNille that the hard
electric storm in this vicinity Wednes
day morning did heavy damage to the
crops and roads, several automobiles
being marooned above that town.
Emerson Parsons, a negro. sent up
for violation of the liquor laws. es-
capped from the road gang last Wed>
nesday, and so far has not been ap-
pretended. He had about eight more
months to serve.
Word has been received here from
Johns Hopkins hospital, at Baltimore,
stating that Thomas Al1erdice, for
mer CHIEF Of police Of Elkins, is In a
critical condition in that hospital.
Mrs. Randolph Trfplett, of Kerens,
who sustained a fractured hip when
she fell IN ner kitchen several weeks
ago, is reported as improving rapid
".
Misses Eleanor strictly and Virgin
la Sutherland walked from Elkins to
Parsons, Monday, making the trip in
five hours and fifteen minutes. The
distance is about twenty-five miles.
They returned on train.
Mrs. Charles Ritter was hostess at
a whist party at her home In honor
Of her guest Miss Edith Newton, of
Clarks burg, Miss Marie Warwood and
other visiting ladies in the city.
MT. and Mrs. J. j. Bodkin have re-
turned from. two months trip in
the west where they visited the Pan
Iama-Paciffc exposition and other
points Of interest.
Captain and MIS-. w. II. Cobb and
MRS. p. T.. Clarke rendered dance
to a large circle of their friends Fri
l;day night.
children. and Mr. and Mrs. c. T.
Smith, are on a motor trip to Ma
CARA Falls land other northern cities.
Edward McHale and sister. Miss
Elizabeth, have gone to Atlantic City
and other points In New Jersey, where
they VILE visit for some time.
Emerson KGibson and MISS De1phia
Wyant, of ftlis city, were married
Tuesday In Grafton, and returned to
this city where they will reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. q! yBosworth have
returned from a months visit TO
points In Connecticut
Miss B. McDermott and little niece,
dorothy, Fallon, are visiting relatives
lin Wheeling.
\ Misses Frances and Virginia Smith
are visiting Buffalo, Niagara Falls
land other eastern points.
Mrs. JssW. Reitz and children have
gone to lockwood: Pa, to visit rel
ativess 9y
LONG FLIGHT.
ATCHIsoN, Kan, July "a When
John Koontz left here recently for
lCalicdrnias he took pigeon from the
home OF his father-in-laws George
Lechler, near Atchison. On arriving
lat San Francisco he released the pig
eon, which returned to the Lechler
coast city.
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