The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-27

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however. was not of political ma
tuer and was well received by those
who hear it ,-.
sneech he left in an automobile Tor
Greenbrier county, via Cold KNOB.
the following party accompanying
him. DIR. James Mcclung,
smith, Ralph Wetherby, T. T. De JET.
and L. a Thomas Others IN. tne
governors party were ]. J. Waikuo.
Raymond Thomas and De1oert Hanit-
ton.
The party encountered some very
.roneh road across the mountain and
the governor was amply able DIS
cuss the road question from every
angle when he arrived at his desune-
ton. u.,,
and partook of most excellent lunch
rpon the invitation of Mr. and MIS-
Fred. Hanna.
After the meeting, which was held
in grove near Dry FORK scnooi
house. the party proceeded on to Rem
lick, where, they were royalty enteI-i
taineo by Mr.. ard Mrs. r. WaIkub-
.After enjoying the genuine hospital
ity of these good people and partak-
ing of a sumptous repast the parry
proceeded on to Lewisburg. where
governor was turned over to the ten
der mercies of Judge Dice. the rest
of the party returning to redwood
in the wee sma hours "Wednesday
morning
w. Craig. prominent citizen OF
the Muddlety valley, has been IN tine
CITY for the past few days calling on
friends It is said that MI u. craig 80. nas
some aspirations for sheriff and that
when the proper time comes. he VIII
be in the ring for the Republican
nomina tion for sheriff Of the county
He would be a very formidable can
didate-
with the single. exception Of the
electric sign of Pete Bosch, a cigar
and tobacco merchant, there Is not an
overhead sign along the business
streets here, as In compliance win a
recently adopted ordinance OF the
town that all signs come down before
the twentieth Of this month Puonc
sentim emit IS divided on the matter.
some saying that It was the wise and
proper thing to take all the signs
down. while others claim that It IS
a step backward. and that 1T was r.
useless destruction OF private proper
v. There Is marked difference IN
the appearance on Maint street since
the signs have all been remoyd, es-
pecialIy the large electric. signs, as
it gives one an Impression OF de-
serted village" IN a way.
The boys who accompanied the
ing are telling Of a close shave that
Ralph wetherby had Just after land
ing at the place where the governor
was to address a good roads meeting,
near Rennick The people In that
vicinity had goods roads day OF
their own and about one hundred as
sembled and were working on new
road which Is being opened Up IN that.
section, and 1t being late in the even
ing, about quitting time, when the
governor and his party arrived at the
place appointed for the speaking, the
men on the hill, something like
quarter of a mile distant, let OH
bIast and small stone about the
size OF a mans list, struck Wether-
by,s carwith sufficient force to break
one of his headlights and seriously
damage his car. The governor had
icst aI1xhtcd from the car. and was
shaking hands with the people In
close proximity when the car was hit
by the stone.
The family Of Senator James Nc
Chung have gone over to their farm
in Greenbrfer county. which the sen-s
ator recently purchased They go,
however. for the summer months
only and VIII return here by thestime
school begins again In September
Redwood people VIII forge ahead.
we read in the papers that Harry
Cronir of this town. has been award
ed cash prize OF fifty dollars In an
Grafton contest at the state UNIVERSITY
at Aoreantown recently. his subject
ibeiag that very fruitful one 81
peace. and we hear Of a little
girl named Mabel Mcclure. OF, paper:
mil town: near here, who took hrst
prize In a nationwide contest as adj
yertised In the Ladies Home Journal
fThIs was for the greatest gain IN
layo:rdupoise for a certain number OF
DAYS, use of certain brand OF chill
dnens FOOD. and little Miss Mabel was
EfJ,e onIy successful contestant from
the entire stateof West Virginia And
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