The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-05

celebration will be held in Fairmont
on Monday and an excellent program
has been prepared for the occasion.
A parade7will form at 10 O'Clock after
whicha dinner will be served at Loon
park In the afternoon number OF
addresses will be delivered by promi-
enent speakers following which an
athletic program will be held.
Tho Monographs Railway Com
pany started this week to deliver
freight shipments along the new road
but no passenger trains are being
run yet. It is thought that a pas-
senger schedule will be placed into
eject about November !.
Dr.. ]. g. Broomfeld, pastor Of the
Methodist Protestant temple Of this
city was again made president of the
conference of the Pittsburg district
which he is attending this week.
Mrs. Bell Parks Wood, wife 81 IL
q. Wood, OF Fairview, a prominent
mechant. committed suicide by hang
ing herself in the cellar of her home
late Thursday. Ilrhealth is supposed
to hG been the cause.
I Ms. Ida Gatrol confessed to a
charge Of .bootlegging" before Jus
tice Nd. Il. Musgrove this week and
lined 800 and given sixty-day
sentence in the county jail. Mrs.
Gatrol was the first woman who has
been convicted OF the Yost law viola
ton in Marion county.
Newly elected officers were INSTALL
ed on Thursday night by the Knights
Of Malta lodge.
The.Marion County women's shrts-
! ton Temperance. Union held its
county convention at Fairview on
Thursday. Mrs. Elizabeth Toothman
was eelcted president for the ensuine
year. ia
The Jewish congregation Of Fair
mont has issued invitations to divine
services to be held in connection with
the Jewish holidays to be observed
beginning September 8.
The banks. postof1ice and many Of
the business houses, will be closed
Monday for labor day.
Peter Ballash was held In the c,tv
jan here for three days while the
police and county officials, investigat-
ed q story told by his wife In which
sne said Ballash was wanted In an
other state on the charge of murder
ing Catholic priest. The woman
later admitted that she was angry
at the time and said her story was
raise. Ballash was released.
The fall term Of the Fairmont
state normal school will start on
September 8. Indications are that
! the enrolment will be larger than
ever this year.
The Rev. L. E. oldaker. pastor NJ
the First Methodist Protestant church
was returned to his charge by the
conference held this week at Grafton.
The Rev. oldaker has already served
his church for three years and now
starts on the fourth.
A number Of electric signs hanging
over the sidewalks Of the city were
removed this week when new ordi-
nance recently passed by the city
board of affairs went into eeffcf.
which prohibits the signs to extend
more than four and half feet from
the buildings.
/ The Fairmont Central Christian
Temperance Union. named the follow
1ngias delegates to the State Women's
Christian Temperance Union which
meets in Fairmont this month: Mrs.
sallie Menear, Mrs. N. r. C. Morrow.
Mrs. Mollie Ross. Mrs. John Yost.
Mrs G. o. Henry. Mrs. w. d. Straight
and Mrs. F. M. Wilson.
RS. Elizabeth stotler, wife of A.
II. Stotler. died at their home on
East Park avenue Tuesday evening,
The twelfth annual tennis tourna-
ment was held this week at the Fair
mont Country club. Prominent ten
mis- players from all over the coun-
Try were here to participate in the