The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

authorize another bond issue OF
100000, for money to be used for
the permanent improvement of the
roads. The same amount was just
recently spent but the task was not
completed.
Mrs. Ellen Koran, wife of the late
Lawrence Koran. died at her homa
in this city Wednesday, following an
illness OF two weeks. She was one OF
the best known citizens of the c'ty.
Funeral services wer held Fr&ay
morning at st. Peters Catholic
church.
An announcement just made by
General Manager Smith Hood. OF the
iMonongahela Valley Traction Com
pany. says that there is strong
PROBABILITY that 100 miles of now
trolley Zines will be built in the
state before long. one running from
Weston to Chenille and Parkers-
burg, and another from Clarksburs
to Salem. Mr.. GOOD has just re-
turned from trip with a party of
traction officials and capitalists in
which the new routes were Inspected.
GABRIEL Keray, of Gary. Ind. tried
this week before United States Com
missioner Charles r. Lilly, of Graf
to two United States postal money
orders. KeEay was arrested in Fair
mont by United States Inspector J.
NJ. Hunter
Isaac H. Rice, Union veteran OF
the Civil war died Wednesday at the
Cook hospital where he had been,
taking treatment for some time. Fu-I
neral services we're held Friday
morning. the Grand Army OF the Re-
public post attending in body.
Announcement has been made by
G. O.. Wilson, superintendent of the
pendent district schools will OPEN
Manday, September 10.
I Citizens or Locust street held AM
Important meeting Tusday EVENING"
Of the week when Improvements OIL
thu Locust avenue section were dis
cgssed. Widening OF the street Isl
being contemplated.
The Italian residents of Fairmonti
celebrated the feast of the Assump-
ton OF the Virgin Mary on Monday.
A large celebration was held at the
st. Joseph Catholic church and IRE
works were Sc. off in the evening.
The Arnett family held its annual
reunion at Oak Grove near Arnett on
Sunday and about 2, 500 people were
present. An all day program was
carried out and noon day feast
spread beneath the trees.
The entertainment committee of
the Country Club has arranged for ~
series OF dances and entertainments
at the Club during the remainder
OF the summer, the first being held
on Tuesday eyning.
Several Fairmont educators are
this week engaged In instructing
teachers Institutes IN various parts
of the sEate: Professors Joseph
Roster and George H. Colebank, and
Walter Barnes are engaged in the
work.
Mrs. Mary HAMMOND. mother OF
Judge w s. Raymond; of this city.
was recently operated on at her sum-
mer home at Mountain Lake Park
for the removal of a cataract from
the eye The operation is thought
to have been. successful.
The August term of the Marion
county intermediate court convened
Tuesday morning with Judge George
A. Vincent on the bench. large
amount of .chancery business has
been disposed of this week. but no
criminal cases will be tried during
the term as no jury was summoned.
David Nuzum. ia we'll known ctti-
zen of Shinnston. died at his home In
that town Monday evening after
short Illness following an OPERATION.
The funeral was held WednesdaI at
ternoon, and interment was made at