The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17

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and all the cases viii he considered
by the grand jury, which Il now IN
session. More than hundred wiz
nesses have been examined BY the
grand Jury and others are ssilnmouL
Articles OF Incorporation. with an
authorized capital stock OF s25. 0oO
has been secured by w. r. Loar and
Company Of this city. Ct;B. Robin.
son, OF Wheeling, is president and w
n. Loar, of Grafton, vice president
TWO gas wells came In this week IN
widely separated sections OF the co,,r,r.
", one in the Knottsville district ana
another In the western section 81 ma ma
county Both are strong producers;
Mrs. susannah. NJ. Rogers celebrat..
ed her ninetieth birthday tiis week
at her home near the city, Two child
rem, ten grand children and fourteen
great grand children were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8 r. Loar left SAT-
urday for tteedsville, Preston county.
after receiving news Of the death al
Mi, LoaT's father, Jonathan Loar. wii10
expired Friday at the age of 81.
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Heavy shows in, the mountains eas+
and sorth OF Iteration this week scais.
ed great damage to telephone and tel-
eeraph wires Conn ctions with Bel
ington, Eikins and other towns wa.
suspended for twenty four hours
The Taylor County Bank elected
the following directors this week a
tne annual meeting OF the stockhold.
el.s: Martin L. Shields, Frank M poe
J. G. Llewellyn, W. 8. Phiflfps. George
Neel, v. 7. Handley. F. s. Suddar,th,
Hiram R. Linn and II. r. Kenda1l
me Passengers and train crew al
Baltimore and Chic train number K
New York to st. Louis express. Mad
g marrow escape from serious -iniury
Wednesday night, when the rear r, Is
q the trafR were thrown on the track
at Rosement by the derail, when the
tratn was taking the Siding to meet
anot1er passenger train. Traffic was
delayed several hours.
n. "a Shat was called to Wheel:ue
this week to attend the funeral oi
his grand mother, who expired at al,er
nome there on Monday. !,
Bloodhormds have been used by Of
ficers this week ON the traal Of ta,e
robbers who entered the home a
William Hack near iBelfnEton sat.
urday morning and robbed ta1e yf,onse
after beating and shooting Haack an
ms aged mother. The robbers are
staM at large, however. The coutii.
tton OF Mrs. Hack Is such that there
ts little hope OF her recovery.
The wedding OF Nathan Wfilsamsor
and Mrs. on. Penneil this week mark.
cd the end of. a pretty romance swthiclt
began. through the agency of a mat.
rihonial bureau year ago. The
groom Is IS years OF age. and IL q
wealthy retired farmer Of a neigh.
boring county. The bride is MANI nam,
years his junior and gives her iresi.
dence as Cincinnati. o.
d. -
A religious sect that has been class.
ed here as a branch of the Holy RON.
ersn has been busy here for week,
past securing converts and great ex'
citement has been caused by some al
the meetings which have been held
The district high school at Tunnel,
ton, costing $50 900, Is Meaning com
pletion and will be ready. for occu,
pancy in short time.
Stockholders Of the First Nationa
bank of Grafton elected directors tlad.
week as follows: g. f. w. Runst
John wv. Hamilton, Charles Brinkman
u s. Morr, Z. B. Brydon, 10. u Elem
ing, William A. Beaver, o. Lee Rey
nolds, and Il Z. Loar W. "A Beavers
was elected president. ~
John ". Haller, Of Simpson, thiI
county. aged 90. died Saturday Of tn
bercuiosts. The deceased was relat
ed to a number OF Grafton people.
were made for the: wedding which oc
cured shortly Afterwards, with I'd,
| blushing bride demurely arswerinl
the questions Of the parson In markel
/ contrast to the deep bass response
OF the elderly bridegroom.
The bride later told the story. ante
| they had made a visit to friends d
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