The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-29
Gas PLANT
At WESTON
IS BOUGHT
BY Andrew Edmiston and
Others at a Price Said to Be
Quarter Million Dollars.

The twenty-eighth annual camp
meeting of the West Virginia Sew
enth Day Adventists was formally
opened at Beechwood Park Thursday
evening with a conservation service,
and will continue until September D.
On Sunday at 8 o'clock grand tenn
perance rally will be held. These
meetings will be addressed every day
by able speakers from all parts of
the United States on topics OF present
!. day events. The public is cordially
invited to all services. The 8 o'clock
sermons. daily. will be of especial
Interest.
Mrs. Samuel Nase and daughter.
Catherine. returned to Pittsburg
Thursday. after a weeks visit with
Mrs. Billy" Wilson
j. Mr.. and Mrs. q. P. Huffman, of
Camden-on-Gauley, are guests OF MT.
and Mrs. George Corder. while en-
Clyde and Blake Mckinley. em-
ployes of the local postottice. are
spending their vacation with relatives
ut Wichita Falls. Tex.
County Commissioner George
Blair came down from Crawford this
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county court.
Roscoe Hall. who has been EN-
ployed on the Shinnston News, re-
turned home today.
An infant of Mr.. Carson died in
East Weston Thursday. The baby
was taken to Gilmer county for bur
ial.
white as supervisor Of schools in
Freeman's Creek district.
NJ and Mrs; n, $ Fultz lief. left
will spend about ten days.
Mou nnh III 10 ea spend few days with
his family.
Ask months old daughter Of Bert
Henry died Thursday night
The Rev. L. S. Wess, popular pas
tor of the local Methodist Protestant
church. is attending the annual con-
ference at Grafton. C. F. Davis is
also attending as delegate.
R. N. Koblegard. of Wa shington.
D. c.. is here on business and visit
ing his brothers, Bert and Thorn.
Mrs Frona Fisher was placed in
: the state hospital Thursday and died
that night. The funeral will take
place at the Waldeck cemetery on
rolk creek today.
A small child of Ray Norman died
at the family home on Broad street
Thuredav Tnfarmanf AT the
Macpelah cemetery Friday
The Rev. H. b. Lee and his Boy
Scouts left Friday morning for Camp
GIllisp1e on Elk river for weeks
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Talbot, of vadis,
were here Thursday on their way to
Baltimore with little son who will
undergo an operation at the Johns
Hopkins hospital
r. Ad Hall has returned from a
few months vacation in Canada. and
Mrs. Agnes Swan and son. Charles.
OF Connellsville, Pa, have returned
home after visit with Mrs. Tom
Cleary and Mrs. Harry Kurtz. daugh-
ters Of Mrs. Swan.
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Jacob A. Koblegard has moved to
his home on Seventh street. from
Roanoke
Mrs. C. w. Halterman entertained
Thursday Afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Shuttlesworth and Mrs. Harrington,
Of clarksburg'
cs F. Griggs. of vadis. was here
Thursday enroute to Atlantic CITY
Min Stalnaker. ex-postmaster at
Troy. was here Thursday and Friday.
Louis Hitler. of Clarksburg. was
here Thursday and Friday
John Ruskin Hall is at home from
the Morgantown University and will
70 to Clay Court House soon to
teach IN the high school this winter.
Mrs. e. Poe and daughter. Miss
Lizzie. of Dayton, o.. were guests Of
4 Mrs ]. G. Wilson this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Arbogast left
Thursday evening for Baltimore.
Mrs. D. B. Cook and daughters,
Mary and Grace, visited Buckhannon
friends Thursday.
Miss Mary Critics. of Philtppi. has
been visiting here.
william Murphy. of Jacksonville,
was here on business Thursday.
rae Rev. Earl Brooks is at French
creek for a few days
Tiiornas P. McEwen. Of clarksburg.
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