The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-19
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Contract Let1or Erect of a
Tbree-S Story Brick
Structure.

Structure.
REDWOOD, Sept. llS.-At 4 meet.
ing Of the trustees and building com
tmittee of the William Mckinley Indes
pendent Order of Odd Fellows lodge
here. held one night. this week q
contract was awarded to j. A. Fin
cher for the erection Of a three story
BRICK building on the lodges proper
ity at the. corner Of Oakford Avenue
and Main street at the price Of Sc, 400.
The old building will be moved To
vacant lot down the street and; used
by the dge and the other occupants
until the new builing Is ready for oc-
Icupancy. Work will be commenced
at once and rushed to completion as
speedily as, possible.
The public schools here have start
edsof nicely with an unusually large
enrolment and prospects for asgood
term. Prof Patterson and some Of
This principal assistants are arranging
for some night classes in geometry,
algebra. biology. German, etc.
s-fi-- y. ~ ~ - q 81 agtf ~
\ The twelye-year old son Of Frank
Elifritz, who lives on South side fell
from al chestnut ftrees which heswas
climbing for chestnuts near the school
building one day this week and broke
his arm. The lad walked to the Nc
Gluqg hospital, where the necessary
surgical attention was given him and
then went home as though
nothing out OF the ordinary had oc-
Cured.
James d. Hamrick, a farmer from
! over near Leviasy, was here a few
days this week visiting his sister Mrs.
T.. a. Thomas.
A series OF evangelical meetings
will begin at the Presbyterian church
here on next Monday evening. The
Rev. r. P. McGeochy, pastor Of Old
Stone church, will have charge and do
the preaching, but will be assisted
by sne local pastor. the Rev. r. s.
Eskridge.
The Dodger Clothespin factory is
closed down for a few days for re-
pairs.
Bill ("Rube') Hall, who has been
playing professional baseball as a
mem Der Of the Scranton team, having
closed his contract, has returned to
his native heath-his Redwood
home. In tie game here Thursday
evening between Clarksburg and
Redwood, yonEs Han was the pitcher
and the way the Clarksburgs boys
went down at the plate was conclu-
sive proof of his ability. All are
proud Of RUDE. 81 re II. - !. u
Henry Brown and family, who have
been visiting relatives over in Green
brier county for, the last week or so,
have returned home.
Jack, the pepper, is again abroad in
our city, having been discovered the
other night near midnight taking sly
peeps into a young lady's bedroom on
lower Main street. He was discover
ed, however, by the young lady. who
quietly walked into an adjoining
room which was dark and from the
window Of this dark room she sized
him up carefully as he stood craning
and peeping into the lighted bedroom
awaiting her return. Instead OF get
ting panicky the young lady held her
nerve and quickly planned for him the
surprise of his life, stowit; large
caliber automatic suddenly com
menced pumping a shower of lead il
his direction from the window of the
darkened room and it is safe to say,
his retreat was about the quickest ana
most ungraceful thing that has hap
pened in Redwood recently. Other
members Of the household viii now
be on the lookout for him and il he
should ever return 1t Is safe to as
sumo that he will not get away as he
did this time. Such a depraved char
acter is not at to run at large ina
civilized community, his identity Is
now known to almost a certainly and
no doubt he will be properly attended
to IN the near future. By. tile Way
Jack is some dude. too. 81 rather hs
thinks he is. = n
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