The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26
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News of the Week Received in
Breezy and lRtere sting
News Letter.
EILENBoRo. Sept. 25.-R. p. Z.
Frymier and John Locke, OF Park
ersburg. were out In; the Maxwell
region Tuesday. j king over d block
of qeases owned by Mr.. Locke, which
Mr.. Frymfer will likely drill. !,
The Rev. 81. u. Law, Arthur Hicks
man and others from Ellenboro. are
attending the annual conferences Of
the Methodist Episcopal church in
session in Parkersburg this week.
The big aunion tabernacle meetings
at Harrisville continue to attract
large crowds and the meetings are
accompl fishing much good.
/ Mesdames Louraine Corbin. Mel
win Cain, Joe Dawson, Homer Wigner
and Miss frankie Richards and Levi
Wilson w. F. Arnold, Homer Wig
ner, Jack Dwyer and Mel Cain, COM
posed 9 jolly party Of hay riders who
attended the Asher meetingsgat Har-
risyille Monday night. ;''is
Editor II. F. Leggett, Of the Mason
Republican, published at Pt. Pleas
ant, has been visitor at his boy
hood home near Harrisyilles this
week. x !. 4 4 s (.
Mrs. Eva G Robinson, Of Harris
vile, who recently was appointed
state organizer for the equal sun
rage assoc ations Is seriously III at
the home OF her sister IN Spencer.
and It may interfere with her work
as the suffrage matter is TO be voted
on In Pennsy lyaniia this 4all5 z
Mrs. w. B. Trimble. Of Parkers-
burg. was the guest of Mrs. Joe O..
Dawson Thurs day. IS
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Dickel. one of
Parkersburg's trained nurses, has re-
turned to her home after a visit Of
a week with Hiss Leila Sigler. at
HarrfsyilIe. ssa.isss ~ Vts
Many people from this vicinity at
tended the Barnunt and Bailey show
at Petersburg today.
Clark Riggs is rushing his new
residence at Lamberton, and expects
to occupy It by October L..
Fred Gamer, a former we'll 4 known
resident Of White Pine; has moved
to Parkersburg. -
y R. ID Frym.er has made a, 10
cation on the Floyd Brown farm rear
HarrfsviI1e and will drill on the
property at once 4 n :;
John Lection, Of Cairo, has COM
pleted the we'll ION the Robert Lowths
er farm on Goose creek, and. after
a shot It is showing for fifteen bar
rel pumper. .. 3
Harry Gore. and Jasper Hanke. az
Parkersburg, were at Harrisyille.
Tuesday, where they drilled in the
municipal well near the high school
lot, and had a buster. Another wen
will be drilled at once, 81
Prof. @. H. Harrison Is busy these
days promoting OIL companies and is
meeting with success. Y
The gradual rise in the price. Of
petroleum is causing operators to
start much new work. and n the
market approaches $500, there viii
be much wild eating started during
the fall months. Z
The iron shoes, or blocks. with
which to equip the American under.
current system on the street rail-
road. near Gallipolis, o.. are about
ready for shipment, and the first
street railway to be equipped with
this valuable invention will soon be
completed. 4 Sssf al
An auto load Of young people
drove to Burnthouse Wednesday
night to attend a dance, and ON the
return trip while coming down Kine
Knob, the driver became unable "a
control the car, and John. McMGlIefi.
a local young man undertook TO
steer the machine which turned tur-
tie couple Of. times. The OCCUPANTS
were given q considerable jolt. Miss
EDNA Schofeld; one OF the yuunr
ladies, was so badly Injured that 4
surgeon had to make several stitches
in her head: Others were scratched
and bruised.
4 John Walton, d drillet who. was
IIlIseFiously injured While wcrking on
IA we'll near Toll gate, isswell enough
to resume, his work. This week be
lis attending the fair and home com.
ing at Market. Doddridge county,
where he resides.
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