The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-08-18

was received WHICH udu u w oCNSU
up by physician, and he also re-
cciycd very painful wound on his
left arm He is getting along nicely
Buys Sheep.
owen Moore farmer Of rural
route number two, bought fine flock
Of sheep from julius c, Matthey, OF
Little Baltimorc-on-lndian run the
last of the week,
Put In Eight-Ench Casing.
The Grass run casing crew ran the
eight inch string of casing at the
well on the John 7. Goodwin heirs,
farm on upper Grass run the last OF
the week for the South Penn Oil Com
pany. They are progressing nicely
Telephone Lines Repaired.
once more Indian run is able to
communicate with the outside world
over the telephone. The line branch
ing from the local central Office of
the PEOPLES United Telephone Sytscm
has been repaired This is the second
time the tclcphOniC communication
TO Indian run has been broken in the
last three months.
IntCS Entertain.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tate and fam
iIv, of Cherry Camp run, entertained
tbc following guests sunday: Walter
F. Lynch, Harvey w. Fletcher, Lewis
Bailey. Troy VENT, Harvey ?. Good
win. Myron LOugh, Wayman D. Good
win, Hollis Davisson, Mcvn Tough
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert z, Dayisson.
Several popular musical selections
we're rendered and delicious lunch
con consisting OF ice cream, cake and
fruits was served by the hostess.
Sells Bovine QuadrupclS.
Howard Jones, a farmer Of Indian
run. recently sold three cattle to Alex
ander Ritter Of Salem 1t is said the
three weighed 400 pounds
Buys Calves.
Wellington Morris, Of Indian run
recently bought a bunch Of fine calves
from Jackson Fletcher, OF TcnmiIe
creek. Good stock calves are bring
ing about $50
npllH lNtlul uNa
Troy VENT, who is employed by A,
C. Garner, of Cherry Camp run, re-
turned here and resumed his position
a few DAYS ago He had been called
TO his~home near BuckhannOn owing
to the serious illness of his sister
who is i'll Of typhoid fever Mr. Went7
reports that his sister is cOnyalesclns
nicely.
Cool Wave Appreciated.
The cool wave which prevailed over
This region the first Of the week was
relief to the people as a whole after
tho intense heat of the present month,
Also the heavy rain Of Sunday morn
ing was very badly needed and was
appreciated hugely
To Come September |.
Owing to the serious illness OF his
laughter. Prof. Lorenzo D VENT, OF
pnckhannon, did not come hero TO
teach the singing school at the local
BAPTIST church and also at the Cherry
Camp run Methodist Protestant
church as was reported. Word has
been received here, however, that he
expects to arrive about the first OF
September
Hiram D. Lynch, local county
road supervisor. was business visitor
nj CIarksbufg few days ago
Julius c. Matthey, of Indian run,
&c lacking after business matters at
CIarksburg recently.
Mrs. Bertha Tate and daughter, Miss
Helen, Of Cherry Camp run, were
CHESTS at the home Of Mrs Tate's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs II, D. Lynch, the
first Of the week
NJ sscs VadIs and Norma Bailey were
ahonping in Salem Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. julius G, Matthey and
family motored to Big Isaac, Dodd-
ridge county, Sunday where they at
tended the celebration Of Mrs Mat
they's fathers sixty-cighth birthday.
Miss Gertrude Bailey, Of Salem, is
nassing several days with her grand
mother Mrs. Amanda Bailey Of lower
Indian run.
Misses Alcinda Norris and Blanche
!Ieflin Of Cherry Camp rum were en-
'ertnined Sunday by Misses Edna Nor
ris and Sadie Grow.
Ell NJ. Esuack. Of Grass run, was
business visitor here Wednesday.
sylvester c. Goodwin, Of Grass run,