The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-31

Is making preparations to erect a
line new residence on one Of his lots
In the east end OF Salem. He Is build
ing IL To rent,
Convalescent.
Daniel g. Davis, OF salpm Fork
creek, who has been seriously i'll OF
sctatlc rheumatism and disorder OF
the stomach aud Rllmentary canal for
several weeks, Ia reported to be get-
ting along very nicely at this time,
Mr.. Davis suffered very severe at
tack Saturday, so serious in fact,
that the netRhbors we're called in.
DR.. Mason OF arksburg, was sums
moned as quickly as possible and af-
ter medical aid was given him, Mr.
Davis began to grow better.
MnkeE Professional Visit.
Harvey w. Williams, veterinary
surgeon, of Wilspnbtrg, made pro-
fesslunal trip to the John n, pen-
ntson farm on Indian run the last OF
the week. One OF Mr.. Denniann'H
prize winning cattle had lung fever,
To Leave Hospital.
Word has been received here TO
the effect that Mrs. Mary Marsh, who
has been a patient in the ST. Mary's
hospital for more than six weeks, is
SO much improved that she will be
able TO return to her home on Rae
coon run the last Of this week or the
first of next.
Here from. Oklahoma.
Francis Bailey, formerly OF Indian
run, arrived here Saturday evening
from Oklahoma, where he and two
brothers and two nepheWs have been
In the drilling contracting
business for three years. He Is Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Amanda Bal
ley, OF Indian run. He viii return to
Oklahoma within a few days.
Able tpsRe Out.
Mrs. Bertha Tate, Of Cherry Camp
run, liz able TO be out again after
being indisppsed for several weeks
OF q complication OF diseases.
t Ispperated Upon.
Mrs. Anna Ritter pf TennliIe
creek, was taken To ElarksburE the
first Of the week where she under
went an operation for appendicitis
in hospital there. She was getting
along nicely at last reports,
Moves 10 Clark bnre.
Arthur o. Thompson, who isi enc
gagged In the mercantile business at
Marshville. is boxing Zip and packing
his goods preparat tory 10 moving TO
IClarksburg. He will enter the nler
camille business on q more elaborate
scale at his new location.
Ill OF Neuralgia.
Mrs, Della Matthey fs reported to
be recovering from a serious attack
OF neuralgia and tontharha. She
has been I'LL for several days
Tndergoes Operation.
Miss Mona Anderson, aged 10.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs! Edward
Anderson. OF Marshyille, was taken
to q Clarksbrrg hospital yNednesda g
morning to be operated on for ap-
Ipendicitis. Nothing has been re-
,cefyed here as vet concerning the sue
costumes OF the operation.
Accepts Position.
Simon Allen ,nf Indian run. has
accepted q position with Rowland.
Grove and Dennisnn at Brown. and
moved there the last of this week.
He was formerly employed as q
teamster by Julius g. Matthey.
Indespo
Mrs. Mary Norris, nf rural route
No. i has been Ind for sew err
al days. She received a fail about
six months ago that dislocated the
lpatella hone of her left knee, and
she occasionally hurts itsoyer again.
Physicians say that once this bone
lis dislorated it can never be made
to- stay hack In its natural place.
Gonvalescent.
Eli Flanagan, an aged resident Of
ESardls district, who has been staying
at the home OF MI. and Mrs. Hiram
I'D. Lynch for several months Is re-
covering from an attack OF stomach
trouble. from which he has been
suffering for several days.
Buys Cow.
~ Trainer Bennett, OF Grass run
bought d fine COW from Simon Allen
Wednesday
Buys Holtn.
Julius o. Matthey, Of rural route
No. Il, purchased a iine Bl1syear =old
saddle horse from Clark Morgan, o.
Grass run. the first OF this week.
PerspnaI.
Miss Pearl Dennison was shopping
here the last Of the week.
William Holt, OF Grass run. w4ls
n business visitor OF salem the last
OF fine week.
Mr.. and BIS. John Myers and SON.
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