The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-20
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Three Best ''Pards" in the World

operations. Superintendent Ernest
williamson, Of the Hope Gas Company.
visited Pennsboro Wednesday and ar
rangements were made to have the
Hope company supply any shortage
in the future, the factories AT Penns-
boro having depended on a supply
from their own and local wells hereto
fore. ~
G. n. Fftzwater, the Main street
news dealer, will move into the DWELL
ing in the west end lately vacated by
Thomas Primm
Miss vieva Patton, teacher Of the
primary room in the Ellenboro public
school, Is i'll this week and her sister,
Miss Mildred Patton, Of Harrisyille,
is teaching in her place.
Miss Nellie Cook, one Of Ellenboro's
fairest daughters, has returned from
a pleasant visit at Wheeling, where
she was a guest Of her uncle, Joseph
Wells.
It is reported that one Of the towns
prominent physicians contemplates
disposing of his practice here to To-
cate In Fairmont
Will A. Stricken, staunch Democrat,
and famous all over the state as
fair association and Democratic con-
vention secretary, attended the meet
ing Of the Democratic state committee
at Parkersburg this week.
Representatives OF the First Ma
tional Bank of Petersburg have been
making canvass Of the town this
week in the interest OF their new saw
ings department, recently added to
their business.
The following indictments were re-
turned true bills at the February term
of the Richie county court: John
Duty, three, for selling cigarets to
minors; Frank and William De(Moss.
one each for injurlng church property
at the Low Gap church; Avery Thorn
as, Guy Thomas and Tied" Mulvey.
each misdemeanor.i
VIC. Wolfe. OF Harrisville. has sold
his stock of general merchandise to
M. G. Clark, who will move 1t into the
w. W. Lawrence building.
Mrs. Blanche Lattimer Headley. OF
Pitbburg, is guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Lattimer. OF Har-
risville.
Mrs. W. E..IIill, Of Harrisville, who
has been spending part of the winter
in Pittsburg guest OF her daughter,
MRS, ]. w. Stemple, has returned home.
William Thomas, who purchased a
lot on Water street last fall from
Arthur hickman, on whish to build a
residence, has sold the lot to Mrs.
Alice McGinnis for $500.
Mrs. Adolphus Hedge and son, Clyde,
have returned home after q visit with
II. X. Hildreth and family, Of Harris
vile I
william Montgomery, Of Salem, who
had been visiting his sister, Mrs. B.
! w. PEBBLES. at Harrisyille, has re-
turned to his home.
Cecil Wilson, Of Clarksburg, who
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
Lewellyn, OF Harrisville, has returned
to Harrison county.
Noah Layfeld, Of Elm run, was a
business visitor in Clarksburg this
week.
Fred Foster, a we'll known Richie
county oil field worker, has gone to
Oklahoma, where he will work In the
oil fields. He visited his brother.
Charles, at Oblong, ILL.,, en- route west.
John IT. Mann, Of the Imperial Oil
turned turf from business trip to Charles
ton.
Attorney F. o. sutton. Of clarks-
burg, was a business visitor in Harris
Vile this week.
The Harrisville lodge of Owls will
hold banquet in the Woodmen hall
Monday evening.
]. Ramsey, a prominent attorney Of
West Union, was attending court at
Harrisville this week.
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