The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-19

gnnt0wn for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Corfer left Fri
day for CIarksbuTg. From there Mr..
Corfer will take the Weston high
school team to Morgantown to play
and Mrs. Cprfer will go to Parkers-
burg to visit her parents.
Dana Young attended the funeral
of Congressman w. q. Brown Mt
recently.
William Mcbride. of Middle Run.
was In town this week looking after
his property that was damaged by
fire.
Mrs. Walter Henry was called to
the bedside OF her sister, Mrs. J. G.
Coin, OF Grafton, who Is very III Of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. John i. williams and daugh-
ter, Miss Mamie, have returned from.
Baltimore. Mrs. Williams is very
much improved in health.
". q. Jones and wife have taken
rooms at James Vassar'A on Main
Mr.. Jones represents the w.
r. Grace Company OF New York,
and Is travelling In this territory.
Mrs. 7. B.: oleary Is getting along
nicely since her operation in Balti-
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Boughnsr,
whose wedding was solemniged We'd
nesday evening at the home Of the
bride in New York City, spent the
week end In CERFksburg and then
came hers where they will make their
home! Mi Boughner Is employed
by the Philadelphia Gas Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergerm win move to
Jackson's Mills the first OF April.
William E. Ballentlne. Of British
Columbia, arrived here Monday to
visit his sister, Mrs. Mary e. Stein
beck. and Mr.. Walter steinbeck and
family.
John Ruskln Hall, who Is teaching
In the Clay Court House high school,
Visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Ad Hall, the first OF the week.
The Rev. William ]. Hanrohan, OF
delivered sermon Friday
evening at st. Patriek's Catholic
The Rev. s. s. Moore, Of Parkers-
burg. will hold services at the Epis-
copal church here Sunday both morn
.ng and evening. ..
The Rev. e. q. White will leave
Saturday for Petersburg, whore he
goes to assist In evangelistic services
1T that place.
Mrs. Hunter MCGEE is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Weber, this week.
Edward q. Jordan is assisting in
The Standard Hardware store while
Mr. Cleary Is in Baltimore.
Mrs. Walter A. Edwards and Mrs.
Alice MoGary were shopping In
9larksburg Wednesday.
Mrs. w. q. Carpenter. Of Jackson's
Mills, left Wednesday to visit In Ra-
venswood. ~
Mrs. Harvey craddock has her sIs-
ter, Miss Imogene Brannon, vlsitinR,
her this week.
Eugene Grant and Ed Ralston are
at home from the University at Nor
gantown.
NJ. s. Fultz left Tuesday night to
accompany his wife home. nj
Amos Bright. of Sutton. is i'll at
his rooms in the Camden. ER
Mrs. John Kimmel, of Grafton. Is.
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Nate Hall
Prof. and Mrs. Keeyer left last
week for Ohio. where Mr.. Keeyer
VIII teach.
John Moore has gone to Charles.
ton to work In the old fields.
Matthew Stewart Is working. at
kane's hardware store. ~
-. Az Bennett is very iii of heart
trouble at his home here: a
Louis Neuberger is very III, having
suffered stroke OF paralysis.
VERY MUCH ALIVE.
NORTON. Kans March .1s.-1da Wes-
ton Rae, an actress. who was recently
pronounced dead by physicians ut a
hospital here. has recovered sufficient
" TO leave for her homo In Joplin, No.,
After the woman was believed 20 be.
dead an undertaken discovered signs
Of life and brought her back TO life by.
aid OF pulmotcr.
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