The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-02
NYsgI|EIGH
THEIR THIRST
IN Pl.. !. MARION
Thousand Tickets for Oasis
Sold In .Fai1notlt in. :.
\ Two Days.

FAIRMoNT, Jan. lover 1000
\Jtickets were sold. between this point
y and Point Marion, Pa, the latter part
Of the week. These figures include
tickets on both railroads and the rec
ords were taken from the railroad
record of tickets sold between these
two points, All the trains coming
from the Point on Friday and Satur-
day were crowded with passengers,
most Of them Juggling bags and SUIT
cases Of wet goods. ~ 2
Rates to various points over the
Monongahela railway have been low
cred in the new schedules announced
several days ago and going into eject
January Is. The new fares to chica.
70 and New York are much lower and
intermediate points are lowered IN
proportion. n
Amessage received here announced
the death at Mt. Clemens, Mich, OF
u. s.. Kendall, former citizen OF
this city, which occurred there on
Christmas day. The body was taken
to Somerset county, Pa, for burial.
Judge Kendall was at one time Judge
of the intermediate court Of Marion
county and was also mayor OF the
city for a term,
The Marion County Medical socl-
ETY. held q banquet at Cooks hospital
Tuesday evening Of this week. Or.
H. r. ,Joshson presided as toastmas-
ter, and toasts were given by Drs. II.
H. Carr, ]. A. Graham, G. o. Henry,
w. H. Sands j, W. Mcdonald and
the Rev. A. Fl. Beayin. Fifty mem
bers of the medical society were pres
emit. Officers were elected at busl-
ness meeting following the BANQUET
as follows: President, DR.. O. L. Hol-
land; secretary, DR.. q, r. Johnson;
censor, DR.. A. B. Smith; treasurer,
DR.. w. n. Sands. Drs. 9. w. Wad-
dell and A. l.. Peters were named as
delegates to attend the state medical
society meeting.
The home Of City Commissioner j.
Walter Barnes was entered by thieves
Tuesday evening and several valuable
articles stolen. Among the stolen
articles were two valuable necklaces
and gold watch. No clue has been
found to the robbers. u ~ .Gg7
Josiah v. Thompson, of Uniontown,
Pa, former president Of the defunct
Uniontown bank-was business Wis
itor here Wednesday. While. here
he consulted with II. W.. ,Showalter,
the latter having been active in New
: York during the last few months
in the interest Of Mr.. Thompson.
According to the records in the Of
flee of County Clerk Arthur G. Mar
tin, OF the Marion county court,
Dame Cupid has not been so busy In
this year as last, not near so many
marriage licenses having been issued
in 1915 as were issued in the year
1914. The records sho wtthat 35o
licenses had been issued this year,
while 1914 showed q total Of 437.
Within the last two months there
has been started in this city a new
industry which bids fair to be one OF
the largest OF Its kind IN the United
States. The name Of the firm is the
Universal Products Company and the
manufactured products which are all
kinds of food and remedies for fowls
and remedies for horses, have al
ready found a ready sale. The prod,
ucts all go under the name Of "Upri.
co." E. A. Bartlett, formerly Of
Clarksburg, is manager Of the com
pany, and the stockholders are H.. l.
Heintzleman, J. M. Brownfield. R. II
Cunningham, o. A. Woods, Homer
Hall, s. S. Cochrane, L. M. Davis, II
H. I,anham, John Y. Hite and p. a
Bartlett. A factory has been estab.
lished on Main street, this city, and
about thirty-flve men and girls are
employed. 4iJB esse. III
- .s.f III
DR.. Isaac Taylor Headlandd. g; re