The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
PROMINENT MAN
Of BEVERLY
IS DEAD

IL. D. GreynoIds, Native Of Har-
rison County, Called by
Death Angel.
ELKINs, Jan. 81. D. Grey
nolds, one Of the most prominent
citizens Of Beverly. whose death oc'
Cured at 2 o'clock Thursday morn
ing was buried with Masonic honors
at the Beverly cemetery at 2 O'CLOCK
this afternoon, Mr.. Greynolds was
little more than II years old, having
been born In Harrison county octo
Der 3. 1874. He was married 10
1870 at Beverly to Martha E'
daughter Of Jacob Westfall, -Four
daughters and two sons survive: Mrs
Waitman T. Talbot, of Webster
Springs; Mrs. John Channel, Mrs
NJ. F. Hutson and Miss Flora, OF
Beverly; Clyde ". Of Beverly. ana
Wilfred of Elklns. Mr.. Greynolds
was a member of the Masonic and
IL. o. o. F. fraternities and Lad been
prominently identified with both or
ders in an official capacity.
Announcement has just been made
OF the marriage on January l, 1916
Of Mrs. Tippa Alternately to Mr.. U
G. Hartley. the Rev. Frederick n
Barron. pastor of the Davis Memorial
Presbyterian church officiating. Mr.
and Mrs. Hartley are honeymoonlne
In Pittsburg.
The dance given in Nathan hal
Wednesday night by Prof. Finley w
Mott, of Parkersburg, proved mos
enjoyable affair from every stand
point. Wright's saxaphone orches
ira, from Columbus, o., dispensed
the music and the event was one
of the rarest pleasure for all OF thu
guests participating.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Elvfdge, Of New
York, were at the Randolph yester'
day, returning from a ten days stay
at the Cheat Mountain Clubhouse
They express themselves as delight
ed with the club and with the magni'
ficent mountain scenery OF this sec
ton. They expect to return mex
year for a longer stay. The Cheat
Mountain Club has under lease 9
tract Of many thousands Of acres oil
virgin forests, where deer. bear, tur'
key, pheasant, fish and other game
abounds. A proposition to combine
the Cheat Mountain Club and thu
Allegheny Sportsmen's Association II
under consideration. This combina
ton would constitute one OF the larg
est, II not the large game preserve
East of the Mississippi river, ant
would doubtless be very desirable
arrangement for the members Of the
two organizations throughout the
state.
In keeping with a resolution pass.
ed by the last general assembly Of
the Protestant Episcopal church that
n preaching mission be held In every
Episcopal church throughout the
country a series OF services began
at Grace Episcopal church last
night. The Rev. H. B. Lee. of Yves
ton, is doing the preaching.
DR.. George H. Neale, OF Mil
Creek. was called to Cambridge, O.
Wednesday by the death Of hi.
father, which occurred Tuesday might
as the result of cancer. Mr.. Neale
was 70 years old. .
Strickland w. Gillian, the humor'
list, will deliver his lecture Sun
shine and Awkardness" in the Ell
kins opera house January rs under
the auspices of the ladies Of thu
Christian church.
More than usual interest, locally
is attached to the sinking OF the Brit
ish hattleship King Edward VII. ow
ing to the fact that Herbert Ap
pleton, a brother to Frank Appleton
Of this city. was petty officer oil
the lost batueship. English" a
Frank was appropriately dubbed b!
the boys as soon as he hit the tow
a year ago is delighted over the Off
cial statement that the ships com
pany was taken Off without loss o
life." English himself made al
sorts OF efforts to serve his countr,
but being too young has settled dowl
to serving the Davis Colliery Com
pany as Office boy. He tried to en-
list in England when the war broke
out, but was refused because of hi
tender years. He then made his way
to Canada as a stowaway and triet
to get into the Dominion army en-
listing for service In the war, bu
lost out again for the same reason
Coming to New York he picked vi
a paper. looked over the advertise
ments for help wanted. The nam
OF an Elkins firm appeared in tn
advertisements and English likinl
the looks OF the advertisement ant
the name invested his last cent II
a railroad ticket and appeared per
sonally to apply for the Job. He go
1t, and has been sticking to work a
enthusiastically as he tried to serv,
his majesty In the world war.
Mrs. c. C. White has returne,
from visit at Grafton.
Mrs. ]. S. Powell was called t
Buckhannon by the illness of he
daughter. Mrs. c. W. Flesher.
Judge ]. G. Hoffman, OF Wheeling
was business visitor in the cit,
this week.