The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-07-01

acme Of success and unsophisueated
happiness throughout q long LIE TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman.
From Nicholas County.
Misses Vina Mae and Leora Blanche
Cayendish, two exceedingly popular
first grade school teachers Of near
summersyllle, Nicholas county, have
been visiting with old friends on In
dian run, Pattersons Fork and Salem
for more than week. They attended
the educational association convention
held at Clarksburg recently. The
frat named has taught two terms OF
school in Tenmile district and thereby
won the proud distinction Of being
one OF the best teachers that ever
graced a school room. The last nam
ed also is peer to those OF the
highest rank. Both may file applica-
tions for schools in Tenmile district
for the coming year.
Girl Loses Finger
Little Miss Edna Pearl Matthey,
eight years of age, unfortunately got
the third finger Of her right hand al
most entirely severed at the second
Joint from the tip one evening last
week when her little brother, Clar-
ence. age six years, chopped 1t with
a Ratchet. The parents, Mr. and Mrs.
julius c. Matthey, were badly fright
ened by the loud screaming that fol-
lowed, and q physician was called
Immediately. The severed member
was sewed back by taking three
stitches. She is getting along as well
as could be expected.
From West Union.
Gregory Blakeley, Jr, Of West
Union, who is a student at the Ohio
Military Institute at Cincinnati, was
a guest at the home of Walter F.
lynch d few days ago, having come
home for the summer vacation
Young Mr.. Blakeley formerly resided
with bis parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
Gregory Blakeley, ST., former pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church at
Salem, but now Of West Union.
Teeth Extracted.
Miss Vadis Bailey, Of Upper Indian
run. was a recent Salem visitor hay
ing some teeth extracted.
Several Cases OF Typhoid.
Three cases of typhoid fever have
been reported from the east end Of
Salem and the mouth of Dogs run
within the last day or two. They are
as follows: Arthur Williams, the
twelye-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Selda Williams, OF Dogs run; Harvey
Hickman, son Of Mrs. Martha Ann
Hickman, Of the cast end of Salem,
and Brenard, seven-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hickman, also
of the east end Of Salem.
From Phillppi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Myers, OF
Philippi, were recent guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Myers, OF
Upper Indian run and Mr.. and Mrs
BENJAMIN Myers, of the east end OF
Salem. They remained in the vicinity
for several days,
Stork Pays Visit.
That world-famous old bird, the
stork paid a visit to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert ~ Davis, Of Rural
Route No. /, a short time ago and left
in their care a bouncing boy baby
land he's a straight out Republican
too betcher life" says the joyfully
effcrvescent father. Mother and babe
are doing quite nicely.
Personals.
Hiram D. Lynch, road supervisor OF
division No. 2, was adjusting business
matters in Clarksburg Thursday.
Mrs. Zeppa Goodwin, Of Grass run
was a visitor to Little Baltimore-on-
Indian run a few days ago.
Mrs Moe Cissler, Of New Matamoras,
Ohio. is a guest at the home OF her
sister. Miss Sallie Morris, Of Still
House run, at this time.
Edward ]. Kells, of Grass run, was
\ business visitor to Salem the first
of the week.
John L. Goodwin, of Grass run, is
spending few days at the home OF
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram
d. Lynch, on Indian run.