The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-03-02
Industrial
News Notes
Correspondent Records inter.
esting Events of Hustling
Eastern Suburb.

INDUSTRIAL. March Nv. F.
Long Is visiting his father ut Walkers
Station this week.
Mrs. John Turner. OF CIarksburg,
was a guest OF Mrs. James Shrlver,
OF Walnut avenue. this week.
Mrs. Florence Dixon IL improving
after case Of laErlppc ut her home
on Broadway.
June Boehm WAS business visitor
here this week from ClarksburE.
Mrs. Charles Nutter entertained
the Home Missionary Society ut her
homo on broadway recently. The
regular routine business was trans
acted and very interesting talk
was given by the Rev. c. w. Wise,
which was greatly enjoyed. Refresh
ments consisting of cake. salad and
coffee was served by the hostess
Those present were Mrs. Ira JollItfe.
Mrs. Arthur Barron. Mrs. Orma Slut
Ter. Mrs. Rosco Dyer, Mrs. James
Shrlner. Mrs. Starkey, Mrs. Oldecker,
Mrs. c. l.. Nutter and the Rev. C. w.
Wise.
Mrs. David Ernst and son, Morris,
OF Parkersburg, are here visiting Mrs.
Ernst's brother. Odie Channell, Of
| Fowler avenue.
Mrs. Carl Lowe WAS taken 10 st.
Mary's hospital for treatment Tues
day. Her many friends wish for her
speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar TRlkington, OF
o. and r. Talkington's store, return
ed home yesterday from Baltimore.
where Mr.. Talkingt0n purchased m
up-to-date stock of goods for the
store.
Mrs. Nathan Barnett was taken to
st. Marys hospital 10 undergo nm
operation this week.
l.. w. Holden left for Brownsville,
Pa, whore he has accepted a posi-
tion as brakeman on tho Baltimore
and Ohio railroad.
Mrs. Minnie I.ightner returned
home from Fairmont Tuesday where
she was guest of her sister. Mrs.
Jeanette Rule, for a few days.
Mrs. Lloyd Nutter. who has been
quite Ill with pneumonia fever at
her home on Walnut avenue, is get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Arthur Barron entertained In
gracious manner the Ladies' Aid
Society Of Hammond chapel Wadnes-
day night at her home on Fowler
avenue. After the regular business
session, Mrs. w. J. Lightner present
ed the president, Mrs. Charles Nut
ter, with q beautiful umbrella from
the members OF the society TO show
their appreciation Of her faithful SER
Vice to the society. MFsSas suttef r--gfdf: was
very much pleased and with a nice
talk thanked the members for their
gift. AT a seasonable hour tempting
refreshments were served consisting
OF salad. cake and coffee. by the hos
tess Those present were Mrs. Iyon
Lantz. Mrs. Martin Kelley, Mrs.
Blaine Ltghtner, Mrs. w. j. LIghtner.
Mrs. Ira Collett, Mrs, Charles Nut
ter, Mrs. Ira Jolliffe, Mrs. Rurl slut
Ter. Miss Pearl Deem, Mrs. James
shriner, Mrs. Olga Whitney. Miss
Grace Arnett, Mrs. Ida Stewart, Mrs.
Rosco Dyer. Mrs. Arthur Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Virgil Johnson, Mrs. u. q, Ar
nett, Beulah Nutter. Miss Edna .Jol-
life, Miss Beulah Barron, Mrs. G. n.
Larry. Misses Eulth johnson. Fran
els Collitt. and Geneyieve Marsh,
Mrs. Lena Marsh anu Mrs. Arthur
Barron. The society adjourned to
meet at the home OF Mrs. Burl Slut
Ter on Wednesday. March s.
The social club oonl OF the Young
Mems Club OF Industrial. which was
recently organized. was thrown onen
10 Its members and friends WednaE-
day evening. Quite a number were
present, The rooms are nicely FUR
nished and games. books and other
amnsements are to be found in the
club. The young men are certainly
to be congratulated for their earnest
zeal to permeate a better communi-
ty. The organization is growing rap
idly in number. The rooms are open-
ed every evening for all men.