Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1920-11-30

An epitone of most important
epents i7nnspiring in the state

| An epitone of most important
| epenfs f7anspiring IN the state
Wheeling-Fiye recruits for TIL
army were secured in one day here.
Observation-Disclosures Arthur Ar
nett was appointed acting chief Of po
lice.
Williamson. Thirty-seven of the 4
mines in Mingo county now are in op
Grafton.
Morgantown.-The Red Cross ha
spent $1,000 in relief work here II
the past year.
Huntington.-The 100000 G. & O
improvements at Clifton Forge will b.
started at once.
Fairmont. Mrs. Beulah Boyd Rit
chic was elected secretary OF the AS
ISOLATED Charities.
Wheeling.-Fire leveled the home o
the Knights of Pythias here. The home
probably will be rebuilt.
wheeling.-Osiris Temple sent ;
large delegation to the Shriners' cere
monies at Morgantown.
Huntington.-Be Lockhart, in
jured in an automobile accident few
days ago, is recovering.
Bluefield.-Two street cars collidet
as result of children tampering witt
signals. None were hurt.
Clarksburg.-Harry William Poe,
years of age, died shortly after bein,
struck by a motor truck.
Wheeling.-A number of new mem
hers were accepted at meeting her
of the United Spanish War Veterans
Fairmont.-Charles Ice, of this city
heads a company to develop new Goa
lands in Kanawha and Clay counties
Huntington-Mi Ida Paul, Injuries
when she jumped from a moving au
tomobile, will live, hospital physician
thinks.
Grafton.-The B. & o. Office here il
In need of 10 telegraph operators
Brakemen and other workers are badl,
needed.
Morgantown.- Stanley Morris, O
Clarksburg was elected president o
the student body at West Virginia Uni
versity.
Huntington.-A jury in federal court
failed to agree on whether sale o.
ingredients for 'some brew is a Law
violation.
Morgantown.-Fred Burge is il
a hospital, injured as a result of strik
ing with hammer dynamite cap he
picked up.
Point Pleasant.-Captain H. d. Bail
ey, 81, one of the oldest river men ii
the Ohio valley, died at Pomeroy, o.
near here.
Huntington.-Miss Ida Paul, wht
was injured in Jumping from an auto
mobile, is resting easily and probabl,
will recover.
Fairmont.-A truck belonging to al
fee company was smashed when th'
driver ran into a bridge girder. Th'
driver was unhurt.
Princeton.-Opossum hunting is ex
tremely good in this section, although
The weather has been too warm ant
dry to hunt rabbits.
Bluefield.-John Kenode, a n. & W
call boy, was arrested charged witt
stealing a check for $50 from fire
man named Blackwell.
Morgantown.-The local chamber O
hos ,.oic,oa Di1unhor n
directors to 81 because of the rapid ex
pansion of that body.
Morgantown.-Rev. John Henry Pc
tiers, formerly NJ. Il pastor here, goe
as missionary to Liberia, New Yorl
letters received here say.
Wheeling.-Henry Nikulous, &c, ia
tally injured himself when he fel
while walking down his steps. He wa
weakened from a long illness.
Bluefield.-H. M. Myers, of Bran
well, purchased for $4,000 the Victor.
mine on Pond Creek The mine wa
owned by Williamson operators
Mannington.-The government ha
notified M. H. Bell, of Sycamore, tina
the body of his son Joseph, killed il
France, will arrive in New York soon
INTERNATIONALLY local chamber o
commerce has announced its approva
of the proposed state constitutions
amendment for road bond issue.
Mannington.-W. A. Stone; of Union
town, purchased 600 acres of fine Goa
land in Harrison county. He paid 81
200 an acre, or a total of $4,000.
Morgantown.-J. C. Greer, local Goa
and steel magnate, has purchased
home In Pittsburg. 1t was the No
Kenney estate, and the price wa
S165 ono