The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-10
MocleliIan Funeral Today

N4A RAAp4A ~ 95TIlCse 4bE b2V 49ts
otm q, Nice leilan, who died after
weeks illness at his home In
Clarksbprg street on Wednesday
kfEening were held from abe resi-.
dence at two o'clock this afternoon.
conducted by his pastor, Rav.
gohn Beddow Of the First N. p.
church. Owing TO the illness OF his
! wife, who was recovering from a
serious attack OF pneumonia at the
dine OF her husbands demise the
service was privae one. Mr.. Nc
Cfelland's death came rather un,
texpectedlX a. no was apparently
4 recovering from int9ammatory
Arheutnatism. He had live with his
wife and ono son. Stanley ]. Nc
Clellan in this CITY for the past
eighteen years, and was well
Know throughout the state through
his occupation OF piano tuner. In.
}teFment was made in the Thorne
scemetery near, LoGanssport follow
ing>th funeral.
London Concert Company
As the current number. on the
EyLyeeum course, Elsie lllingworth
and her London Concert company
twill appear at the auditorium to.
morrow evening. Miss Nellie Nor
Away bell soloist, Miss Mollie
L Seymour, viollnist, Miss Barbara
Hope, pianist, and John Nestor,
music hall star and impers6nator
are other members OF the company,
(which comes here as q party Of
2itrIie artists.
Get Paying Well
J This j. B, Thomas company
rave drilled one OF their oil wells
LEnear Rlacksvills into the fourth
sand, resulting in a twenty five
barrel pumper. The five inch cas-
ing IS being lowered into the we'll,
(which the company has decided to
1--we a ten quart shot OF explosive,
Ind which 1t is believed will in
crease the production materially.
Book Club Entertained
Mrs. ]. Fred Beatty pleasantly
entertained the members Of the
Book club al her home In Pleasant
street. op Thursday afternoon. Five
tables were used in playing bridge.
which was the afternoon feature.
An attractive lunch was served. BY
the hostess at the close Of play.
Auxiliary Held Meeting
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the
Charles MILAN Post; American
Legion held an important business
eeting at Legion Hall last even
iine 20 lay plans TO further the
coming minstrel show to be given
under the auspices Of the post.
Other matters which also demand
ed attention from the auxiliary
were discussed.
Queen Esther Circle
Is Miss Mary Orndoff will entertain
the members Of Queen Esther Cir
ciletof the First NJ. e. church at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
lSoen at Viewmont Bungalow on
Saturday afternoon at $3.50.
Turkey Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Lowther
delightfully entertained party OF
friends at their home in Franklin
stree on Friday evening with
turkey dinner, served quite attrac.
lively. Rev. and Mrs, John Bed
dow were honor guests.
New Officer INSTALLED
Clyde Cunningham Of Clarksburg
elstreet, this city. lESS been appoint
( ed by the ct.X commission as. night
police, and entered upon the duties
ON Wednesday. Mr.. Cunningham
takes the place OF Jay o. Atha,
who retired to accept a position
with the Marion Window Glass
Company as night foreman of the
plant.
Brother Dies
Joseph G. Ballouz proprietor of
the Sanitary Bakery Of Clarksburg
street left yesterday for East
LIVERPOOL, Ohio, IN response 10 q
message announcing the death OF a
bEother.
Commission Meets
The city commissioners will
meet in a special session on Mon
day, Of next week at the city build
ing 70 correct and complete the
registra'ion OF voters in the five
wards for the coming election on
Monday, March 6th.
Robins Appear
r. u. Thomas OF Washington
street, well known local man tells
OF having seen a number OF robins
at his farm on Flat run this week.
Personals
Preston Harmon has returned.
from a several days visit with re-
latives at Elkins.
James G. Hickman OF Wheeling,
former Warrington police Chief Is
here for a few days visit.
Postmaster ]. F. Beatty is out