Wesleyan Defeats Pittsboro in Muddy Five Inning Tilt
Wesleyan and Pittsboro played a rain soaked five inning game at Union Park with heavy showers and a downpour delaying play. Wesleyan struck first in the first inning and added two in the fourth and two more in the fifth to win, while Pittsboro scored once in the fourth. Weather ruined much of the action, and both teams will meet again Saturday at Buckhannon. Attendance 1,200.
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West Virginia Wesleyan College
University of Pittsboro
Union iPark
Benin
Wesleyan
Schenk
Reeder
Toothman
Curtis
Pitts
Dillon
McKeon
Deeds Filed Involving Land Transfers Across Districts
A list of deeds filed shows transfers of single lots and several parcels. Names include B H Pyle J W Harmer J Carl Vance John A Clark Leonard Peck and Harriet E Bailey among others. Properties cover Union Salem Alta Vista Eagle Clay Northview and Coal districts with parcels ranging from 1 lot to 14 1/2 acres in union union heights Salem and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union: Land Company
B. H. Pyle
City
J. W. Harmer
J. Carl Vance
Spring Hill
John A. Clark
Leonard Peck
Alta Vista
William H. Kellison
Morton Kellison
Eagle
S.J. Purdey
Florence Sadler
W. i. Sherwood
Salem
Uastow Glass Company
Delmer H.uller
Clay
Harriet E. Bailey
Harper Bailey
Union
Rector W. Jarviso
Dorothy Barnett
Reynoldaville
Carl B. Johnson
Charles A. Anglin
Adamston
Northview
John Shaban
L. Tillman Williams
Lof Salem
H.W. Harmer
Harvey F. Smith
Union Land Company
Gregg Sigley
Union Heights
Balley
Graveside Work Delayed by Rain At Local Cemetery
The Grand Army of the Republic abandoned plans to decorate graves on Friday as grass ran knee high and the ground stayed wet. A committee was appointed to carry out the work Saturday in the forenoon, but the wet conditions hampered access to the graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Reunion of Two Old Soldiers in Civil War Dialog
Two veterans, Bill Jones and Bob Henry of the Fifth Ohio, reunite after years, recalling Grant, Sherman, Mission Ridge, and sieges. They joke about being “lively dead ones” and warn Uncle Sam may call them back. They plan to talk at length about past battles and friendships.
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Ohio
Old Grant
Sherman
Grant
Bill Jones
Company K
Mission Ridge
Bob
Uncle Sam
Local Visitors Fill Huntington City Notes Glassgow
A stream of visitors and residents are noted in Huntington with names from Buckhannon Moundville Reedsville West Milford Cast Creek Lost Creek and Good Hope among others. Individuals including George Snyder J Waldo and Abraham Lowther are recorded visiting or transacting business with weekend and Friday day trips noted.
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Maban
Huntington
Soh
Rawson
Gassaway
Wd. Dever
Fritey
Oral
George Snyder
Weatob
Aother
Garrett
Buckhannon
M. FL Schel
T. Robinson
Artold
Moundaville
Jatin ¥ Ward
Reedeville
Salem
T Foster
Bickhannon
Hordiaries
A. Cemmings
Lost Creek
Jhomer Wolfe
West Milford
William, Sommerville
Good
Holbert
Elizabet
West Milford 1 Special Social News and Visits
West Milford on May 30 reports Misaes Clara and Daisy Moffett visiting Salem College alumni. Mrs Ladwig visited her father at Wolf Summit after Sunday travel. Bertie Talbott of Clarksburg spends a few days home. Stella Lynch visits her sister in Clarksburg. Lucy Hoff travels to Siviston to see her sister Mrs Loyd Chalfant. Begue Lynch listed as sick. Lemuel Sheets visits his daughter in Alem Bridge. Rev P L Bent breaks collar bone. Rebekah lodge entertained by Mrs Rahama Post and Miss Alda Ganton with dainty refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Milford
Misaes Clara
Daisy Moffett
Salem College
A. A. Ladwig
Ee-Holmes
Lucy Hoff
Sivinston
Loyd’Chalfant
Bégue Lynch
Lemuel Sheets
L. N. Bailey
Alem Bridge
Lewis County
P. L. Bent
Rebekah Lodge
Rahama Post
Alda Ganton
Mail Clerk Dead in Fairmont Typhoid Claim
Waltman T Garner longtime railroad mail clerk in this district died of typhoid fever at his Coleman avenue home in Fairmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairmont
Waltman
Garner
Coleman Avenue
Balkan allies and Turkey sign preliminary peace treaty
At St James's Palace on May 30 delegates of all Balkan allies and Turkey signed the preliminary peace treaty. British Foreign Secretary Edward Grey presided at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay
London
St. James's Palace
Balkan
Turkey
Fees Edward Grey
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Pitt
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Wilson
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Neale
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Morrison
J Withers
Poe
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Singleton
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Bob Henry
Old Bob
Sea Cook
National Biscuit
Graham
Reaves
NE -Dreunion
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