The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1893-09-22
LOCAL LUNCHEON.
Things ,ea Have deem Wanting :,
Know for q Wesk.

~ SAtnS AIUin the leNef.
Quite anumber from here at
tended the camp meeting At
Gypsy Grove last Sunday.
The First Regiment Band have
received their new uniforms.
They start for Camp Kenna'
Sept. 26th.
The Electric Light Co, are
pathng up new poles and wires
this week, and viii be able 10 get
in their new plant before long.
There win be an interesting
game of base ball at wilsonbnrg
Saturday between the wilsonburg
team and the Wheeling club.
A very delightful oyster sup.
per was given by the Baptist
ladies at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Lee Raymond on Tuesday
evening.
A. Q. Davis, late president Of
the Business College, furnished
the required 81, 500 bond and was
released on Monday. He went
to his home in Doddridge.
W. S. Price who has been dan.
gerously i'll with typhoid
fever is thought to DO improving
and strong hopes for his ultimate
recovery are entertained.
Rev. ]. L. Huffman will preach
at the Baptist church next Sun.
day. morning and night. The
public are cordially invited to
hear HIM.
The editor will be pleased to
have you hand to some member of
the Office force a note concerning
any local or social event you
think important. TT
Where are you going my pretty maid?
I'm to Clarksburg, sir, she said;
i fear my youth and beauty will fade.
So I'll get my photo taken by WAND.
IL e . as
BENZ. Cottrill was arrested this
week and taken before Squire
Riley charged with selling hard
cider and bound over for his APP
pearance at the next grand jury.
A young man named Waldo
was arrested here last week by
Weston authorities charged with
purloining a suit of clothes from
j. II. Coon's clothing store dur
lug the Weston fair.
DIR. Fleming Howell, whose.
name graces the new five dollar.
notes of Traders Bank as its Vice
President, is happy over the ar
rival of q beautiful little daugh-
ter at his home. Many friends.
congratulate the popular decor
and his estimable lady.
Edward Blake, of Lost Creek,
seems to deserve the bakery this
year for success in the sheep
business. One of His ewes
brought up twin lambs that
weighed (the two) 900 pounds
when sold last week to Mr.. w.
F. West.
Rev. B. B. Evans preached to
a large and attentive congrega-
ton last Sunday night, closing
one of the most prosperous and
successful conference years that
Golf Chapel has ever enjoyed.
His congregation and may
friends are anxious for his re-
turn.
"Redlight," the beautiful and
promising four year old saddler
that won the three-year.old trot
ting race here last fall has been
purchased of Mr.. @. A. DAWSON
by Mr.. Alfred Il. Stout. who is
now developing his excellent
qualities as saddle horse. He
will be kept in this county. at
Mr.. Stout's home at Quiet Dell.
Orders have been issued by
Lieut.. Col Fast. from his head
quarters at Morgantown, direct
ing a Brigade encampment at
Kanawha City, w. Va. for six
days, beginning Sept. 90, 1898.
LIST Lieut.. Med. Price. R. Q. M.
is designated as acting Commi-
sary of Subsistence, and will pro-
vide the necessary cooks and
waters for Regimental Head
quarters, Line oficers', and
Nom Commissioned STAFF and
Band messes.
Sunday morning, September
18th. near 2-o'clock, the store of