The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-07-27
Local Lore.

dnson Is upona visit here.
Miss Anna Ward is the guest of Mrs.
WIN Cardutf In Grafton.
Mrs. p. a. Shields is home from an
extended visit In Fairmont.
Miss Della Keys went to st. Joe,
Ind, Monday morning, to visit friends
and relatives.
MI. and Mrs. B.w. Holden are home
from the mountains, where they had
an outing Of three weeks.
Chas. Wine has typhoid fever.
Sheldon Law, the Salem druggist,
was here TUESDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Ogden have re-
turned from a trip to Louisville, KY.
g. w. Law attended the meeting.of
the republican state executive COM
mittee In Parkersburg Monday.
The pension Of Rolley G. Bennett,
this city, has been Increased to sl2a
month.
Mrs. Tom G. Brady returned Thurs
day from pleasant stay at Atlantic
City.
Rev. R. B. Mcdaniel will return to
the city this week with his bride and
occupy his pulpit at the Baptist
church Sunday.
Or. Frank G. Bland's guests this
week are his father, E. S. Bland, and
brother, H. E. Bland, of Sutton.
Clarence P. Stout, travelling sales
man for the American Snuff Company,
is taking two weeks summer vaca
tion at home.
Simmie Nusbaum is an excurtlonist
to Atlantic City, enjoying the sea
brcczes and other bracing features OF
that famous summer resort.
One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces mild
mediate results. Try IT, Frank g.
Bland, druggist. 30
A freight wreck occurred Monday
morning at Worthington on the Mo-
non Division of the i. s. o., blockad-
lLk IlhllC ocNCia' hph'S
n. Dougherty, of Shinnston, u faith
full reader Of the Telegram, made this
Office a business call Wednesday morn
ing.
Saturday evening Rev. Wheeler Bog
CESS, assisted by Rev. Tyrce, held re-
ligious services in the street near the
poStoilice. A large crowd listened to
their eloquent appeals for Godliness.
Miss Carrie Fordyce, the very charm-
ing and popular stenographer at the
Traders national bank, is taking her
summer vacation in cool and invigor-
ating places in the mountains.
Mrs. Susan Raymond and daughter,
Mrs. Melville Jarvis, went to Fair
mont, Saturday evening to spend Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Rapp.
The Sunday school at Golf Chapel
NJ. E. church held a very enjoyable
picnic in theJno. Dolan grove Wednes
day, but found it rather dlsagreeable
coming home in the hard rain which
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Manion's Comedy Company has Its
show canvas located over In Glen Elk
and is giving some entertaining stage
performances The attendance is
gratifying and the show is worth the
price Of admission 10 and 20 cents.
b. L. Priddie, of Huntington, VIII
ton Randolph, OF Parkersburg, ant
John A. Thayer, OF Charleston, were
United States court officers here
Wednesday.
The new catalogue of the West Vir
gil Conference Seminary at Buck
Ii mon is repete with Information
r S institution is evldentlyanticipat
IL progressive year. President Wiel
{, -epared to furnish any needed in
4aation.
Robert II. Northcott, ESQ.,, of Ak
ron. Ohio, is here on visit to his
Fl. .er, General Il. S. Northcott, and
other relatives. Mr.. Northcott has
been a resident of Colorado number
OF years and Is prosperous banker
"ra attic dealer.
nix Shuttleworth, a hustlinp
ician OF Clarksburg, and one OF
a. 'youngerelement" was conspicu.
Gus figure in attendance at the com
mittee meeting yesterday. Tuesdays
Parkersburg State Journal.
Some of the colored people took ex
crptiou to Rev.. f. Norris communi
cation in the Telegram last week about
colored preachers paying their debts
and Tuesday night at meeting, he was
awaited upon TO explain. a disgrace.
full scene in which an assault upon
Rev. Morris seemed imminent was
narrowly avertcd.