The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-07-13
Local Lore.
,iss Cora Smith visited in Fairmont

Miss Cora Smith visited in Fairmont
last week.
Mrs. c. S. Sands has returned from
trip to Terra Alta.
Mrs. Boswell is on visit to her hus-
band near Pittsburg.
Mrs. j. Fl. Morrison, of wilsonburg.
was pleasant visitor here Monday.
Miss Mollie Va. Smith is visiting
friends in Parkersburg this week.
Miss Flora Paugh visited friends at
Romines Mills, Sunday.
Fred Delbridge spent Sunday at
Romines Mills among friends.
DR.. j. w. Plgott returned Saturday
night from pleasant Atlantic City
outing.
The pension Of John Sheets at
Bridgeport has been increased to 81
per month.
The African Methodist Episcopal
quarterly conference will be held here
August u.
Miss Blanche Peters will go to Par
keBburg next week for an extended
visit.
Miss Ida Abbott, of Fairmont, has
been the guest of the Misses Smith on
Mulberry street.
Hon. Harvey W, Harmer attended
the republican state convention this
week at Charleston.
Misses Dora Ridenour and lsola
Shinn are in Parkersburg attending
the state association.
Miss Nellie Post and Mrs. William
Taylor went to shlnnston, Saturday
evening for short visit.
Col. A. w. Woodford, of Weston,
was here Monday, returning from the
Kansas City convention.
] RI. Lowndes, Jr., left on Monday
evening train west for the republican
state convention at Charleston.
Postmaster ]. n. Cottrill and little
son, Alph, Of Quiet Dell, made our
sanctum a short visit Monday.
Mrs. A. NJ. T. Cunningham and
Miss Bessie Shuttleworth visited rela-
tiyes at Romines Mills, Sunday.
Ben W. Holden and wife are spend
ing month in the mountains at Au-
rora, Deer Park and other points.
For the first time under this admin
istration. Mayor Thompson had no
one before him Monday morning.
Earl Lowery, the little newscarrier,
ran a nail in his left foot Monday
night and has very painful wound.
win Nusbaum left Sunday night
for Atlantic City to attend the annual
national meeting of the B. p. o. Elks.
Ernest L. PIgott, Of Eagle district,
spent Monday here, enroute to the re-
publican site convention at Charles
ton.
Ben w. Borgess. returned Monday
morning from a visit with his family
who are spending the summer at Terra
Alta.
Mrs. T. F. Lang and daughter, Miss
Minnie Lang, of Baltimore, are visit
ing Mrs. NJ. C. Goodwin, at Maple
Heights.
Col. T. B. Seeley and DR.. F. B. Hay
maker left Sunday night for the
republican state convention at
Charleston.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Guy sinsel,
Friday July 8, a daughter, and our
congratulations are extended in
copious profusion.
George R., Chester R., and Clay
ogden came up from Pennington and
spent. Sunday with their father,
brothers and sisters.
Cecil B. Highland, John Lang and
John Denham left Monday morning
for Charleston to attend. the republl.
can state convention.
A caravan of four wagons and eigh.
teen people passed through the city at
noon Friday en- route from Michigan
to Virginia.
v. L. Highland, executor, will sell
at public auction at West Milford,
July 10, the personal property of Mary
Ann Hof, deceased.
O. Q. owens as representative Of
the local lodge of B. P. o. Elks is at.
tending the national convention Of
that order at Atlantic City.
Auctioneer S. w. Gordon sold
| "Wednesday on Katylick the household
goods Of Frank Worthen, who intends
breaking-up house keeping.
Mrs. R. Powell and daughter, Miss
Dora, left Monday to enjoy the com.
forts OF Mrs. Jacob Koblegard's sum-
mer home at Petaskey, Mich.
The directors of the West Virginia
bank declared semi-annual dividend
OF 3 per cent and set aside considera.
BILE amount to the surplus fund.
Anctioneer S. w. Gordon sold Satur-