The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-03-23

FL. Dye, a staunch republican of
Wallace, was In the city Monday.
Pierre Lorentz and John Long
made a pleasant trip to Grafton Satur-
day.
Attorney Wade Conway, OF Fair
mont, was professional visitor here
Monday,
Clement Hannah, Esq, of Olive,
was a paying subscriber ut our office
Thursday.
Editor Orman Randolph, OF the
Salem Express was quill-pusher
here Monday.
Mrs. Stella Stryker, of Moundsville,
is the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Jas.
p. Davis, and other relatives.
J. II. Paugh went down to Grafton
Sunday afternoon to visit his daughter
Mrs. James q. Brown.
S. l.. Brooks, of Belington, a former
Harrison county citizen, was here on
business the first of the week.
Mrs. Shafrer, OF Terra Alta, who has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. @. s.
Sands, left for Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Camp who has been via.
itlng here for several days, returned
Tuesday to her home in New York.
Mrs. George X. Smith, Of Columbus,
Ohio, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Basel on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Robinson re-
turned to their home at Camden-on-
Gauley after several days visit here.
The date fixed for the special cleo
tion for Issuing bonds for paving and
sewerage purposes is Thursday, March
90.
ID. L. Ovens, yard conductor for the
o. II. railroad at Parkersburg, visited
relatives and friends here Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Telegram is not yet advised as
to whetheror not the democrats will
bring the Virginia Debt question into
the coming municipal campaign.
A young lady student at Broaddus
rode AZ miles horseback to the rail-
road. This is pluck for you. She is
oily fifteen years old: too.
Miss Florence Post, Of Temple
Moor, who has been spending several
days here with friends, left for her
home Tuesday morning.
Men are busily employed making ex-
for the large four story block
in Glen Elk for Armstrong, Crislip.
Day s Co., wholesalers.
The sealed bids for the new Payne
memorial hall at Broaddus Institute
are to be opened March %, at which
time the contract will likely be let.
Shinnston is enjoying good-sized
boom, as attested by the demand for
houses. Houses that formerly rented
for 50 month now bring $3.50 a
month.
Miss Gussle Stansberry engaged
in enumerating the children Of school
age In the Clarksburg Independent
school district and expects to complete
the work within the next week.
J. A. Batten, slater and contractor,
received $3.50 accidental insurance
this week from the National Protect
i've society of which Powers and Bat
. -, .,ra svauaral a nanfS
Judge Hagans is very III indeed.
He seems to not have rallied from his
recent attack. His friends have grave
ut his present condi-
tion.-Morgantown Dominion.
Letters received here from Mrs.
John B. Redman are very encourage
ing as to Mr.. Redman's condition.
A leading physician has examined
him and finds he has no organic
Mrs. Helen NJ. Thomas Will have
two story brick resi-
dence erected on her lot on the corner
OF Third and Mechanic streets. W.
c. McKeehan has the contract and has
begun the excavation
WANTED:-By capable woman,
place as working housekeeper or cook.
Is good seamstress. No objection 10
Clarksburg. Address, stating
wages given and particulars.
Mrs. B. NJ,
Telegram 0dice.
Mr.. Will Freese has contracted TO
build six dwelling houses Tor MIS-.
Mary Goff. Mr.. Freese comes Formally
from Philadelphia where he was an
extensive contractor and Is worthy o.
the confidence Of our people as all OF
his work Is without criticism.
CHARLES sutton, the pedagogue OF
nrairmOor, who taught the best term
~ achool 81 Fall Run the past winter
that has been taught for several years