The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-10-26
Local Lore.

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ton, Pa.
Mrs. R. c. Neal is visiting in Cum
berland.
Dr.. T. E. Gore is enlargine his liy-
erystables.
Mrs. John C. Lewis is visiting in
Romney.
Mrs. W. A. Gaylord has been visit
ing in West Union.
Charley Wine has returned to his
home in Pittsburg.
NJ. d. Teter has begun his school
at Oak Grove near Oral.
John A. windon and family have
moved from here to Salem.
Miss Ella Goodwin is in Baltimore,
the guest of DR.. Theodore L. Lang.
Mrs. Captain Thomas on Sycamore
street is very low with rheumatism.
The pension of Pruett Harvey, of
Brown, has been increased to sl4 Il
month.
orman Randolph, late editor of the
Salem Express, has opened a grocery
store in Salem.
Will Veneer, of Farnum, is in the
county intirmary suffering with ty-
phoid fever.
RIM. Rogers, Of Dola, one of the
county's most loyal republicans, was
here Saturday.
The graded schools at Shinnston
have begun. Howard L. Cunningham
is principal.
The Bridgeport graded schools have
begun, with our townsman, a. Steele
Law as principal.
Daniel Boughncr, ST., and MISS
Laura Boughner have been visiting
In Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Laura b. Day, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. u.
Wallis, returned to her home in Bal
timore.
Rooms are so scarce here that thirty
or 10 stone and brick masons employed
In Glen Elk are compelled to camp out
at night.
The Hornor-Gaylord Wholesale Com
pany has purchased lots of Judge Gotf
in Glen Elk and will erect a large
Wholesale house.
The new Baptist church ut Brown,
Rev. i. n. McIntire pastor, is nearing
completion and will be ready todedi-
cate about November II.
Supt. Buchanan White, of tile Wcs-
ton schools, is about to publish a text
on grammar upon which he has been
at work for number Of years.
The Monticello school has begun in
the new house built near the brick
yard for school purposes. The teacher
is G. Page Fortney, Of Lumberport-
Mr.. Sanford n. Bumgardner and
family, of Adlar, Peasants county,
have been visiting at the home OF
Mrs. w. C. Bumgardner, ut Craig
moor.
The Broaddus Institute report to
the Baptist General Association
showed the institution as having $780,
worth of property with an indebted
ness of only $1,000
According to the law Of this state
no schools will be taught on election
day, but the teachers will be entitled
to pay for that day the same as II
school had kept
Arch Wilkinson, asst. superintend
ent Of the Watson Coal and Coke Co.,
at Gypsy, and Frank Regar, asst civil
engineer of the same place, were sun
day visitors in the city.
The sheriff and his deputies have
been making the annual sittings in
various sections Of the county this
week for the purpose Of giving the tax
payers the customary discount of p
per cent.
uEd"J. Coleman, the clever Third
street jeweler, has been in New York,
purchasing fall and Christmas goods
for his jewelry store, which is already
one Of the finest to be found any
where.
Hon. Alex Dulin, Of Sutton, was
here recently cnroute home from
wheeling. where he spent week re-
viewing the political situation. Mr..
Dulin says Ohio county will give re-
publican majority this year OF at least
; 900 and reports that end Of the State
in splendid condition.
For the most complete assortment
of school books and school supplies,
with prices the lowest in the citygo to
Nusbaum's Book Store :i0S Main street,
opposite court house. Asst.