The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-04-06
Local Lore.

Pierce Sidebottom, of Mt. Clare
called to see us Saturday.
G. A. Short was Shinnston ousl
ness gentleman here Monday.
David Bumgardner, Of Elk district
paid this oiiicea visit Saturday.
Sidney Hickman, OF Bristol was a
visitor at our office Saturday.
w. E. Leonard, Of Salem, made US a
short visit the last Of last week.
John Hammond, ESQ.,, OF sardls dis-
trict, spent Monday in the city.
Rev. j. A. Hammond, Of Adamston,
was n Mondays visitor ut our once.
J. r.. Thompson, Esq, OF Jane Lew,
called to see us while here Monday.
Abraham Hinkle, Esq, Of Big Isaac,
was a Mondays visitor in the city.
Charles Bean, OF Johnstown, is a
new student at the Business college.
John A. Fleming, ESD, of shlnp-
ston, visited our city the first OF the
week.
Frank Core, a popular letter carrier
Of this city, visited Parkersburg' sun
day.
w. Il. Raymond and w. +. Morrison
we're sutton citizens in our midst re-
Gently.
Ernest l.. Pigott, of Eagle district,
was "A Saturdays visitor In CIarks-
burg.
Scott Highland is taking treatment
at Kessler hospital for muscular rheu-
matism.
John @. Johnson, Of Bridgeport,
spent a few hours one afternoon TINS
week here.
Miss Auna Camp left saturday for
Parkershurg toyisit her sister, MIS-. ).
w. Marshall.
Squire George II. Berry, of Wyatt,
was an influential republican visitor
here, Monday.
w. l.. Hughes, a prominent republic
can of Grant district, was visitor
here, Monday.
Col. T. Il. Sccly had for his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Fleming, of Buck
h3nnon, since our last issue.
w. w. Palmer of GYPSY, becamea
subscriber to the Telegram, Monday,
during his visit to the city.
Joseph Hammond, an influential
and progressive farmer of Lambcrts
Run, was among our Saturday callers.
Editor Orman Randolph, of the
Salem Express, a Spritcly independent
paper. made us short visit Saturday.
Postmaster G. w. MoIett, Of West
Milford, was in the city on business
Monday and made our sanctum acall.
James w. McConkey, Of Good Hope,
the Telegram'S worthy correspondent
at that place, was a business visitor
here Monday.
George Wolf, of West Milford, a
former citizen Of this city, is invery
feeble health. His ailment is nasal
and lung trouble,
B. L. priddie and Wilton Randolph,
OF Parkcrsburg, United States court
officers. were Sunday visitors at the
Traders hotel.
The suit Of Fred Cole VS.. the NJ. Il.
railroad company for damages for hay
burned has been continued until Sat
urday, April !.
Ex-mayor L. $. Kendall, of Fair
mont. one Of that cityS brightest
young lawyers, was here on legal bust
ness since our last issue.
Col. Jasper y. Moore is in Wheeling
dlscharging Ills duties as clerk of Unit
ed States court, the regular session OF
which is b ing he'd there this week.
Theodore Williams, night operator
atthe ParkerSburg depot. is seriously
HAT his home in that city. Mr. VIII
liams will be remembered as a news
paper man and operator here several
years ago.
Howard Post, former clerk at the
Il. 7. Lo"ndcs store. together with
his partner, John W. Castor, has pur
chased the general merchandise stock
OF J. \. Snider at West Milford and
consolidated thcirown store withthat.
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