The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1900-08-03

Sundayed IN the city DIT. Reynolds
Is building-up . splendid dental prac-
t!ce.
Miss Melissa Cunningham, who was
the guest OF Mrs. j. N. Hess, returned
to her home at Wolf Summit, Satur-
day.
Dennis n. Willis, of Bridgeport, re-
publican nominee for the House Of
Delegates, was a genial visitor here
Saturday.
The clarksburg Fair Is only one
month of. The Wheeling Fair does
not conflict this year, coming one
week later.
Bennett Rlttenhouse, Of Monett,
Missouri, is visiting his father, JUS
tine Rittenhouse, at Dola, and other
relatives.
The Seventh Day Baptists are
erecting a handsome church editice at
Salem. It Is said the cost will be
$40, 600.
Raymond Maxwell is home from
Morgantown, wherehe took a months
extra course in the university after
his graduation.
The name Of the Short Line theater
has been changed to Dewey theater.
The manager promises cleaner shows
this season.
The Tunnel school will be taught
this year by Miss Ella Lang, of Bridge
port, and Miss Agnes Morrison, of
Adamston.
Rev. c. P. Marshall has returned to
his congregation here, after a three
weeks vacation spent at his old home
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. w. L. Cole has returned from
Parkersburg, where she went to at
tend the funeral Of her aunt, Mrs.
Amanda K. Davis.
The city schools will begin Monday,
September 10. Superintendent Bur
dette has not yet made the assign
ments Of teachers.
w. E. r. Byrne, OF Charleston,
secretary Of the democratic state
executive committee, registered at
the Traders, Sunday.
An order has been issued prohibiting
boot blacks pursuing their avocations
at their stands on the sidewalk on
Sundays after II O'Clock.
1t is stated the additional grading
on the Short Line route at the Glen
Elk bridge IS for the purpose Of locat-
ing the formidable there.
Nervousnessi cured by making the
blood rich and pure with Hoods Sar-
saparilla. ltgives the sweet, refresh
ing sleep of childhood.
! The wilsonburg Junior Order Coun-
Gil will give festival and box supper
lin Strother's Hall at that place, Satur-
day evening, August 4, 1900
The Harrison county institute will
be held at Shinnston next week, be-
CHING Monday morning and coatin-
ming until Friday evening.
Col. r. B. Phillips, who stands at
the summit Of good travelling sales
men, was here for Sunday after
three weeks tour Of the state.
Lloyd Washburn, ESQ.,, Of Good
Hope, the republican nominee from
that end of the county for the House
NJ Delegates, was city visitor Mon
day.
The National Steam Laundry has
handsome new delivery wagon. 1t
lis painted yellow and has large glass
windows. Lamps are attached for
travel at night.
Harold II. Haddox freight agent at
Cairo, passed through the city a few
days ago en- route to Atlantic City
where he will enjoy the sea breezes for
the next ten days.
Rev. Wheeler Boggess will fill the
pulpit of the First Baptist church at
Parkersburg during the month OF
August. He expects to return to
India about October /.
P. ]. Emington, OF Massillon, Ohio,
former employee of the Mt. State
| Gas company Of this city, isthe proud
father of twin girls born to him and
his wife short time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Yost, Of Monon-
gala county, have taken up their
abode here. Mr.. Yost is building a
residence on Main street, which they
will occupy as soon as it is completed.
Miss Juliet Latham, OF Buckhannon,
Is filling Mrs y. A. Trippett's place
In the Girls Industrial School at
salem, while Mrs. Trippett is spend
ing a two weeks vacation at Terra
Alta.
Manager EIornor has secured Her
mann, the famous magician, for Au-
gust 18th, and has changed the open
ing of the Grand from August % to
that date. al G. Fields minstrels
will follow.