The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-06-28
Camden sommers is il Plttsburg.

Robert koblegard is home from TIN
University.
Jacobvhite, Of Romines Mills wa
here Tuesday.
N. x. Baker, Of Peoria, spent Tues
day 10 this city.
Roscoe brown has returned from th,
University.
in. cottrill, Of Quiet Dell, wa
here Monday.
BIS Ofast trains Nos. 3 and stoI
at Salem now.
M. H. Davis, Of Salem, was Mon
days visitor here.
Homer Williams, Of Brown, was here
Monday night.
Rev. w. NJ. Blair, of Salem, was !
city guest Wednesday.
Mrs. Rosetta Cottrill, Of Quiet Dell
is visiting in Broad Oaks.
DR.. Y. E. Dawson, OF Wllsonburg,
was upon our streets Saturday.
Raymond Maxwell returned home
from NJ rgantown Sunday morning.
Col. John w. Carpenter, Of Salem,
was genial visitor here Wednesday
DR.. G. w. Halterman made pro-
fessIonal visit 10 JarvisvilIc Monday
A large crowd is expected for the
Fourth Of July Races here next Thurs
day.
James w. Young, and daughter,
Miss Hettle, OF Vast Milford, we're 10
the city Monday.
The Shinnston band has been engag-
ed to furnish music for the Fourth Of
July races.
Harry Lloyd, Of the County Mail,
made business trip to FairmOnt
Monday afternoon.
The street car people are grading
pike street from Third to the East
End for the track this week.
The prospects for good wheat crop
this year in this county are fine. Some
wheat has begun toripen.
Cecil II. Highland returned Sunday |
from Fairmont, where he attended the
commencement at the state Normal.
Mrs. Jasper Pew AID daughters,
Misses Joy and Ruth, returned this
week from a months visit in Washing
ton City
A number Of tine county'S educ ltorS |
will attend the State Educational AS
ISOLATION at Mountain Lake Park
next week
The Perry Coal and Coke Company
at Adamston will finish its tracks the
first u next week and expects to be-
gin shipping coal Immediately.
A Picnic win be held at Centennial
Hall on July 18th. The proce dis will
be for the benefit Of the Catholic
Church, Clarksburg.
Prof. Al. Wilkinson, of Grafton,
WIS one Of the educators here!Tuesday
night attending the meeting Of the
board Of Normal Regents.
Manager L. S. Horuer ofthe Traders
Grand Opera House informs US that
he is getting along very nicely booking
shows for next season.
James NJ. McClung, son of Marcellus
McClung, and late operator at the
Junction, has gone to Colorado for his
health. He has lung trouble.
j. L. Carskadon has returned
from trip to North Carolina
where he purchased five patent houses
which will be shipped here.
Ell Lyon, Esq, and son, OF Jimtown,
were pleasant visitors here Monday
Mr.. Lyon is devoted reader Of the
Telegram and has been subscriber
many years.
Mrs. T. b. seeley and daughters,
Misses Adelaide and Martha, left for
Chicago Monday night. After short
visit there they will go to summer
resort in Michigan for the Summer
DR.. Louise Jarvis performed a very
successful operation Wedn 'sday upon
Mrs. William Smith for cataract OF
the eye. Those who witnessed the OPP
Grafton say it was very skillfully done.
Ex-State Auditor Isaac V. Johnson,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss Ivy
and neice, Miss Audrey Davis, is visit
ing relatives in the county. Col John
son resides in Roanoke, Va, and has
prospered much since he left this
State.
A very enjoyable lawn fete was Civ
en- at the residence Of Mr.. Runyon
on Mulberry street Thursday night.
The Young Peoples Guild and
: Daughters Of the King of Christ Epis-
copal church had charge Of the affair.
The services of Jerry Sees and Geo
Crawford were dispensed with Tues
day morning by Mayor Kelley in com
pliance with an order passed by coun-
Gil instructing the Mayor to discharge
two specials, but they have been rein.
stated.
Under the new management OF the
Charleston Daily Mail, Hugh f. Kyle