The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-05-10
Local Lore.

H. kIaE0n k0fu, OF S4ieuli bL@uSaSOSo
Business here personally Monday.
afles Turner visited in Parkers-
1ni anday, returning here Monday
Lawson, ofwest Milford, cir
among friends here Tuesday.
q. Morrison, of WIlsonburg'
stopplng here Tuesday.
White, cashier Of the Salem
ai spent a few hours here Monday.
i. Robey, Of Lumberportr made
s. bee i pleasant call Monday.
Io1 II. N. Thompson returned
Monday aieht fromla solour1 in PITTS
6nF
81. Yost is visiting his school
mite, S. B. Blair, at Wheeling this
week.
me various slot machine proprle-
0 contributed to the clty's excheq-
lei thIs'Week.
Dr.. E. N. Turner, OF Morgantown,
sasn distinguished visitor here sew
faEdays this week.
w. II. Post, of Johnstown, gradu-
ted At Baltimore Medical College
bis year.
IIB. Comndaffer, prominent you'R
fylsvllle business man, called at our
nice Saturday.
a. D. Parr, Of Avon, DoddridSe
ounty made this ONCE business WISH
tuesday.
Principal J. W. Barnes, Of the FAR
ont State Normal School, was here
turday afternoon.
John smallwood has moved from
psy here and taken charge OF the
inction hotel.
Taylor Ward, of Peel Tree, an intiu-
slaI citizen, paid his respect to the
telegram Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Blanche Peters arrived home
tuesday night from visit 10 her Sis
eF, Mrs. S. G, johnson, in Parkers-
purga
County Assessor J. a. Hammond
and City Assessor W. II. Cole are as
sessing the Coal district part of the
city this week.
Miss Ethel Virginia Monroe, who
mas been the guest OF Miss Hortensla
Payne, returned TO Parkersburg the
last Of the week.
A subscription paper is being cIrcu-
llatedi 70 raise funds with which to
purchase ''six piece communion sets"
for the Katyllck and Wllsonburg NJ.
E. churches.
Superintendent Jones, of the Column
.bia mines, has resigned and Ellis Goe-
deka, OF the Ocean mines, now has
charge OF the Columbia as well as the
OCEAN.
Earl v. Carskadon has opened
bF bker's office and book and stationery
81 re In the room on Pike street re-
CO billy vacated by John B. Redman,
Ae plumber.
W. F. Rhodes, white, and Will Ross,
lored, had a personal encounter Mon
y while working on the Peck-Monroe
ilding iii :Glen Elk. The mayor
ed Rhod es S5 and Ross $3.50.
dayor y. NJ. Kelley has purchased
Squire Shuttleworth homestead
Monti cello avenue and moved into
He a having the mansion thor
shly renovated and is making ex-
sive imprd Hvements upon it,
typograf phlcal error in the report
council. proceedings makes the
1unI Of the bond OF lieutenant Of
ce< read $4,000" while it should
I'd $4,000" The bond is neither
be less than $1,000 nor more than
700.
II FOR SALE house with rooms
i'd basement with good well and
her conveniences. Also room
;ory house, both located In Adams
on on street close to school house and
onyenient to street railway. Address
dRs. JOHN FRAZIER, Adamston, w.
IA 27.2t
Hon. j. S. Hyer, of Sutton, leading
republican and business man Of the
state, was in the city Saturday after
noon enroute to Baltimore. Mr.. Hyer
Informed us that money is plentiful in
Braxton county and prosperous
In full measure. His county lssgApldly
growing republican.
Misses Valley and Genevieve Hee,
nan, Two very charming and accomp,
Ilished young ladies, of Salem, were the
delightful guests OF admirlng friends
In the city Sunday afternoon on their
,-eturn home from FaIrmont, where
hey visited their sister, Mrs. Gertrude
Hamilton.
The April number of the Alfred
Monthly, the unlverslty's publication,
st Alfred, New York, publishes a
speech recently made by Prof. A.
d, Davis, Of this county, who is a stu
dent at that university, on "Goyern-
ment Construction Of Ship Canal.
ne maui. handles the subject quite