The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-05-24

Orman Randolph, Of Salem, wa
here Mo ,day enroute to Redwood o.
q business trip.
Miss Maud Smith, Of Buckhannon
was in the city Monday on business.
ms. John n. Flynn and little
daughter, OF wilsonburg, visited re-
latives in the city Monday.
c. G. mccarthy, one of BRckhannou's
prominent and most successful young
lumber dealers, was In the city Mon
day eRroute to eastern cities.
L. p. Currence, the ieweler. colt.
Postmaster and merchant John b.
Strother, of Wllsonburg, made this
office pleasant visit Monday.
DIS. S. f. Strother, D. G. Louchery
and f. b., Fittro were Salem physi-
clans in the city Monday.
John L. Haney, Esq, Of Bristol, was
in the city Monday.
Rev. L. E. Peters preached in Cal
vary Baptist church in Parkersburg
Sunday.
L. P. Currence, the jeweler. 2a-lt.
Miss Florence Post and mother, Of
Temple Moor, were here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. @. Mckinley, Of
Mineral, visited relatives near here
this week.
Rev. S. T. Wade preached the an
nual sermon before the NJ. z. Confer
ence, South, at Guyandotte a few days
ago.
Col. NJ. ]. Francis, Of Wilsonburg,
left for Baltimore, Tuesday night,
with his father, Thomas Francis, who
will undergo an operation upon one OF
his eyes for cataract.
Mrs. r. L. Morrison is visiting her
parents in Parkersburg this week. n
Camden Sommers spent part Of
the week in Parkersburg ON business.
Col. VIII IL. Lewis, assistant cashier
Of the Merchants bank, has been alb.
sent from his post Of duty this week
on account Of lumbago.
John L. Ruhl, R. NJ. Orr, and Frank
Gaylord attended the meeting Of the
wholesale Grocers Association n Par
kersburg this week.
We write fire, life, health and acct
dent insurance-the best on earth
See US before insuring. We know we
can please you, Fristoe s. Yost,
Room /, LeRget building. 2s-tf
d. NJ. Ogden requests the Telegram
to announce that he began the first Of
this week to close his store at eight
O'Clock each evening except Saturda,
Tor the benefit Of his clerks and will
continue to dose until September
George Maxwell, OF Glen Falls, fell
from load of hay at that place Satur-
day and sustained some bad bruises.
Hugh Callahan has accepted the
position of assistant TO street superin-
tendent j. II. P9ugh at $50 month.
Ernest Swiger has purchased store
at Lumberport Of Hedges s. Co. and
taken charge Of it.
Col. and Mrs. A. w. Woodford, OF
Weston, have returned from Cedar
Keys, Florida, where they spent the
winter.
R. NJ. Amber, OF ParkersburR, at,
tendeded personally tolegal business in
the circuit court here Monday.
George H. Burt, OF Parkersburg
and Superintendent Blazer and Con
sultlng Engineer Davis. Of the Short
Line, were here Wednesday inspecting
this end Of the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Highland
and baby visited Mr.. Highlands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Highland, O
West Milford, Sunday.
Miss Laura Hickman, OF West Nil
ford, and her brother, Frank, OF Han
| ford, California, we're pleasant visitor
at our ONCE Monday.
T. D. Lynch, of Plttsburg, Pa.
visited his father, P. l. Lynch, ant
other relatives this week. Mr.. Lynch
enjoys a lucrative and responsible
position as inspector Of materials To-
the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company and has had emf
nent success as a cIvilengineer
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