The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-23
Frank ]. Welch returned Tuesday

Sidney johnson, while driving a COW
Sunday evening, fell on snag ana IN
jured his right hand severely
f. G. Morris, Of Big Isaac, was a
business visitor here Wednesday,
John Sparks show will be here the
2sth. Don't fail te see 1t.
Several car loads Of poles have ar
rived for the street car line,
DR.. and Mrs. W. P. COT returned
Sunday from Atlantic City, where
they sojourned two weeks
Miss Ethel Leach, the accomplished
Bell telephone operator, is visiting the
Pan American Exposition.
The Standard Touring mills and
grain elevator in Glen Elk have started
up and are IN full blast.
For Sale: Valuable property cheap.
Apply or addres A. d. Mitchell, ClarkS-
burg, W. Va. 42-5J
Young's Headache Powders, 1oc, at
Geo. q. Stones drug store. 42-tf
Mrs. Laura Carr and daughter, Miss
Mabel, and Miss May Davis visited
Parkersburg relatives this week
Clarence waldeck returned Tuesday
from Webster Springs.
G. W. Law came home Saturday
from Webster Springs.
L, G. Grille returned Monday night
from Mt. Lake.
W. A. Hopkins visited his aunt
Mrs. Watt McNulty, in ParkerSburg
Sunday.
Wednesday, August IS, will be Grand
Army Day at Mt. Lake Park. J. De-
witt Miller and U. S. Senator j. p.
DollIver will be among the prominent
speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Owens have
moved here from Parkersburg and
will reside at 1877 Steel street. Mr..
Owens holds lucrative position with
the B. s o. railroad.
Harrison Albright, OF Charleston,
the well known architect, was here
Tuesday in connection with his work
on Judge COTS new hotel.
John Burkett has received word
from Pittsburg that his son, who is
with Mrs. Burkett on visit is down
with rheumatism.
Dennis Willis, Of Bridgeport, was
here Wednesday.
The bar tenders union will have a
picnic Saturday week in DolanS grove
and expect to partake Of roast pig or
two with their friends.
Mrs. Emily Davis, Of Bristol, an
aged colored woman, was brought to
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Lee
Rutfin, Wednesday. Mrs. Davis fell
three weeks ago and hurt hip badly.
Her daughter will nurse her back to
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank W. Smith, of
Salem, visited at Captain James H.
Smiths last Sunday.
Misses Valley and Genevieve Heenan
OF Salem, accompanied their sister,
Mrs. Clyde Hamilton, here Tuesday
evening on her way to Mt. Clemens.
j. Manford ShInn, Of Weston,
passed through this city Tuesday
evening Of this week, enroute to Pied,
mont to attend the marriage Of Mr..
Frederick w. Seaber, district deputy
of the Woodmen Of the World.
Sergeant W. P. Hall, late Of the L
S. army, arrived home from the Phil,
ippines few days ago and is the guest
of his father, Or. S. W. Hall, Of Jane
Lew.
Cashier W. H. Freeman Of the West
Virginia Bank has copies of the Bal
timore journal published in l773
They are very interesting antiquities
one has notice Of sale by George
Washington OF 10000 acres Of land
along the Kanawha in this state.
Richard V. Moore, Of Wallace, has
ben granted a pension Of sl2 month
A new postotiice, known as RIne
hart, has been established on the
Short Line near Wallace and Albert
darlington has been commissioned
postmaster.
E.M.Goodman failed to get his and
10 cent store opened last week on &C.
count Of the fact that large portion
of his stock got lost in transit, some
Of it showing up the first Of the week
in Chicago. He wired TO the firms
from which he is buying to send dup.
licate orders Of the lost goods at once,
end hopes to open for business within
few days.
Delcher & Hennessy's latest comedy
success, Put Me ON at Buffalo" with
the funny caricature comedians Fisher
and Carroll, is emphaticalIy in IL TINS
season, competent critics say that the
organization surpaSSeS that Of any
play they have ever had. This attraG.
tion viii be seen at the Grand next
Wednesday night.