The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-07-26
Fred Fordyce is in Atlantic city.

10 AnRA0NAo6s
a.. L. Hawse was in Morgantown
ON business Saturday.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong was in
Keyser Friday holding an examination
for state certificates.
Howard L. Cunningham spent Sun.
day At his home in Shinnston.
Mrs. silas B. Davis, Of shinnston,
is sojourning at Terra Alta.
John N. McQuald, Of Good Hope,
has been granted pension Of 50 a
month.
Rev. T. G. Meredith, of Bridgeport,
was a pleasant visitor here Monday.
Harry F. Smith is home from trip
east.
Owen Mckinney, Of Fairmont, was
here on business Tuesday.
j. Il. Boggess viii 90 TO Webster
Springs next week for short outing
Judge Maxwell returned Monday
evening from professional trip TO
West Union.
Or. j. w. Pigott, exalted ruler Of
the Elks lodge here, has gone 70 MI.
waukee TO attend the annual national
meeting OF the ElkS.
NJ. *. Baker, Of Peoria, was ousl-
ness visitor here Tuesday.
S. r.. Harrison returned from Mt.
Lake PARK Monday morning.
Andrew y. sutton, Of Big Buffalo,
has received an increase Dimension OF
$40 per month.
The A. NJ. L. church will be open
next Sunday. All invited.
Nj. q. sperry and v. Z. Highland
made a business trip TO Cincinnati
Saturday night.
sc. Denham and V. L. Highland
returned Monday night from bust
ness trip to Elkins and Cumberland.
Mrs F. i. Highland and daughter
have gone to Belmont, Va, TO visit
prof. and Mrs. IL. r. Powell six weeks.
Mr.. ami Mrs. H. q. Bartlett, Of
Parkersburg, are visiting relatives
h re.
Prof. L. waymon ogden, Of Salem,
is acting as substitute for. letter car
rier Capt. Ensy, who is taking his an
nual vacation.
re. Huntington, enc Of Fairmont's
prominent business men, was visitor
here, Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Chorpening and daugh-
ter, Miss Betty, are here this week
from Lumberport, the guests Of Mrs.
L. f. Peters.
Lost Greek is said to be invulnerable
so far as the selling Of intoxicaats is
concerned and a drink can not be had
there for love or money.
G. w. Motiatt, West Milford's &C.
commodatiug postmaster, was here
Saturday.
Miss Alice Bean, John Bassel'S eff
ficient stenographer, is looking after
the business cf his Office in a very ca
pable manner during his absence.
wanted-A good girl to do general
house work: no washing: good wages
SD W. Main street. 29.tf.
Rev. c. P. Marshall preached the
sermon upon the installation Of Rev.
Charles Helliwell as pastor Of the
Presbyterian church at Warrington.
w. C. McWhorter, son Of W. L.
Mcwhorter, came home from Man
nipgton Saturday sick. He has typhoid
fever.
John A. Howard, Of Wheeling was
here Friday on street ear line business
and took parties to Adamston to ar
range for the construction Of the power
plant.
Marshall Gain, and wife of Texas.
are here visiting relatives Mr. Gain
is brother of Mrs. G. c. Southern
and his wife is a daughter Of G.
Schultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Borgess. returned
"GuuG5udy HlEIb lIulil du eAlclSlNG
bridal trip. They visited Phia-
delphia, Atlantic City, the Pan Ameri-
can Exposition and Plttsburg.
wanted-A good reliable man to
sell Tea, Coffee, Baking Powder and
Spices in and around Clarksburg: will
pay liberal commission to agents and
give big inducements to customers.
A small bond will be required. For
particulars address Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, 92s East Market
street, Wheeling, West Va. 36-3t
Ralph Holden, son of W. P. Holder,
is home from WEIGH, where he has re-
sided the past year and half. Mr..
Holden was book-keeper and stenog-
raphcr for a prominent lumberman
named Ritter, who lost heavily by the
recent flood in that section.
Mrs. L. C. Barton, of Gypsy, sister
of Policeman Jerry Sees, started to
Sedan, Kansas, Wednesday, to join her
husband, who has purchased a farm
there. Morgan Sees, her brother, ac-
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