The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-23
Roscoe Brown visited MoFgantown

IIlEhb1 tAAS AAthes " 49,
Cecil B. Highland spent Sunday at
West Milford with his father, who Is
critically III OF kidney trouble.
DR.. A. B. Han, dcatist, 1oe Third
S. w. Con, Of Parkersburg, abrother-
lnlaw Of Charles d. Heaton, Of this
city, was here Tuesday enroute to
Webster Springs for his health.
Mrs. Harriet Boggs, mother Of Mrs.
G. d. Heaton, went to PaTkersourg
Tuesday morning to visit relatives.
L. v. Bradford, passenger brake
man on the Short Line Railway, is In
Parkersburg nursing very sore hand.
Last Saturday heavy car door closed
against his finger and cut 1t of at the
first joint.
Captain Quinn Minter and slste rim
law, Mrs. Mary Minter, were here
from Lightburn Tuesday.
Constable Charles CrIss, Of Jarvis
vile, was Il business visitor here Tues
day.
j. L. Cunningham went to Jarvis
vile Tuesday to attend the funeral of
his nephew, w. II. Cunningham.
j. NJ. Tetrick, one of Mannington's
wealthest and most influential citi-
zens, died Tuesday morning. a wife
and three children survive him.
Frank S. Rouzer, teller Of the
Lowndes Savings bank, returned
Tuesday night from his vacation,
which he spent among relatives in
Lewlstown, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Parr are at At
lantic City,
B. Z. Shepler arrived home Sunday
from Buffalo, where he arranged for
the manufacture and sale of his water
motor, upon which he obtained a pat
ent few months ago,
viii Adler went to Baltimore last
Saturday.
Youugs Headache Powders, lOc,
Sold by George c. Stone, druggist. 42-tf
Don's fail to see the little ponies
and baby elephant with Sparks big
one ring shows at Clarksburg, Wednes.
day, August %, 1901.
Wanted: Persons suffering with
headache and neuralgia to pay Geo. C
Stone 1Oc for a package Of Young's
Headache Powders, andge relief. 42-t.
Mrs. Z. E. Tetrick, of Fairmont,
sister OF V. L, Highland, was here
Wednesday.
W. NJ. Hess, Mayor OF Warrington,
was here on business Tuesday.
Miss Mary f. Kinsey, daughter, Of
Samuel Kinsey, general manager for
the Interstate Coal Company at Mt.
Clare, who has heen visiting relatives
in Plttsburg, will return home next
Monday.
Fuel Agent Mr.. Wright, of the B.
& .. railroad, was here Tuesday from
Baltimore and made a business trip to
Mt. Clare.
Ellsworth Cork has returned from a
sojourn in MoundSville.
Mrs. Alice Chorpening has charge Of
the Bon Ton store during the absence
Of Mrs. Peters, who is in New York.
Ernest Warner has resigned as B. Il
o. telegraph operator and accepted a
place as manager Of Or. Stather's liv-
cry stable.
Mrs. J. L. jackson left Tuesday for
Mt. Lake Park for astay of two weeks.
Miss Belle Hanger has returned from
Atlantic City.
The Farmers Institute opened in
the opera house at ShinnSton Thurs
day afternoon. The attendance is
reported as very small. The institute
will adjourn this Friday.
The laying Of the track on the Short
Line railroad has reached aaymond's
grove and ties are distributed east of
BroadduS Institute. The track will
evidently be laid all the way into the
city.
See the funny show at the opera
! mouse next Wednesday night.
Were you put of at Buffalo, II not
:. 90 70 the opera house next Wednesday
, night and see how they do it. Go any
way and have an evening Of enjoy.
ment.
Postal Clerk A. L. Wetzel on the
ClarksburG x Pickcns r. P. o. is laid
up with typhoid fever.
Miss Charity johnson, of Bridge.
port, has returned from Chicago,
where she attended the Summer
School Of Methods in Chicago Univer.
sity. Miss johnson has been reelected
to place in the Warrington schools
in which she has taught several years
Don't fail 70 see Romeo, the largest
Lion in captivity and Mary the small.
est baby elephant ever on exhibition.
| They are TO be seen with Sparks big
= cent Shows at Clarksburg next
| Wednesday.
Bears the n Tie Kind You Haze Always Bought
Signature ~ [LSZ]-l-