The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-08-23
LOCAL LORE.
Mr.. and Mrs- a. Norris, of Benson,
were here shopping Monday.

Mr.. and Mrs- a. Morris, Of Benson,
were here shopping Monday.
F. J. Ehret, q prominent Salem
business man, was here Monday.
w. NJ. Morris, of Mt Clare, was a
Saturdays visitor in the city.
DR.. NJ. j. Bartlett and family have
returned from Atlantic City.
W. A. Carder, clerk in the new no.
tel at Phillppi, was here over Sunday.
G.W. Lyon, of Adamston, made
this once profitable visit Monday.
Hiramv. Lynch, of Salem, made
our ONCE business visit Friday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Law arrived
home Friday night from their honey.
moon trip.
Mrs. s. W. Gordon and daughter,
Helen, are visiting Jesse Rector and
family in Petroleum.
j. A. Swiger and daughter, Miss
Adelphia, Of Jimtown, were pleasant
visitors at our office Monday.
Mrs. Guy R. Sinsel and child, Of
Philippi, came down Sunday to visit
relatives few days.
H. 5. Mckinley, who was called
here by the death OF his mother last
week, left for his home in Huntington
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, David Snare, OF Uqion
town, Pa, were visiting Mrs. Snare's
cousin, Mrs. Z. c. Tetrick, few days
since.
w. X. Pritt, OF Parsons, clerk of the
circuit court of Tucker county, was
registered at the Traders hotel last
Friday.
Misses Helen and Virginia Dawson,
charming daughters Of DR.. q. E, Daw-
son, Of Wilsonburg, were pleasant city
shoppers Monday,
Rev. Joseph Lee, of Parkersburg,
gave very interesting lecture at COT
chapel last Sunday night. His subject
YVES Jerusalem
Attorney G. c. Lewis, OF Pittsburg,
arrived here Saturday morning TO
visit his mother and sister. He re-
turned to Pittsburg Monday.
Captain Jesse Cramer, Of Parkers-
burg, was here Saturday taking meas
urements Of the street paving put
down by himself and Collie skidmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer, Of
Simpson, we're visiting Mrs. Meyers
cousin, Mrs. E. G. Tetrick, Of Clay, last
week. Mr.. Meyer is sergeant Of com.
pany "K" of this city.
James E. Highland, Of West Milford,
one Of the faithful in republican poll
tics and one Of the kilograms warm
est friends, was here Saturday and
graced our sanctum with his genial
presence.
Mrs. F. w. Cunningham, accom-
panied by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Howard L. Cunningham, were visiting
Mrs. E. G. Tetrick on Gay street. MON
day Of this week, enroute from Terra
Alta where they have been spending
some time.
Mn. John Harbert and three chill
dreu. Of Nashville, left Salem Thurs
day evening for Clayton, Kansas, where
Mrs. Harbert goes in response TO a
telegram stating that her father, Mr..
q. G. Gritith was dangerously Ill. Mr..
Griffith was formerly prominent citi-
zen of Harrison liviugin the lower end
OF the county. Mr.. John Harbert &C
companied them to Salem.-ExpreSs'
Ms. L. f. Peters left Monday morn
ing for a business trip OF ten days TO
New York City and Philadelphia in
interest OF the Bon Ton Store While
gone she will purchase the usual at
tractive stock Of china, glassware, all
sorts OF novelties and full and COM
plete stock OF the regular lines. In
addition to these Mrs. Peters Is mink
ing OF putting in an entirely different
line of goods which has never been
handled by any store here and Will
likely buy these goods on this trip.