The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1901-10-25

Gail Horner was q visitor In Park
ersburR last Sunday.
Farmers, store your wheat with the
Gem Milling Co. 5l-St
DR., D. C. Louchery, of Salem, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
NJ. C. sperry was In Parkersburg
Monday on business.
For lowest prices, best -four and
feed go to Gem Milling Go. 6l-St
Miss Inogene Brent, of Parkersburg,
is in the city, the guest cffriends.
Mr.. and Mrs, John B. strother and
baby, Of Wilsonburg, we're here Mon
day.
II you want fresh feed that is pure
buy OF The Gem Milling Co. Home
phone $50. 5l-St
The Teachers Round Table win
hold It's next session at Morgantown
December and
The next annual meeting Of the
Baptist General Association will be
held at Grafton.
Rev. r. B. Mcdaniel came within
two votes OF being elected clerk Of the
Baptist General Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Reed returned
Monday from visit among Parkers-
burg relatives,
NJ. d. Reed, Esq, father Of S. F.
Reed, was here Saturday from Bar
bour county enroute to Parkersburg.
The Gem Milling Co. give you more
in exchange for your grain than you
get elsewhere. Try them. SatIsfac-
ton guaranteed. 5l.St
DR.. F. b. Haymaker returned the
first OF the week from business trip
to Pittsburg.
Miss Elizabeth CoHman and Miss
Flora Haymaker returned Wednesday
from a trip to Plttsburg.
Mr.. Kirby v. Davis and Miss Matte
ChilderS were married at Salem Mon.
day, Both are residents Of that place.
Rev. j. D. Simmons, of Lewis coun-
ty, was elected over Rev. John S.
Stump for superintendent OF Baptist
State Missions,
Rev. j. f. Hutchinson, Of Sutton, a
prominent Baptist divine, was here
Tuesday enroute home from the
General Association.
G. Z. Parr left Monday night for
trip through OhlUon business connect
ed with the West Virginia Pulley
factor
A i've months old child of Luther
Combs, Of Mt. Glare, died Wednesday
and was buried In the l. o. o. f.
cemetery here Thursday afternoon.
Chief Of Police William Henning, Of
Davis, was here Monday in charge of
the body Of Mayor W. II. Kelley, who
died at Webster Springs.
Rev. S. K. Arbuthnot, the new pas
tor At Goff chapel, preached his first
sermons here last Sunday. His con-
gregation was greatly pleased. He is
! an able speaker and a protund thinker.
The congregation Of the Manning
ton NJ. f. church IS well pleased with
Rev. William Anderson, who was
transferred from this city to that
town.
An attempt to hold L. P. Currence
up on theFair ground bridge was made
Sunday night, but the arrival OF a
friend as the foot-pad pointed his re-
volver at Currence foiled the robber.
A small burglary occurred at the resi-
dence OF T. Harper on Jackson street
Tuesday night. Entrance was made
through a window, Meats we're taken
from the refrigerator.
Miss DAVIS, aged % years, step
daughter OF Charles Bonnet, died
Wednesday evening at 6o'clock at
| Wilsonburg Of consumption. The
body was taken to Greenbrier, bod.
bridge COZ nty, Thursday for burial.
Mrs. r. R. Powell, Of Clifton Forge,
Va, arrived here few days ago TO
visit her daughter, Mrs. Frank E.
Highland, on Chestnut street. She
has many warm friends here who are
delighted to see her in such splendid
health and are glad to welcome her
here at all times.