The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1902-12-05
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barlowe, o

J. w. Williams.
Mr., Arthur Hopes hasarrived home
from Phoenixville, Pa,
Mr.. aud sNTrs. Charles Alexander
have returned from Petersburg.
Mrs. Fleming Howell will return
home this week from Baltimore.
Mrs. James Ralston and Miss Elise
Warren, OF Weston, we're the guests
OF Mrs. A. d. Parr, Tuesday and
| "Wednesday.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Selby who spent
Thanksgiving week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward $. Wallis returned Monday to
Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. Albert w. Rapp will leave
| Monday for Washington where she
will spend q week with her aunt Mrs.
Mary r. Con.
Statesmen WANTED to look after our
interests in Harrison and adjoining
counties. Salary or commission. Ad.
dress THB HARLEY OIL COMPANY,
Cleveland, o. SGT
The only place in the city where a
complete line OF toys can be found is
Nusbaum'S book store. SGT
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. Stiles, OF
ParkersburG, are the guests of Nj;
and Mrs. Moore Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas NJ. Bailey, Of
Weston, are visiting Mr., and Mrs. j,
w. Williams.
Special prices on Bibles at Nus
baum's book store. SGT
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Pettigrew
left Wednesday for Boston.
Miss Roger who spent the month Of
November with Mrs. Peter Koblegard
has returned home.
Ask Merriman, the shoe man, for his
1908 calendar. Costs nothing and is
useful. 6-3t
| Mrs. Peter Koblegard arrived home
from BuCkhannon Sunday.
Miss Mary Jackson, of Detroit, and
Miss Phoebe Turner. OF Morgantown
are visiting Mrs Benjamin jackson.
Postofflce Inspector Ed. Allen was
here from Grafton Tuesday night.
G. w. Hopkins returned Tuesday
morning from business visit in Buck
harmon.
Leave your order for choice cut
flowers at Nusbaum's book store. 5-5t
Miss Nellie Newton, Of Bradford
Pa. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. h
Saph, Of West Main street.
Hobbs & Company, the popular con
tractors Of Fairmont, have started
work on Cooks Hospital at that place,
The building will cost 100000 when
completed.
The place to buy your Christmas
books, cigars, magazines, tobaccos,
ETC., etc, is at the Traders Hotel
News Stand, Orders by mail prompt.
| ly filled. B. s. o, mileage bought and
SOLD. 5 I'm
II. Parrish. of the firm OF Parrish
& Smirh. { Wallace aot Fqls' n 81
tue Short Line, waa here On Luslncs,
| "Wednesday. 7 rat firm enjoys large
trade and is conducted by clever gen,
tlemen.
For ladies or gentlemen the UNI
brellas at Merriman's are the most
elegant you will see, and the muf1lers
gold and silver buckles, suspenders al
Merriman's make beautiful gifts. s.;
Mrs. Edwards and Miss Gertrude
Edwards, Of Weston, will be the nous,
guests of Mrs. Arson D. Parr mex
week.
Mrs. Ross, Miss Amy Ross and Mrs
Keener, Of Weston, were the guest
of Mrs. Thomas W. Pettigrew Tues
day and Wednesday.
Some stores advertise certain IN
salable copyright books at so cents
Nusbaum's book store sells them a
40 cents. 5-3t
Mr.. S. R. Harrison, cashier of tn
Merchants National Bank, and son
Thomas w. Harrison, Jr., have re
turned home from few days visi
among relatives at Marietta, Ohio.
Buy your felt boots and schoo
shoes and all kinds OF rubber boots an,
shoes for men, women and childrel
from Merrlman, the shoe man. Sc
Merriman in brass on Third St. 5-3
Thanksgiving was very pleasant
spent at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. Davis, Petersburg, as Mrs. T. B
Alexa lder, mother of Mrs. Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Seaton Alexander and chill
dren, of wheeling, and Mr.. Charlie
Alexander, Of PIttsburg, we're al
present.
Beautiful and valuable Christina
gifts are the umbrellas, trunks ant
satchelS, mutders, neckwear, sus
penders. and gloves at Merriman'
Shoe, Hat aud Mems Furnishing
Store. See them before you buy
others. 5-3t