The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-05-14
Personal
Items.
About People
Coming and Going

ANAAA@S1 EAtNAaN"
Charlie Louchery, the young son Of
DR.. Louchery, was out on the street yes
terday afternoon, after a sickness with
typhoid fever.
Tomato plants at Dudleys. ml2,at
B. A. Koklegard and family have re.
turned home to Weston, after pleas
ant visit with Mrs. Dora Powell.
Tomato plants at Dudleys. ml2-3t
The many friends of Mrs. Irwin stra-
ley will be pleased to know that she Is
recovering rapidly from a severe case Of
pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. GHf Walker, Of King
wood, Preston county, are the guests
Of DR.. and Mrs. \. X. KessIer at the
Kessler hospital.
Mrs. Flora Hornor, of LumbePort, i
the guest of friends in the city.
Newton Law is here today from sa-
lem.
Marcellus Garrett and wife are visitors
here today from Nashville.
DR.. showalter returned Wednesday
night from UniOntown, Pa, where he has
been on a business trip for the Kessler
hospital
Samuel o'Nef, Of Pittsburg, a former
resident of the city, Is here attending
circuit court.
Sherman c. Denham returned last
night from business trip to Wheeling.
Virgil L. Highland is home from bust
ness visit in Wheeling.
In. White Is in Parkersburg on bus
mess.
Mrs. NJ. Nusbaum has been visiting in
Parkersburg.
win Nusbaum has been Parkersburg
visitor.
DR.. Mcdonald, superintendent of the
Miners hospital, at Fairmont, was here
this morning en- route to Parkersburg.
G. H. Turner made business trip to
Lumberport today.
DR.. C. W. Halteman, who has been
taking an advanced course in medicine
in the post graduate medical schools Of
New York, for the past two months, viii
return home June l.
Ray Reynolds, the efficient pill.pound
er at George G. Stones drug store, has
gone to AIorgantown to take the cxani
nation before the state board Of phar.
macy.
A. S. Horror, of West Union, who as
sisted at j. W. Pigott's drug store dur
ing L. I. MERGERS absence, is working
at c. c. stones drug store during The
absence OF Ray Reynolds, who is in Nor.
gantown taking the state pharmaceutical
examination.
R. /. linn is business visitor here
from Weston today.
jefferson Robinson is a business visitor
here from Wallace and is attending cir
cult court.
Mr.. T. c. Bennett, a prominent mcr-
chant OF Brown, was in the city this
week closing the contract for a nice
dwelling to be built on one Of his lots
at Point Comfort.
Misses Jenna and Susan Fisher, Of this
city, are visiting relatives at Glen Falls,
Mrs. Mary Romine, of near Salem, j.
quite i'll with typhoid fever. Mrs. Re
mine is the daughter of Mrs. Green, Of
Glen Falls.
Mrs. j. 4. Bower, Of Dexter City, Ohio,
is the guest of Professor and Mrs. W. !.
Bower, of Clay street.
Benjamin Reed, Of Lightburn, has ae-
eepted a position with the Parsons.Sou-
ders company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Press Gamer, OF Burns
vile, are the guests of cIarksburg
friends,
6. W. Cherrington and son, George,
who own lumber plant at CSwen and
Sutton, are here on their way from their
homes at Gallipolis, Ohio, to their lum-
Der plants.
Deputy Sheriff John NJ. Knox return
ed last night from ParEersburg, where
he participated in the opening exercises
OF the Masonic meeting.
Mrs. J. W. Dodge ia visiting her hus-
bands father, Mr.. Harris Dodge, Of
Portsmouth, Ohio.