The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-08

John \. Short, ehlet OF the baitlnOTe
& Ohio police service, is here today from
Fairmont on official business, the char
acter Of which is secret.
Rt. Rev. Daniel o'Connor went to Graf
ton today on a visit.
Mrs. Hoffman sommers spent the day
in Grafton the guest Of friends.
Mrs. Sallic Murphy, niece of Ri.
Rev. Daniel o'Connor, left this morning
for a short visit in Grafton, after which
she viii return to her home in Washing
ton, D. c.
H. E. Reeder, deputy internal revenue
collector, went TO Rowlesburg this morn
ing on official business.
Dan R. Jackson, deputy United States
marshal, for this district, came in this
morning from KingwOOd to attend to
some matters before United States Com
missioner Thomas S. Spates.
win lutheran went to Fairmont this
morning TO transact some business for
his mother.
n. B. curkendan returned this NOM
ing from Mt. Lake Park, where he spent
Sunday.
Ira FittrO, the Wilsonburg merchant,
came in this morning from Cumberland.
Charles Flanagan, prominent Cum
berland barber, arrived here this morn
ing to visit relatives in the county a
few days.
D. S. Gutherie came home this morn
ing from Baltimore, where he spent the
past two weeks at the bedside Of his
son, Morris, who submitted to an opera
ton some weeks ago. The boy will not
be able 10 come home for three or four
weeks.
J. Horror davis returned this morn,
ing from Mt. Lake Park, where he Wis.
tied his family Sunday.
Lloyd Flanagan, Central Station mer.
chant, is in the city today on business.
Prof. W. ]. Holden, Of Chenille, was
here today on business.
Edward Hugfll returned yesterday
from business trip to GAINESVILLE and
Columbus, Ohio.
Theo T. salisbury IS the guest of F
\. Kirby.
F. \. Kirby returned Saturday night
from a few days visit with friends in
Cumberland, Nd.
Judge S L. aIestremp of the supreme
court OF Pennsylvania, was here from
Philadelphia Sunday, the guest of his
nephew, the Rev. William NJ. Hudson
pastor of the First Presbyterian church,
for the day.
Rev. William NJ. Hudson pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, has rooms for
the summer at the home of J. HornOr
Davis on West Pike street.
Edward Clancy, of wilsonburg, spent
the day in the city Sunday.
Owing to the bad weather. the street
cars did not run TO the park Sunday.
AIRS. Frank Horr and Miss Florenca
Core are visiting in Parkersburg.
5. S. Faris, OF Bridgeport is here look,
ing after matters in the county court,
of which he is president.
]. D. BasseIl, Of Mt. Glare, a member
of the county court, is here today.
Captain Quinn AIinter, Of Lightburn
is member of the county court in at.
tendance at the session OF that body to.
day.
Misses Alice Goodwin and Dora Stout
returned this morning from Buckhannon,
where they attended the seminary com.
mencement exercises.
Ernest L. Lewis returned this morn.
ing from Joanstown, where he spent
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Justine Rittenhonsc Is a city visitor
from Dola.
NJ. K. Baker, Of Brown, is in the city
attending to business matters.
George J. LcaehmaR, formerly of the
Palace Furniture Companys store IS in
the city from Cincinnati. He Is out on
the road again, travelling for furniture
manufacturing house.
Justin Carskadon is in Grafton.
w. L. Browning. manager. OF the
Watts-Lamberd company's store at Graf
ton, formerly Of this city, spent Sunday
the guest Of friends in the city.
Alr. Claude N. Thompson, Of West Mil
ford, IS visiting his parents at Brown
this week.
Organ of high grade for sale at a low
price; upon any fair terms. Inquire at
Merriman's shoe store. dwtf
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