The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-02-16

Attorney M. Q. List returned last
evening from an extended business
visit To Whesling.
Mrs. w. w. Willis, of Petersburg,
was the guest of Mr.. aid Mrs. r. NJ
Orr, Sunday. T
Mrs. George Morford is here from
Parkershurg on avisit To her husband.
Mr. Morford intends moving his fam
.tly from Parkersbnrg to this city and
aking up his permanent residence.
iere.
~ Miss Emma Blair, of Clay street, is
among the sick and unable to be at
her post of duty at the Lynch dry
goods store.
Col. T. NJ. Jackson is in Charleston,
on a business "Trip.
fJay Refer is home from short
business trip to Grafton.
NJ. j. Francis, of Wilsonburg, was a
sunday visitor In the city.
Attorney II. o. Sutton left this.
morning for Sutton, on a professional
"trip TO be gone until Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Pettigrew arrived here
from Philadelphia last evening and is
the guest of relatives in city. She
came to be in attendance at the we'd
ding of her sister. Miss Flpdte Bailey,
which occurs at Weston Wednesday al
noon. She will visit relatives in the
before returning to her home.
II. B. Haymaker has returned
from Charleston. where he spent a
fortnight as a member OF the State
Pharmacy board in looking after an
appropriation by the Legislature.
Harvey Fleming is Threatened with
Typhoid fever.
Randall, OF Shinnston, arehere today
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel B. STILES, OF
Parkersburg, are visiting MIR. and Mrs.
Moore Jackson.
log g her daughter, Mrs. Q. spriEr
Sands.
MI. and Mrs. Richard T.. Lowndes
arrived home from New York Monday
morning.
Miss Ida Young went to Salem this
morning.
Rev. Mcdaniel will go to Litmbcrportt
tomorrow to assist Rev. George w. Kin
sey i'll n series of revival meetings in the
Baptist church at that place.
ID. +. Krentzer made business trip
to Salem this morning.
Prosecuting Attorney j. L. Law left
this morning for Charleston TO attend
to some matters in the Federal court.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Il.
f. Reeder went to Bridgeport this morn
ing on official business.
Rev. David i. Ash came home this
morning from Mt. Clare, where he held
quarterly conference Sunday.
Squire james Hayden was here this
morning from Weston, en- route to
Charleston.
DIR. Hammond, pastor Of the NJ. E
church ut Weston, was here today, en-
route to Charleston.
Col r. T. Wallis made business trip
to Grafton today.
Rev. E. d. Fellers. pastor of the N. E.
church mt Salem, is q visitor here to-.
day.
], David Al. Morris is here today from
Bristol.
Bristol.
n. Hooker, prominent Buclshannon
business nlan, is in the city today.
Attorney. Marion H Davis is here to.
day from Salem.
Miss Hettie Young. tenelier in the Mon.
ticello school, spent Sunday with friends
IN sie city.
ssimie Nusbaum spent Sunday in PARK
ersbmg, the guest Of friends.
Harry Langley. the timer, is buck
Z, a visit TO his old home at ealiipeliT.
W. c. Wills Of Weston, was ~,
visitor over Sunday.
@. +. Amos, Of Gypsy, was c!arlss
burg visitor Sunday.
5.yv.. miller. Of Grafton, 4 in the city
Mcrgantcwn, where he viii accept d po-
sition in hardware store there:
Harvey Fl. Fleming, son. OF Sheriff
John A Fleming. IL iii with light ease
OF typhoid fever ut his home ON Null
berry street