The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1903-06-26
Personal
items :
About People
Coming and Going.

will arrive here shortly to visit Mr.. J.
W. Gold and his mother, Mrs. Ella Il
Gold, Of Pnrkersburg.
". Burns McGregOr Is among the sick.
or. and Mrs. W. F. Doyle, Of Park
ersburg, are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Harley, Misses
FIossie, 3lEyme and Blanc Harley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Smithers, Of Parkersburg,
we're registered at the Traders hotel yes.
terday evening.
D. V. Hughes, Of Wheeling, IS in the
city
". S. Law has returned from sev.
sral days business trip in Morgantown
Wayne +. Allen has gone to ut. Lake
Park to spend a few weeks.
George Clark i visiting his mother at
GaIlipOlis, Ohio.
The funeral Of the infant child Of
Ellen Rifles. Of Northview, occurred from
the residence Friday afternoon At 3
o'clock. Burial was in the Wilson CEN
etery.
Rev. ". D. Reed, the Methodist min
ister at Mt. Clare. was a city visitor this
morning.
Col. H. R. Ward returned this morning
from q business trip in Randolph county.
Wilson Camden, of Baltimore, arrived
this morning to attend to some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Smith came home
this morning from visit in Philadel'
WIN Adler made business trip to
Weston.
Captain ]. c. Jones started on a busi.
ness trip this morning to Parkersburs
and Cincinnati.
c. E. Pride made business visit to
Grafton today.
William Post, president Of the Trad
crs National bank at Buckhannon, Is .
prominent city business visitor.
Dr. G. a. Newton, of Buckhannon, j.
| in the city today.
Mrs. Mccormick, of Buckhannon, IS ii
the city visiting.
Take advantage Of the three days
special sale on Plates-ae, 80 and la
sToUT's, 81 Pike St.
1913.
DR.. Robert |. Morrison went to Park
ersburg today on short visit to rela
tives.
Clarence W. Ash IS here from Sane
! Fork, where he is engaged in business
Albert Holsy, manager Of the-Curtf
Lumber compsny's store at Sutton, i
a city business visitor.
| j. W. Brown and Jay Refer made !
business visit TO Grafton today.
Plates, &c each and up, %, 80 and ! a
Stout's, 81 Pike street. j26-5
jerome W. Stuart is here today from
BucIlhannon on business and visiting
relatives.
Mrs. F. Hemans, OF KingwOod, wa
here this. morning en- route home from :
yHis in Buckhannon.
Eugene sommervilIe was a prominen
Grafton, lawyer here this morning er
route home from Weston.
Mrs.. John Showacre has returned home
from a visit in Moundsville.
l Mrs. II. R. Ward arrived home last
evening from very pleasant soiourn il
Atlantic City.
| A huge assortment Of odd plates tC
ELL broken sets at hclf price, %, so and ]
at Stout's, 81 Pike street. j26-St
Teddie Robinson was discharged from
the Harrison county hospital Friday
morning. He underwent a successful op.
Grafton for a splintered jaw bone.
F.E. Delbridgc, manager of the West
em Union telegraph Office returned
Thursday night from Steubenville, Ohio,
where he was called by the serious i'll,
ness Of his father.
Thorn Koblegard, of Weston, is the
guest Of friends in the city.
Attorney F. C. viger returned Friday
noon from professional trip to New
Martinsville.
100 dozen plates, all sizes, decorated
and plain white, will be sold %, 80 and ]
at one-half their real value, to clean up
stock quick at stout's, 81 Pike street.
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The members Of the Bachelors club
enjoyed a stag trolley ride Friday even
ing. They chartered the rear seats Of
one Of the summer cars for several round
trips and had bully good time.
Work on the new 5000 residence Of
Miss Laura Boughner on Chestnut street
has been started. The dwelling on the
property was moved to make room for
the new building.
Camden Brady is quite i'll At The homo
Of his parents, Mr. and AIRS. 7. c. Brady.
on Lee street. He has dyscntary and
has been in bed for week.