The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-25

morning from a professional trip to Tun-
Melton.
j. B. Martin was here from Bridge
port Monday morning between trains
Frank Kelley made business trip to
Fairmont Monday.
Arthur Thompson left Monday NOR
ming for huntsville,
DR.. Samuel Z. Swartz of Broaddus
Institute, is holding teachers insti-
tIte at huntsville this week.
X d. Bailey. a prominent young re-
publican, was here from Ocean Mines
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson, Of
Calhoun, Missouri, who have been the
guests of their nephew, W. G. Os-
born the past few days, left Monday
morning for visit in Weston.
DR.. Peck. of Bridgeport, was here
Monday morning.
Harrison Albright returned Monday
morning from the east.
r. L. Towles was here from Salem
Monday looking after business matters.
j. NJ Flanagan, nominee for sheriff
was here Monday from Salem.
DR.. ID. c. Louchery returned Monday
morning from trip to Salem.
William Thompson, of Bridgeport,
spent part of Monday afternoon here.
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde p. Lindlay, of
Washington. Pa, are guests of their
aunt, Mrs. A. j. Burkett, Mechanic
street.
Dr. Gorge NJ. Holt, the dentist left
Monday morning for Webster Springs
to be gone two weeks or mere.
Senator Harvey W. Harmcr left Mon
day morning for Charleston - attend
the extra session OF the legislature, con.
vening there Tuesday noon
Jasper S. Kyle, member of the House
of Delegates from Enis county, left
Monday for Charleston to attend the
extra session OF Che legislature.
Edward Clancy, of Wolf Summit.
spent Sunday night in the city.
Col. NJ. J. Francis, of Wilsonburg, was
a Sunday visitor here.
A. d. Fitzhugh was here Monday from
Bridgeport.
Howard Post and family have return
ed from stay of several days ut West
Milford.
Rev. II. NJ Smith, of Belington, who
preached at the Methodist Episcopal
church, South, Sunday night, returned
to his home Monday morning.
For Rent-First floor of house, con
tanning four rooms, hallway, bathroom,
pantry. china closet and basement
Price sl2 per month Inquire $50 Main
street. iuly25-4t
Rev. w. ]. Newton, of Olive, was here
Monday.
Robert Shuttleworth made 4 business
trip to Fairmont Monday morning.
Y. l. Highland leaves tonight for New
York City on business trip.
George L. Hibbs, prominent coal op
orator Of Uniontown Pa, is in the city
on busine.s trip.
Dr. w. A. Marsh, of Wilsonburg
spent Monday afternoon in the city.
Rev. Warmann, OF Lumberport, was
here Monday looking after business mat
tiers.
Rev. Theodore L. Gardiner. who
preached in tine Baptist church here on
Sunday morning and evening, returned
to his home at Salem Monday morning
Squire Joseph Chovuront arrived here
this morning from Webster Springs on
his way home at West Union.
Attorney Fred G. viger left Monday
afternoon for New Slartinsville, Woods
field. o., and Wheeling, to be gone until
Wednesday on legal business.
w. G. Plant, of Wilsonburg. was q
business visitor here Monday afternoon
Rev. snidcr, of Wilsonburg, spent
Monday afternoon in the clty.
Cruger w. Smith arrived here Mon
day morning from Charles Town to look
after some business matters.
John b. Smith spent Sunday night nj
Salem with his family, who are visiting
there, AIns. Smith has just recovered
from severe illness of several week,
aud is there resuscitatiug
co. Watson win return to Pittsbure
Tuesday morning, where he is assistant
dispatcher in the Office of the Electric
Railway Company.
D. G. Williams, Of West Newton, Pm.
Is here looking after business matters.
$. r. Harrison, cashier of the Aer
chanta' National Bank, leaves tonight
for New York City on a business trip
pr. w. Z. Stathers is in Parkersburg
on business visit.