The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-10-10

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Special attention given to child |
photography at the Ideal Studio
Bring in;the children and have them
photographed. No time like the
present to have their Christmas
photographs made. 9oct6t
Robert Fleming, of Fairmont,
was in the city today.
Miss Amy Ridgely, graduate and
post graduate of Maryland Institute
Baltimore. Instructions in elemen-
tary drawing, water color, oil paint
ing, clay modelling and latest meth
DDS in China painting. 10oet3t.
The many friends of A. IA. Cum
mings, who has been in charge Of
the Bee Hive store, at Parkersburg.
for several months. viii be glad to
know that he will resume his sam
position here with Bakers Under
selling store.
G. A. Cummings. of Lost Creek
was in the city on business today.
The Hon. Randolph Sttalnaker
of Charleston, was in the city on
legal business today.
Lost Creek was represented in the
city. today by William Paugh.
Earl Rector, of Lost Greek, was a
business visitor here today.
Hood Hornor was here Monday
from Lumberport.
A true portrait of yourself when
given to friends and relatives is very
highly priced. Your home ASSOC
ciates would appreciate it very
much, while the ones in the distant
places still more highly prize it, and
the better the portrait the more
highly the friendship and esteem.
Good photographic portraits are
made by Macdonald, at the Ideal
Studio, 1888 Main street. 9oct6t.
Miss Kate Henaghan, of Sisters
Vile; is the guest of her brother, T.
A. Monaghan, and cousins, Misse:
May and Genevieve Council, of East
Pike street
Mr.. Looney, of Limestone, N Y.
is here the guest of his sons, Daniel
and John 14oonev Mr.. Looney is
up in years but looks almost as
Young as his sons. He is we'll pleas
ed with Clarksburg.
Edward Slack, of the Fairmont
Brewing Co.. is in the city today.
President Baldwin, of the Tin
Plate mills here. has gone to Pitts
burg to attend meeting of the di-
rectors.
Charles Camp left Sunday night
for San Franeisco, from where he
viii take boat for the Philippines
Mrs. c. Fl. fancy is visiting her
mother, Mrs, M. NJ. Sommers for q
few days.
Rev. and Mrs. ". NJ. Shultz, of
West Milford, were in the city to-
day on their way home from the
Methodist conference ut Morgan |
town.
A new awning is being erected III
front of the HOrnor block, on Main
street This viii obviate the neces-
'ity OF sweeping snow off the side
walk this winter.
Mrs. J. j. Gussman and family
ave returned home from Troy. o.,
md will reside in This city.
Mrs. W. I. Cole left this morn=
ng for Martinsburg. as a delegate
o the annual convention of Kings
Daughters, which meets there this
week. She viii visit friends some |
lime before returning homo.
Miss Myra Gnssman. of Troy, o.
s the pleasant guest of Miss Blanche
Hursey. on Depot street.
IlOST-A package containing four
yards of black cloth and SPELL
ing book. Finder will please return
70 this Office. 1OoctSt
) Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Lambert
Fave this evening for New York
Mr.. Lambert goes in the interest of
he cloak department. Of the Watts
Lambert ca.
Postmaster W. r. Brown was here
Fnesdav from West Union.
Judge Georee w. Farr, Of West
-Tnion, spent Tuesdav here.
Thomas p REYNOLDS was here to-
Law from RevnotdsJille.
Or. =. L. Ash and wife AIRS. It
? Williams, DR. S. r.. Arhuthpof. /
Ifr. and Mrs, Harvey W. Harmer
nd Rev. T.. M. Barnsrd returned
asst nipht from the Methodist con
ererce at Momantown.
John G. Robinson was here Tues