The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-27

ltltfI very -tlIaEtSLA44ES d44u u eAeASS
picture of the life of an American
policeman. Very large crowds saw
this picture last night and IS pleas
ed them all
Guy R. sinsel attended the mus
tering IN of a uniform rank at
Salem last night by the knights OF
Pythias.
Mrs. g. @. Southern, of Adams
ton, did some shopping here Friday
afternoon.
Sidney Raymond, of Quiet Dell,
spent Friday in the city on bust
ness.
Miss Faustine Barrett, of Park
ersbnrg. is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. W. c. MeKeehan, on Null
berry street.
Jay Refer returned this morning
from the reunion of Elks that took
place at Denver, Colorado.
Mrs. Rachael Wilson, of Quiet
Dell an aged and well known lady,
is very sick at her home and is not
expected to live.
Prof. Il. j. Corbly, principal of
the Huntingtn normal college, was
prominent state educator here a
few hours Friday morning, return
ing home from the educational con-
ference at Morgantown.
j. N. Swiger was here Friday
from Dola on business.
James Stark, of Lumberport,
spent FRIDAY here.
Miss Mary Peterson is here from
Fairmont, the guest of her mother,
Mrs. lydia Peterson.
W. G. Bumgardner, of Salem was
here Friday.
NJ. K. Baker, of Wallace, was in
the city Friday.
John NJ. Knox went to Shinns-
ton Friday morning.
Charles Thompson, Of Wolf Sum
NIT, spent Friday in the city.
Clarence Moore sailed yesterday
from New York for Cherbourg,
France. His father, Jasper Y.
More, and brother, Frank r. Moore,
sent him this telegram: MAY good
health, bright skies and gentle winds
attend you"
John P. Peacock left last night
for Atlantic City.
Louis Deems was among those
who went to Atlantic City last night.
Bert Gains went to Atlantic City
last night for ten days.
Judge Rein Davisyof Louisville,
KY, is here the guest of his brother,
John J. Davis.
NJ. B. Davis, of Salem, spent Fri.
day here.
Deputy Sheriff w. E. Leonard
was here Friday from Salem.
Former Acting Principal L. B..
Moore, of Broaddus Institute, is
here from Parkersburg on business.
Rev. Robert B. McDanel will re-
turn from Philadelphia tomorrow
and fill his pulpit at the Baptist
church as usual Sunday.
Capt. John Smith, of Lost Greek,
was here Friday.
''WATCH FOR THE LIGHT"
Perry G. Afford was here Friday
from Weston on business.
A. G. Bartlett was here from
Weston Friday.
Where did you get those lovely
little pictures oh, got them at
The new Penny. Gallery across from
he Empire Bank bldg. j27eod
Mrs. W. II. Hill went to Fair
mont Thursday to visit relatives a
few days.
IWEET MELODY FLoFTR
Ernest Hutton, local superintend-
emit for the Fairmont & Clarksburg
Fraction company, has returned
from two weeks vacation spent at
his home in Randolph county.
Little Miss Delphia Hill, of the
East End, who has been so critical-
w i'll at the City hospital fOr several
weeks, was yesterday pronounced al
most well and removed to her home.
Hugh Williams, after having
severe surgical operation perform
ed at the Kessler hospital, was dis
yesterday.
l never before saw such fine little
pictures and such nice card mounts !
as YOU get at the Penny Gallery
across from the Empire Bank build
No j26eod
sSWATCH FOR TIE LIGHT"
Miss Kate CLANCY was here
evening from Wilsonburg
Justice John II. Flynn, of Viii