The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-13

wears, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Granville knight, died at 4 O'Clock
Thursday morning at her fathers
home at Byron, from typhoid fever
lThe funeral win take place from
HE Methodist Protestant church at
BIT. Clare at IL O'Clock Friday
morning and interment viii be in
he Cork cemetery
Miss Minnie Lang who has visit
led here a month or so leaves to-
night for her home in Baltimore.
i Rev. /. f. Peters viii go to
Monongah Saturday afternoon to
preach in the Baptist church there
Sunday morning and evening.
NJ. j. Francis of Wilsonburg was
here Thursday on business. he
viii shortly take a southern trip OF
a few days.
Riley Monroe, of Glen Falls,
spent Thursday in the city.
Hon. Ira 3. Robinson returned to
Lis home at Grafton last night af-
TER spending the day here looking
fter legal matters
E. @. s. Holmboe left last night
or the Shenandoah valley to look
fter a lot of architectural work his
firm has there.
Prof. Blake holds his regular
school of dancing tonight in Elk
bridge hall. Hours z 80 to 10 p.
Al He also wishes to announce the
following nights of teaching, Tues
day and Thursday afternoons and
tights.
William Knox. of Shinnston, is
Z CITY business visitor.
J. y. Basel made a business trip
t. Fairmont last night.
Guy Tetrick spent few hours in
last night visiting ela-
lives.
Chief Of Police Richard Scott Is
tending the Wheeling fair and
will be home tonight. Officer
Nhvte Is acting rs chief during his
ab~ence.
Roy Alexander. of this city. and
Tobert w. Dalbv, of Shinnston, are
among those who took the United
States Civil Service examination
at FairmOnt for book
keeper in the department service of
HE United States.
Rev. j. d. Simmons returned
DIST evening from Weston, where he
attended to business matters con
n,cted with the Baptist Banner. OF
which ne Is owner and editor.
Ellsworth Cork IS among those
E tendino the Wheeling fair.
Mr.. Walter Elliot and bride, nee
Miss Cora NJ Dean. who were
at Buckhannon, have gone
to Atlantic City to spend their
Dr. \. II. Timberlake and James
n. White are home from a vacation
in Jefferson county. They arrang-
ed to bring j. A. back to take the
place of an A. J. their friends know
81 much about, and ask the hearty
Import of the people.
DR.. +. J.. Roger has gone to Bal
more to complete his medical edu-
cation in college there.
Frank Donahue and son, Camp
bell. will return tomorrow morning
rom AIlNullC SANyg -
spent a week. They also visited
and Baltimore.
J. w. Williams was here 'phurs-
day from MarshVille.
John d. Pickens. of Quiet Dell,
scent Thursday here.
George Williams, of Marshyllle,
spent Thursday in the city.
John Lehman, young FalrmonI
attorney, was here yesterday on
legal business.
John r. Stout, of Bridgeport, Is
attending the sale of the Park Coal
COS lands by Special Commissioner
Willard F. Snide.
Miss Frances Chesney, who mas
been visiting at the home of Rev. b.
B Stout, Of Bridgeport. has re-
turned to her home at Fairmont.
Geo. r. Faris, Jr., tho has sgsnt
Ihe last year in Jefferson edica4
College, Of Philadelphia; is spends \
ing a month with his parents at
Bridgeport.
Miss. Freeman viii open a kinder
yarten for children from three 10
six years Of age, Sept ~, IN room
6 IN the Jacobs building. Her
particulars apply 81 Miss rec man,