The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-30

All persons. who are either debtors
or creditors of Oliver L. Goodwin.
deceased, are hd-eby notified TO sens
me statement of their account 50
that ] can make a settlement.
FL. s. SAMPLES, Admr.,
3Oj6t. Johnstown, W. Va.
Miss Adelaide seely is here from
Lafayette, Ind, the guest of friends
DIR. G.. f. Amos was Il business
visitor here Monday from Byron.
Judge c. w. Lynch and family
are home from a vacation of three
weeks spent on the great lakes and
in the Adirondack mountains, which
they enjoyed very greatly.
Walter A. Rau is here from New
York, where he is engaged in busi-
ness and will remain several days
looking after local interests.
a. NJ. lane was here Monday
from Kingwood.
Rev. r. B. Mcdaniel returned on
Saturday night from Philadelphia,
where he visited his mother two
weeks. Mrs. Mcdaniel and the child
rem will remain there until the last
of August.
D. N. Morris was here Monday
from Salem.
Tokalo made in Clarksburg,
Drank everywhere. Sc in bottles
and at fountains, cit helps" j2Stf
Albert Carder, of Smithfeld, was
admitted to the Kessler hospital
Saturday for medical treatment.
Mrs. A. S. Law and child have re-
turned from Pruntytown, where
they visited two weeks.
Mrs. Holmboe and children have
gone to Chicago on visit.
<NsF.JsT sIIcLODY FLOUR
Mrs. S. f. Reed has returned from
Waterford, Ohio. and Parkersbur't
where she visited friends several
days.
Miss Cora Smith is home from
Parkersburg, where she visited Miss
Ida Anderson several days.
John a. Clark, Jr., Of Fairmont,
was in the city Sunday.
When you don't feel Gust right
drink Tokalo. 1t helps. j2Stf
Harvey Shain, prominent brok-
er q ,Fairmont, spent Sunday at
his former home in Grasselli.
Miss Grace Pickett, collector for
the Consolidated Telephone com
pany,- with headquarters in Fair
mont, is in town today.
Will McGregor, Of Petersburg,
was in town for the ball game OF
Sunday.
.sWATCH FOR THE LIGHT"
Miss Blanche Stealey, of Atlanta,
Ca, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Thomas G. Brady, and other rela-
tives.
Thomas G. Brady returned Sun
day morning from business trip
to New York.
':WATCH FOR THE LIGHT"
Mrs. NJ. n. Shpttleworth and
children are the guests of her par
ents at Morgantown.
Ben Levy left last night for At
lantic City, where Mrs. Levy has
been several days.
ladies wishing to have their hair
dressing, bleaching, dycing and re-
ceive treatment for their scalps at
home will do well to have the hair
dresser call on them. Face steam
ing, massaging poor complexion
treated. Only the
methods used by the late Mrs. Har-
riett Hubbard Aver. use also
and manicurists. Adj
dress "Hairdresser." 1872 Jackson
room ? doors from Florence street.
East End. 30i3t*
Attorney f. o. Sutton leaves to-
morning for Webster
Springs where he has a contract
with a coal company to do quite a
job of abstracting in that county.
He will be absent two or three
weeks.
The Hurman Studio, jacobs
room rs. .23i6t
T.. ]. Ayers was here Monday
from West Milford.
DIR. A. r. Timberlake and James
NJ. White spent Sunday in Wheel
ing.
are about to enter
August the month in which are
the medical plants. There
fore, if you can send us a field bot
mist at this epoch of time, who
AN name and point out the almost
varieties of medical
plants, the same with little effort