The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-08-15

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mystery, action and sensational sit
'uations don't miss this remarkable
story.
Sheriff John N. Flanagan is In
Huntington attending a meeting Of
the Sh i-iffs association, aRdn VIII
return tomorrow.
NJ. J. Francis of Wilsonburg spent
Wednesday here
Mrs. Porter Maxwell of PEEL Tree.
was here "Wednesday afternoon the
gust Of rlatiyes and friends.
Mrs. Waldo Broadwater is not in.
the. hospital as reported nor so far
Jas has been learned, has she been
financially aided by friends.
Miss Mande s. Lewis returned to.
her home in Buckbannon Wednes-
day after a pleasant visit with Miss
1Iaye Council of Pike street.
Thomas Ward, bookkeeper at the
Empire NationaflBank, will move to
his new house on Short street this
week.
City Clerk w. II. Cole went to
the Pennsboro fair today
Frank R. Moore attended the
Pennsboro fair Wednesday.
G.. Schultz was here Wednesday
from Quiet Dell.
Judge G. W. Lynch is holding a
regular term of the Lewis county
circuit court in Weston.
John Ross Jr., an attorney from
New M~artinsville, is here today look
ing after legal matters.
Mrs. Price of Smithfeld was oper-
|ated upon Tuesday at the Kessler
Hospital and is doing nicely.
Miss Anna Hall, nurse at the City
Hospital, was called to Spencer this
morning by the deaf hof her father,
occurred Tuesday evening.
The deceased was a prominent physi-
elan of that place, and quite well
konwn in Clarksburg.
Frank Jones of this cfty was dis
charged from the City Hospital
Tuesday.
Miss Estel1a Ellison Of the City
Hospital training school i spending
her vacation IN Weton:
Albert SfarrSerger was operated
on at the City Hospital Tuesday, and
is doing fine.
DR.. J. W. Pigott is in Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Candy and
con prnsF1h d4slaR ~. los -oaI-
at Atlantic City and other points.
Joseph Roster, superintendent of
the Fairmont schools. came in from
Salem this morning en- route home.
William -Nusbaum has returned
from the east, where he spent a vaea-
tion along the seRcoast
NJ. +. Bartlett gent to the Renns-
boro fair Wednesday
Judge w 6. Bennett Of Weston
was here Wednesday m6rping, bound
for the Pennsbore fart
j. n. Wilhnspn Of Bridgeport
spent Wednesd here
Mr.. Hunters real estate agent for
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, is
here from Baltimore on official bus
mess.
ID. w. Jacobs Is having his resi-
dence property on West Main street
severed and a stone wall IS to be
erected in front of 1t.
Mrl. and Mrs. J. L. Haney and
Daughter were here from Bristol
Wednesday.
Deputy Mine Inspector Frank
Parsons went to Meadowbrook today
official business.
MI. r. Post was here Wednesday,
~Jarvisville.
Miss Mary Fleming, who has been
he guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
of Locust street, for some
line, returned to her home IN Fair
mont today.
Attorney Charles W. Moore left
his morning for a two weeks vaea-
ion at Webster Springs.
Pearl Pitzer, "a we'll known young
9airmenter, came up. Tuesday for
he Red game, and returned today.
w. w. HALL Of Weston has been
pending the week here.
w. NJ. Morris of Mt. Glare was in
he city Wednesday.
Flavius B. DAVIDSON of Bridge
ort spent Wednesday here.
Glen Linn, a member of the Fair
lont fire department, was up for the
all game Tuesday rs the official rep