The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-24

lIrs @eer aceomplnI 1'
tie Salem aptfst church Sunday
morning and night for Rev Arthur
Etai1k. Who IS away on vacation.
Guy r. Sinsel left Saturday
eight for Nebraska. where his fam
ily Is yisftIng relatives. They
VIII al retur1l IN ten days.
Mr.. and AIRS. 81. g. Osborn re-
turned last hight from months
visit IN Chicago and Cincinnati.
AZ the latter place they took IN the
fall festival and enjoyed a great af-
fair. Both eSe IN splendid health
and enjoyed the "trip Immensely.
a. NJ Mace, claim agent for the
B. s. o. railroad, is here from Par
kersbuTg,
james Roberts returned -Satur-
day night from a business trip to
Warrington. Fairmont and other
plaees.s
Douglass Williams leaves tonight
for the Episcopal high school at
Alexandra, Va.
Earl Fortney, GyPsy's popular
young druggist, spent Sunday here
with friends.
A new photograph gallery has
just opened up OverSthe Home Bank
on third floor opposite postofice on
Third street. Photographs from
81 per dozen to $15. Pictures
copied and engagements made to
order. Give us a call. J. L. Jones
& Co., Clarlsburg, W. Va. 24s6t
James NJ. Morris, of Bristol, is a
city business visitor.
James a. L. Day was here Mon.
dav from Jarvisville on business.
J. L. Mann, who is with ID. W..
acobs, as bookkeeper and stenog-
rapher for the Fair Grounds Inn
provement Co., left this morning
on No. / for Lancaster, Ohio, where
he will be 70 few days looking at
Ter business interests for D. W.
Jacobs & Co.. of this city, who have
some real estate interests in that
city.
spent Monday in-the city:
Mrs. T. G. Smith and baby are
visiting in Warrington.
-GordonjB B. Late was here Monday
from Bridgeport
G. B. Warner, Of Bridgeport,
spent Monday in the city.
William Meredith, editor of the
Shinnston News, was here Monday
w. G. ShoEalter has returned
from a visit to Barton, Nd.
John Dunkin was a business visit
or here Monday from Bridgeport.
Captain S. b. Baker, of Hunting
ton. one Of the most widely known
and successful newspaper men I'M
the State, Is a prominent visitor in
the city today. Captain Baker has
a number Of friends here.
Attorney Charles Powell was here
Monday from Fairmont-
Captain Rufus Raymond OF
Bristol, was here Monday. He
spent the summer at Mt. Lake Park,
but has now moved back home. Hel
expects to move to this city soon.
Justice Moses Shaver, of Brown,
was a business visitor here Monday.
Samuel s. Faris, of Bridgeport,
spent Monday here.
FIayius B. Dawson was here
Monday from Bridgeport.
Robert Leggett, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Legegtt, has diphtheria-
His many friends hope he may soon
be fully recovered.
Col, T. T. Wallis is indisposed at
his home on North Shestnut street.
It is hoped he viii be out in few
lays at most.
Sunday in Morgantown with friends
Rev. Benjamin Brown Stout was
lere Monday from Bridgeport on
business.
N. B. NIcCarty returned from
rip to the South Saturday night.
I. Wade Coffman was here Mon
Law from Bristol looking after busi-
less matters.
Miss Nellie Martin, of Bridge
BORT. leaves this evening for Luth-
,rville, Nd. where she will enter
he Maryland College for Women.
YANTED-Girl for all round
household work. Apply at 116
North Depot street. 24s6t
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