The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-02

~ Washing ton
Carl Etornot and VIE ne 91olil'
from Bristol Tenn, where theS
have been several months. Mr.
Hornor was engaged on the con
struetion OF railroad from Bristol
to Wilkesbarre
Porters millinery opening 4 huTs.
day, Oct 4, 323 Main street.
= big hit 8Iyrkle Harder Co.
q A. Atkinson, of Mt. Glare
sp61t Tuesday in the city.
aGgrceIlus Garrett IS here from
Kentucky, where he is engaged in
oil Development.
~ +. Asheraft, travelling auditor
for the Fairuont Coal company was
here Tuesday from Fairmont.
a big hitz8Lyrkle Harder Co.
John NJ Skinner, of Adamston,
who was injured by horse at the
Waldo mine stables a few weeks ago,
was brought to St Mary's hospital
Tuesday morning and operated on.
He will recover
Smith Hood, of the Fairmont q
Clarksburg Traction Company, was
here from Fairmont Tuesday on
business connected with the cons
pany.
The choir of Golf N. E. church
viii give a sacred concert Friday,
Oct. 3, 8 p. M, at the church. ADJ
nilsson, so cents.
A big hit-Myrkle Harder Co.
c. A. Cummings was IN the city
last night from Lost Creek. He and
Clay Maxwell left today for Ram
do1ph county to~be gone until Oct.
Is to buy cattle for Porter Max
well.
Lee Currey has returned from
weeks visit in Nicholas county.
Taylor Ward, of Peel Tree, spent
Monday night in the city.
A big hit-MyrkIe Harder Co
W. A. Campbell, popular trav-
cling salesman, was here last night
from Fairmont.
Charles a. Hornor left last even
ing for a visit Of three days at Mt
Lake PARK, where he viii attend to
some business matters.
A big hit-NTyrkFc Harder Co.
Harry Clark was here last night
from WiIsonburg. He attended the
baseball game in the afternoon.
Albert r. Shinn spent Monday
evening in the city from REYNOLDS
Vile.
Run over by street car and see
Porter's millinery opening Thurs
- 900 NJ,
Alonzo G.. Bartlett returned to
Weston as noon liter visit of sew
eral days here.
4 big NIyrkle Harder Co.
John Lodge. of Bridgeport, spent
Tuesday in the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Dean, colored,
returned last.night from an extend
ed visit with relatives in Cumber-
land.
Do you believe one hat better
than another. OF course you do.
Get the best at Porter's opening,
Thursday. 323 Main street.
A big hit-MyrEle Harder CO.
Camden Sommers left Monday
night to attend the Cumberland
races. He has his pacing mare,
Emily, entered there.
A big hit-MyrkTe Harder Co.
Millinery opening of T. J. Lynch
& Co. next Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Our trimmer, Miss Harrison, of
Baltimore, comes to us direct from
the largest fashion centers of thel
East, and will take pleasure in
showing and talking to You about all
the newest and nobbiest styles of the
season in ladies and children,s head
wear.
Mrs. Catherine Loeffier. of Dale
avenue. left today for Wheeling
where she win visit friends and
relatives for while.
A big hit-Myrkle Harder Co.
l.. D. Beall. of Morgantown, for
merly of this city, is here looking
after legal affairs.
j. II. Field, of Uniontown, Pa,
Is in the city looking after coal and
oil interests in this section.
A big hft-Myrkle Harder Go.
T. J. Lynch & Co. win give their
millinery opening Wednesday, Oct.
3. All come. Our store will be
open in the evening for this oc-
casion.
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