The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-06-26

N. NJ. Smith, agent for the well
known brand of Hammar paint, yes
terday disposed of a carload lot to
Thomas Kennedy
Attorney F. G. viger is in Casey,
Ill, on business and will return Fri
day.
The South Penn shops will be
built- Bowen. 25j6t
B. B, Stout went to Bridgeport
Tuesday to look, after matters re-
lating to the new fair grounds.
Eugene Sommerville, Of Grafton,
was here Tuesday.
N, D, Teter, OF Oral, spent the
day in the city.
In 10 years from now East
Clarksburg will be the center Of a
fifty thousand population of Clarks-
burg. Bowen. a5j6t
"
Miss Isola Shinn and mother left
this morning for Morgantown, where
Miss Shinn Will attend the summer
school at the university. Miss
Catherine Shinn joined. them at
Shinnston.
j am always ready to show You
property in East Clarksburg.
Bowen. 25i6t
Jonn Patton, Of Craigmoor, spent
Tuesday here.
Ernest L. Pigott, county assessor,
came up from Shinnston Tuesday
morning.
You will make money to buy
property now in East C1arksburg. -
Bowen. s5i6t
Mrs. Marie Zarnba and daughter.
Mrs. Marie Rovnianek, both OF
Allegheny; Pa, are visiting with
NJ and Mrs. G. F. Zaruba, Of West
Pike street. Their stay will be Of
about two weeks duration.
G. Haley for first-class rooms and
boarding, at 1872 West Pike street.
Meal hours: breakfast from 6 to s
a. M; dinner from 1900 to 1880
p. M; supper 6 to 80 p. m. i25tf
Mrs. John B.. Smith and .daugh-
Ter, Miss sGeneSieye, and Mrs. JIM.
Wine, are visiting relatives in May
nard, Ohio.
Arthur Cundell returned Tues
day morning from school in Atlanta,
Ga.
Mrs. l.. L. Lang and Mrs. Frank
Shuttleworth and children went to
Bridgeport Tuesday morning to visit
several days. 4 l-i 49,
Edward Watson was here Tues
day from Fairmont.
Do you know that in all probable
ity East Clarksburg will have the
only competing railroad in this sec
ton within a year.-Bowen. 25j6t
Miss Belle Stewart, of Martins
burg, who visited Mrs. c. NJ. Hart,
has returned home.
DR.. G. W. Haltermar came home
from Belington Tuesday morning.
Douglass Williams is home from
the Episcopal school at Alexandria,
Va.
Charles A. Sutton was here Tues
day from Bridgeport.
Miss Martha Basel is visiting. her
sister, Mrs. Watson, in indianapolis.
Within one year it is more than
likely East claTksburg viii have two
competing railroad stations. =
Bowen. 25igt.
Walter C. Worstell, two-yeatold
son Of George Morstel1, is very. low
with typhoid fever at the home of
his father in Point Comfort.
Attorney o. o, Sutton, of Sutton.
returned last night from Martins
burg, where he closed a. large coal
deal.
A. N. Mace, Of Parkersburg, was
a business visitor here Monday night
looking after matters connected with
claims against the B. & o. railroad.
FOR RENT-A house. Apply to
NJ. B. Curkendall. j26tf
Oscar c. Wilt. cashier of Tho
Salem National bank, was here to
day.
LOST Between REYNOLDS addition
and Meetings. store, lady's gold
watch with initials A. M. G. on back
Finder win please return to Tele-
gram Office and receive reward. 26j3t
buy a pair of good
platform scales. Address. with
,riee. Box 1858. city. 26jSts
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
inquire at 221 Mechanic street,
lat II. 26i3t*
FOR SALE-Geod Smith-Premier
typewriter, cheap. Cali or address
:. W sShryoell; Waldo Hotel,
harrisburg. 26j3t