The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-07-28

the track at the CLANCY corner e
9 80 o'clock Saturday morning and
DELAYED the WilsOnbrg and depot
cars half an hour.
Everybody works the sewing ma
chine 'cept father. SSJ1t-
Everybody works the sewing ma
chine 'cept father. 2SJ1t,
Charles Al. Sutton. Of Bridgeport,
IS in the city looking after bust
ness matters.
James r. Green and Nathan
Richards returned last night from
Bolar Springs, Va, where they re-
suscitated. They. speak in the most
aattering terms Of the place.
David /. Hall was here Satur-
day from Zypho.
Everybody works the sewing ma
chino ,eept father 2SJlt-
Nelson Robinson, of Zypho, spent
Saturday in the city.
eeWAT6H FOR THE LIGHT"
Col. Patterson, the we'll known
and popular hotel man IS steward
at the Traders during the illness OF
Capt. George Houston.
Cyrus z. Webb was here Saturday
from Bridgeport on business.
Mr.. AIcLoney, of Wallace, was
admitted to the Kessler hospital
this morning with a fully developed
case of typhoid fever.
Everybody works the sewing ma
chino SCENT father. 2ai1t.
Miss Lucy Maxwell, OF the CITY
hospital training school, is at Lum-
berport nursing VIII Lyons who IS
suffering Of typhoid fever
esWATCH FOR THE LIGHT"
WANTED-Good white girl for
general homework, must furnish
references. Apply to Mrs Bum
gardiner, N. Sixth street, Glen
Richard Mason, of Glen Falls,
spent Saturday here.
Hugh J. Thmpsn, of Wolf Sum
NIT. was in the city Saturday
Charles NJ. Lang, of Reynolds
Vile, was here Saturday.
Mrs. James E. Roads, of Hills
boro, o., is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Ida E. Wilson, on North Sixth
street.
w. NJ. Morris was here Saturday
from Mt. Clare.
Mrs. Julia a. Smith returned last
night from Pensacola, Fla, where
she spent the past three years with
her son, A. Y. Smith, who went
South for his health. He is now
hale and hearty.
J. NJ. Morris, of Bristol, was here
Saturday.
3. g. Bartlett, of Meadowbrook,
was here Saturday.
Everybody works the sewing ma
chine 'cept father. 2sJlt.
.WATCH FOR THE LIGHT"
II Won love me buy me Tokalo.
Only sc in bottles and at the foun.
taius. JSotI
Everybody works the sewing ma
chine 'cept father. 2Sllt.
When you don't feel 'just right
drink Tokalo. 1t helps. j2Stf
Clarence Bartholow, of Gypsy,
was in the city Friday.
Miss ELLA Post left last night
for Atlantic. City where she will
spend the next ten days
Everybody works the sewing ma
chine 'cept father. 2Sj1t.
c. Guy Musser and L. w. Ogden
returned last night from Morgan
town, where they attended the edu-
cational conference.
Everybody works the sewing ma
c,iDn 'cnnt fntber 2SJlt.
Toka1o made in Clarksburg,
Drank everywhere. sc in bottles
and at fountains. cit helps" j2Stf
Samuel r. Bentley is home from
a business trip of day or so to
Fairmont
No matter where you go
Drink a glass of Tokalo,
It's sc. and cit helps. i2Stf
John Ross, Esq, of Quiet Dell,
spent Saturday here.
Everybody works the sewing ma
chine 'cept father. 2Sjlt.
WANTED-Plain sewing to do at
534 West Main street, by Mrs.
Lcona Robinson. 2SJ3t"
Everybody works the sewing ma
chine 'cept father. 2Sllt'
FOUND-Lady's pocketbook. Fri
day evening, at the postoffice;
contains money and papers. Owner
may have same by proper Identified
ton and paying for this advertise