The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-03-12
WEDDING
Is soIemnized in the Town Of
Adamston-0ther News
From That Place.

I ADAMsToN. Mar. l2.-Dr. LaIson.
Of Ritohie county, has erected aE new
dwelling fhouse ion Pike streeti ana
has located in our town and IshufId-i
ing up a nice practice. III
Joseph thompson and Mrs. Mary
Blands were united In marriage We'd
Enesday afternoon at the home az the
bridei The Rev. j. o. Potts sySs the
officiating minister and performed the
ceremony IN his usual iinpressive
llnanRer. This Is Mr.. Thomsbii's third
venture on the matrimonial sea. ana
I'VE have no record OF the brides for
Iner marriages. Mr.. Thompsontis 10
yeaEs oi age, and the bride has seen
sqIaHy as many summers. An old
i islshioheu serenade was given the
happy couple In the evening. Their
friends wish them many long and
happy years of welded life.
John Richards, formerly az this
place, but now Of Pennsylvania, mas
arrived here and is engaged. in the
glass business.
Vinegar Flats the new four
story building Charles D. johnson, of
Klchwood, IS having erected at the
will be completed in the near future
and Will add much to the appearance
of our town.
Superintendent d. D. Leonard Of
the local street car system. had
force OF men at work all night We'd
nesday night unloading and placing
machinery in position at the power
mouse and otherwise rushing work in
order to get everything In readiness
for the resumption OF the regular
street car schedule some Time
Saturday. About twenty-five men
are at work.
DR.. Brown, of Webster, has located
in our town and has office and resi-
dence on Mines street.
James Deboe, our new blacksmith
Is building up good trade at his
shop at the West end OF Chestnut
street.
Our city sages at Monday nights
meeting of the council allowed Mrs
Molie Kidd an exoneration on two
lots owned by her in the west end Of
town.
A young man named Griffith drank
more than he could conveniently car
~ Wednesday afternoon and had to
be hauled to the lookup, where he
was given ample time to reflect on
the ways of the transgressor
The Adafnston glass factory is a
very busy place now, with every de-
partment filled with competent and
skilled men, who are making the best
glass in the factory's history.
Frank A. Taylor has moved his
FAMILY to Wheeling. Mr.. Taylor has
charge ofNthe Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road carpenters of the Wheeling Graf
ton division, andHhas his head quar-
ters In that city. Mr.. Taylor was a
good citizen land our people regret to
lose him.
Mrs. ]. F. johnson, who has been
Ill Tor some time, is in a very critical
condition, but her recovery is hoped
for by her many friends
Several candidates for county Of
fees have been here within the last
few days. extending the glad hand
and telling you how pleased they
were to meet you, and inquiring after
the health of yOur'faTnily, etc.
The sewer on Chestnut street near
Wolfe's store has been clogged up for
some time, and with another rain like
we had Sunday, may do great damage
to that part of the ystreet.
Since the street cars have been
down and out merchants at this
place have been experiencing much
trouble in getting their goods from the
wholesale houses in Clarksburg, as
most of the freight was brought over
the company's line.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Swindler. OF
Virginia, are visiting relatives and
friends here. This was Mrs Swind-
ler's former home, and Mr.. Swlndler
was a telegraph operator in the em-
ploy of the Baltimore C Ohio rail-
road at the Short Line junction be-
fore moving to Virginia.
The house occupied by the B. & o.
pumper on the east side OF the river,
which slipped several feet down an
embankment the first OF the week, is
being repaired and placed in position
again.
Adamston is to have a millinery
store which will be opend up shortly
in the new Wolfe store room on Pike
street
Henry e. and Charles w. Schultz
have been appointed administrators
of the estate OF the late G. Schultz.