The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-01-27

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Miss Madgs Boss Is home fron
Alorsantown. where she spent Friday
and Saturday.
Miss Lena AlcConnelI was the e1,sst
Of Miss Jane snlder IN ParkeFsburg
Sunday.
A. L Hasse here from Rieh-
mond, Va, on 4 business trip.
Miss Nora Coon. OF shinnston. Is
the guest Of Mrs. Ellen smith.
William r. DAVIS. OF Flemington.
was city visitor Saturday night =
few hours.
MI. and Mrs Frank si1uttieworfh
i1Eere called 70 Brushy Fork on ac-
count 0 fthe Illness ana death Of Mai.
IL l. Lang, Mrs shnttIeworth's father
Isaac Kline Is here from New York
the guest Of NJ. A. Nusbaum. They
visited friends IN Grafton Sunday.
Harry OFT. Of Wheeling. Is busI-
ness visitor IN the city.
Samuel r. Bentley returned sun
day evening from Wheeling. where he
looked after matters connected with
the New York Life Insurance Com
pany. he may go there shortly 10
spend about three weeks In that ter
ritory soliciting and, writing insur-
ance policies.
George Erwin returned last night
from very pleasant visit to friends
in Jane Lew. It Is reported that he
Twin shortly become a benedict as the
results Of frequent trips to Jane Lew.
Frank Anegan. of Pennington,
spent Saturday night in the city.
Miss Anita Mason, of strausburg,
Va. Is the charming guest OF Mrs.
J. J. Duncan OF West Main street.
Miss Rae Dessel IS visiting friends
in Grafton.
Harry Godfrey. who sprained his
ankle few days ago. is getting along
nicely.
Stuart F. Reed. candidate for the
Republican nomination for secretary
of state, left this morning for Charles
ton to be present at the extra session
of the legislature.
Col. Harry R. Smith, Col. cuthbert
A. Osborn and Captain Duncan
Boughner went to Parkersburg this
morning to attend meeting of the
national guard officers there.
Mrs. Clarence E. Parr has returned
TO her home. 49, Lee street, after a
visit OF several weeks in the East.
\ Mrs. Charles B. Alexander and
Miss Lulu wethereu. of Parkersburg.
who was her guest have gone to Par
kersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Petitgrew
and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Williams,
have gone to Washington for visit
Of several days, From there they
win go to New York.
S. swisher, Of Sutton, is business
visitor In the city.
John j. Mccarl, of Fairmont, is
In the city attending to business az
fairs.
E. A. Rider. of sutton. is here.
c. W. Worcester has gone to White
Sulphur Springs on a business visit.
Samuel B. Montgomery was here
Sunday from Tunnelton on the way
to Charleston.
Frank Donahue has returned from
New York.
David Druker Is here from the East
where he as been engaged the last
several months.
s, D. Turner. of Parkersburg, is
visitor in the city.
Van B. Hall is here from Sutton.
Lee Alklre, of Weston. is visitor
in the city.
Genius Payne. of Salem, was
proinent business visitor here Mon
day.
Cecil B. Highland, of New Martins
vile, deputy sheriff of Wetzel coun-
ty, is here on business and the guest
Of relatives.
Thaddeus NJ. Sullivan. Of Mt. Glare.
spent Monday in the city.
E. N. Randolph, Of Salem, was
here Monday on business.
II General W. W. Scott, of Washing
ton, D. c.. was here Monday morning
enroute to Parkersburg to attend a
meeting of the officers OF the nation
al guard. Gen. Scott is the com
mander Of the guard.
Jay Refer. Patrick Shields and
Lucien Hoge spent Sunday in Fair
mont.
]. N. Jacobs. of Fairmont, mem
Der OF the state legislature. was here
Sunday enroute to Charleston to at
tend the extra session OF the legisla-
ture.
Mrs. w. R. Gregg and Mrs Guy
Gregg. of Weston. are guests Of the
Traders.
Harry o. OFT. of Wheeling. Is a
Clarksburg business visitor.
J. Hood Hornor was here Monday
from Lumberport.
James c. smith. of Wolf Summit.
was here Monday.
Porter Maxwell. of Peel Tree, spent
Monday In the city.
Hugh Thompson. of Wolf Summit.
snent Monday here