The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-22
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Ed Lustig. Of Jeannett. Pa.
who has been visiting here the last
several days, Is visiting friends in
Grafton.
Col. Thomas B. Grant, well
known and popular glass worker. has
returned from his home at Norris
town, Pa, and a few weeks spent at
Atlantic City. He Is now employed
at the Adamston factory.
s. A. Saiadin, Of New MartinsvIlle.
Is here to work in the Adamston
glass factory,
Robert Mccombs, of Pittsburg. has
accepted place at the Adamston
glass factory.
Joseph cleer Is here from New
MartinsSille 70 work at the glass
factory at Adamston.
John Sutton, OF Bridgeport. was in
the city Saturday on business.
A. B. Jarvis Is here from Erbacon
registered at the Traders hotel.
Samuel v. Matthews has gone to
Charleston TO spend Sunday with his
family and to attend to some business
matters. He will return Monday.
Miss Hattie Gerard has gone to
visit friends in Grafton. and viii go
from there to her home in Keyser.
F. Q. Sutton will go to Sutton
Monday on legal business for a few
days.
W. c. James and Guy Goodwin, .:
Grass Run, passed through the city
Saturday morning on the way to Ell
kins. where they will attend the cor
ner stone laying Of the new Odd Fell
lows home at that place.
MRn
children have arrived home from
Deer Park, where they spent a fort
night.
Mr.. Benjamin r. Blackford, of Par
kersburg rs spending the week end
In the city the guest of Col. and Mrs.
Henry Raymond.
Mrs. Lou M. Gordon, of Mulberry
street. went to Keyser Friday night
where she Will spend a few days Wis
itlng friends.
Miss Nell Towles. of Salem, has
been spending the week with friends
In the city.
Miss Annabel House, of Dickinson,
Nd, who has been on trip In the
West for the last several weeks. will
arrive in the city tonight from Gin
cinnati, and will few days Mt the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. James.
Miss Regina Deem, of Glen Elk,
returned home this afternoon from
where she spent three
weeks visiting her sister Mrs. Bailey
Fisher.
Mrs. Hiram Lynch, who has been
visiting relatives here the last several
weeks. returned to her home in
Robertsvllle. Mo-, Saturday.
Frank r. Moore leaves tonight for
GAINESVILLE, o., where he viii attend
the races at fair and secure new
entries for the new fair here. He
will also attend the races at Cam
bridge. o.. before returning.
Camden Sommers leaves Mountain
Lake Park tonight. where he has
been visiting relatives. for Butler.
Pa. to attend the races at the fair
there.
Rockville, Md. to attend the races.
Ellsworth Cork will attend the fair
races at Cambridge. o.. next week.
James A. Monroe. of Shinnston,
was a visitor in the city Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Hughes of Weston, who
was In the city to attend the funeral
OF her father, Jesse MOneypenny,
Saturday morning. has returned
home.
Miss Nell Mcbride is vsitin rela-
tives in Colubus, o.
MISS 6hmd Nuypr1Bnt, VINO mas
been away on vacation, will return
Monday.
Mrs. L. Gardner and granddaught-
er, Violet, of Mulberry street, will
leave Saturday night on visit to
relatives in Washington and BaltI-
NOR.
Miss Nora Atkins, of Pittsburg, is
the guest of Mrs. NJ. ]. McClelland,
of industrial.
Miss Margaret Murray, OF Grafton,
Is the guest of Mrs. Jack Ridge.
Miss Dee Ross, of Bridgeport was
In the city shopping Friday.
A. S. Law of the James-Law Com
pany, will return shortly from visit
to Parsons and Philippi, where he has
been looking after business matter
for several days.