The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-08-01
PERSONAL

from Mt Glare.
W O. Rogers. of Brown, was a Wis,
'Eitor here Thursday.
w v Jarrett, Of Redwood. is a
business visitor here.
i i. n. Wharton, Of Parkersburg, Is
Va guest at the Waldo.
Edward Rinehart Is here from Bel.
ington on brief visit.
Dr.. LIE g. Oyster. was here from
Lumberport Thursday.
Virgil L. Highland is in Washing.
ton on a business visit.
Sherman c. Denham has gonl
east on business trip.
George W. Strong. of Parkersburg
is a city business visitor.
Oliver G. Beans, OF wheeling. /,
transacting business here.
Walter NJ. Morris was here
Thursday from Mt. Glare
J Hood Horror, of Lumber.5rt
was a city visitor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Post of Mason.
town, are visitors in the city.
q H. culbertson, Of Huntington. is
looking after business affairs here.
Mrs. W. H: Taylor has gone to
Columbus, o., to visit her parents.
J. V. Blair, Of West Union, was
| here Thursday on business visit. +
Mrs. Philip P, steptoe went to
1ParkersbuEg. today to visit relatives
p. w, Jacobs returned Thursday
morning from an extended trip to
eastern cities.
Miss Jennie Barlow, CT Parkers.
burg is visiting Mss Jessie Lynch
of Meigs avenue.
James Bodkin and Burr WEIGH
have gone to- Hot Springs, Ark, to
be treated for rheumatism.
| The Rev. G. B. Mitchell went tc
Point Pleasant Thursday to Spend
several days visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toan cottrlll and
family went to Atlantic City Thurs.
1day morning to spend several weeks
Col. NJ, III. King, OF Elklns, 8
prominent attorney and one of Ran.
dolph county's most enthusiastic
Republicans, is here on legal bust.
mess.
George H. Gordon, Norton S. Long
abaugh and Calvin p. HOWELL have
gone to Cairo to look after business
affairs.
Mrs. A. C. Fouch and daughters,
Misses Bertha and Leila, of Union
towqHiPa, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. z. souders.
Mrs. Charles B. Alexander and
Echildren arrived home last evening
from Lock Lynn where they spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Amelia Vance and mss Mary
Hornor, of Lumberport, have re-
turned home from months visit to
relatives in Georgia.
Miss Bell Garrett and, Miss Bessie
Mitchell, Of the Monticello addition,
went to Reynoldsville Thursday for
ia visit to friends and relatives,
Smith Hood, OF Fairmont, general
superintendent of the Monongahela
Traction company, was here We'd
nesday looking after official bust
ness.
Marmaduke Wells, William Shinn,
John Peacock. Frank c. WEIGH and
Michael t. Judge went to Atlantic
City Thursday morning on No. 2, for
ten days vacation.
Emmitt u. Harbert left Thursday
morning for Pontiac. Mich, and Ter
ra Haute, Ind, TO spent 6 = a weeks
looking after the interests of the
Clarksburg Airease Company,
E. strlnger Borgess. went to Nor
folk, Va, Wednesday night where he
will spend several days looking after
business interests before returning to
his headquarters at Roanoke, Va.
Miss Alice Goodwin went to At
lantic City Thursday to spend two
weeks vacation. On the return trip
she will stop at New York and Phil
adelphia to visit friends and rela-
tives,
Mr., and Mrs. ]. W, Cottrill with
Master William and Virginia left on
train no. 2, this morning for Atlantic
City. From there they will go by
steamer to New York, City for two
weeks visit.
Miss LYDIA NJ. Walls, OF the Month
cello addition, will leave Thursday
night on No. for a months visit in
Michigan. She will visit friends and
relatives in the Bay City, Fenton,