The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-03-07
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tomorrow night and Saturday night.
The Woodmen band will make its
first appearance on the stage when
the curtain goes up Friday night,
Goods Are Sold.
The stock of goods recently pur-
chased by ]. A. chittum at the Thorn
as and wyckoff receivers sale has
been sold to Fay Watkins, formerly
of the Racket store in this city, and
]. A. King, of Parkersourg. The
store will be managed by Mr.. Wat
kins, whose long experience in the
mercantile business in this city has
made him one of the most popular
merchants and he needs no introduce
tlon TO the public.
Nephew Dead.
w. H. Ahner has returned from
Belpre, o.. where lie was called on
account OF the death of a nephew.
Case To Come Up.
w. w. Brannon returned today
from Buckhannon where he had been
taking dispositions in the case OF Por-
ter Loudin VS.. Mary. Loudin. The
Loudin case VIII come up at the
March term of court.
At Bedside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry warder, of
Charleston, are here visiting the
formers. parents, Dr. and Mrs. j., /.
Warder, and attending the bedside of
Mrs. Henry Brannon.
Weston Personals.
L. G. DAWSON, president of the
national bank, has returned to Wash
irgton after attending to business in
terests in this city for several days.
f. c. Smith was business visitor
from Clarksburg Wednesday.
Charles CASTOR and son, Charles.
were in clarksburs today visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Paul zobrist.
WESTON, Mar. lat the court
house the following transactions have
recently taken place:
"
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Audie Weber and Miss Edna Marie
Westfall, Stanton Reed and Miss Rosie
White, and John Curtis and Miss
Maude Hornor.
The wills OF Mrs. Hattie McClain,
the Rev. Hambleton Polling, and Re
becca Fletcher have been admitted to
probate. 5ff-r r g-s,.,.,,i|.,
The will of William H. Kelley was
admitted to probate with NJ, B. Fos-
ter administrator with bond at $4,000.
J. Chidester sold lot, No, "a, in
Shadybrook to J, R. Davis.
Miss Edith Newton sold her prop
erty on Center avenue to G.. L. Bland
and T. A. Whelan.
Herbert Blair sold his lot on Fifth
street to j. w. Steinbeck.
Lightburn Improves.
County Clerk w. Lightburn, who is
spending some time in Florida, writes
his friends here that he is improving
very nicely, and sends nice box Of
oranges and grape fruit home.
Expected Home.
f. A. Branron, who was recently
operated on in Baltimore for appen-
dicitis, is expected home this week.
His little daughter, Henrietta, has an
attack of tonsilitis which will delay
their return home for a few days.
To Move Stock.
Fay Watkins, who purchased the
Thomas and wyckoff stock of goods
from j. A. chittum, will move his
stock of goods the first of April to the
room now occupied by ]. H. Queen as
a millinery store.
Mrs. Fuccy Better.
Mrs. Fuccy, mother OF Col. Joe
Tuccy, who has been i'll for some
weeks of la grippe is now able to be
about her room.
Home From Funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Dawson have
returned from Rowlesburg, where
they attended the funeral OF the las'
ters mother, Mrs. Wilson Shaw.
To Engage in Business.
Ben Cohan, who has been with the
Hub department store of this city for
number of years. has gone to Har-
risyille to engage in business for him
self.
Entertain Ladies.
At the Methodist Episcopal church
Wednesday night the gentlemen OF
the Standard Bearers entertained the
ladies of the club. large number
OF the members we're present and a
general good time was enjoyed by all
present.
Surprise Party.
A birthday surprise party was given
Miss Elizabeth Hays Wednesday nighv
at her home on Cottage avenue. The
party consisted of Misses Agnes
Ramsburg, Mamie Rombaugh, Ids