Local notes on health and gatherings in R. F. D. 1
M. W. Kincaid has been quite ill but shows improvement. Fred Swisher is reported on the wick bet this week. Guy Allender returned home for a short visit before Morgantown. Mike Ethel Jones and Guy Meane left Monday for Morgantown to attend school for winter. A large turnout attended the Chapel quarterly meeting. Mr. and Mrs Harvey Allender hosted Ella Allender’s seventeenth birthday party with many young attendees and several neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Kincaid
Fred Swisher
Guy Allender
Dave
Home Folke
Morgantown
Mike Ethel Jones
Guy Meane
Harvey Allender
Folke
Vening
Mise Ella
Miseee Mattie
Blanche Swisher
Avllie
Maude
Carrie Rinker
Bird Amos
Laura Mcintosh
Etta Colebanke
Grace’ ‘Knotts
Pearl Lymen
Goats Sale and Iowa Trip Noted in Brief
Mr H D Ras and family depart by train to New Virginia Iowa for a two week visit with relatives. They travel via Chicago and will return home through Delaware Ohio after the visit concludes. A note announces goats at a sale with special price listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Ras
New Virginia
Iowa
West
Bitago
Delaware
Ohio
Notice from J G St Clair to the public
Notice from J G St Clair to the general public. He says he will be away in October for campaigning and expects to return long before court in November. He notes coats for ladies sold at a former price by Loat & Poe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JG StCuarm
Veteran Samuel Coffman Sent to Insane Asylum
Samuel Coffman, an old Civil War veteran, was examined in Justice Morris's court and pronounced a fit subject for the insane asylum. He will be moved to the asylum once officials respond. The veteran, once confined there before, resides near Thornton in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Coffman
Hurrah Por Grafton big growth plans described
The Sentinel previews a four column story about Grafton plans including a glass plant a street railway a new depot and a hundred thousand dollar hotel. The piece applauds Grafton Clarkeburg Morgantown and Fairmont as strong West Virginia towns near neighbors should share in each other’s prosperity and expresses hope for Grafton to receive the expected developments and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sentinel
Grafton
Clarkeburg
Morgantown
Fairmont
West Virginia
Will Celebrate Golden Wedding in Missouri Oct 16
Friends of Mr and Mrs Nathan J Ludwick of Brock Scot and County Missouri have received notice of their golden wedding anniversary to be celebrated at their home in Missouri on October 16. The Sentinel makes the announcement at the request of the couple. Relatives and friends in Taylor County are invited to attend this rare occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan J Ludwick
Brock
Scot and
County
Missouri
The
Sentinel
Taylor County
Tax Dodgers and Shame Stated in Plessant Leader
In a terse reflection the Plessant Leader argues that taxpayers who paid before must continue to do so and shames those who evade dues, railing against long years of unpaid shares and urging neighborly accountability.
Household Goods For Sale From Former Price List
A household sale offers one matted, rewkas stove and two Brussels chairs as well as many other articles. The owner has no use for them. Sold by Loar & Pas at former price.
Grafton Couple Reported Married at Oakland Md
A Grafton couple reportedly wed in Oakland Maryland. Olive Garver and W Kinney, a stenographer in Superintendent B Williams office, are said to have tied the knot after meeting in Oakland. Neighbors note they are well regarded, with Olive in Grafton long known. The couple reportedly plan a honeymoon at Kinney’s Bethesda home in Ohio. Ladies shirt waists advertised at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Oakland
Mies Olive Garver
W. ©. Kinney
B. Williams
Mise Garner
Terra Alta
Kinney
Bethesda
Ohio
Mr. Kinney
Buckeye
Nena Swisher Birthday Party At Home
On Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Geo Swisher hosted their daughter Nenas 14th birthday 27 guests enjoyed games music and recitations in the dining room with two large tables of ice cream cake and fruit decorated in purple and yellow Mrs Edna Collins assisted with receiving guests The party ended with warm wishes for many more pleasant birthdays and presents sought after by the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Swisher
Nena
Edna Collins
Eeling
Notice to Taxpayers in Taylor County WV 1906 tax discount
Sheriff's notice lists town by town tax collection dates in Taylor County West Virginia for 1906. It offers a 2.5 percent discount for early payment at the court house in Grafton before November 30 and notes interest of 10 percent annually starting January 1, 1906. Also appears a reward for a lost dog and miscellaneous local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
West Virginia
Meadland
Irontown
Knottaville
Claude
Fetterman
Bartlett’s
Flemington
Shield's
Simpeon
Hoffman’s
Rosemont
Webster
Post
McGee
Prantytown
Grafton
N.B
A. E N. Mraxn
Taylor Co
W. Va
In Memoriam for Mr Shafferman at Saint Augustine's
A somber In Memoriam note honors Mr Shafferman a Sanday school worker. It recalls faith in God and asks readers to remember his service and the community in a time of sorrow. A finder of a large sum is promised reward at The Synal Bakery Latrobe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafferman
Christian
Sandiy Sehns
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Marx, Loar
Vincent’s
Yng Va
Merchants & Mechanics Savings Bank
West VA
MADL
R. F.D
Earl
Guy and
Jette
Clarence Poling
Rose and
Jey
Wm. Means
Gordon Mcintosh
Marion Allenders
Lover
In Abit Newspapers’ Association of New York
Inno
Prine
Penn
Wns
Wedge
Thoregotipotter
Robert Barr
Tan Maclaren
Max Pemberton
Eden Pillpotts
E. F Benenn
Cutcliffe Hayne
Gertrude Atherton
Mary Wilkins Freeman
Amelia E. Barr
John Che
Anns Katherine Green
Buton Harrison
Lady Evelyn
Man
Baltic
Doc Gordon
Amelia’. Barr
Mary Freeman
Red Cross Pharmacy
Takekapton Daily Buxtinet
Will
Ormer price.—Loar & Pas
Loar & Poe
G. A Belden
Wheeling
Florence Poe CO
Main ST
Jack
Jim Remlinger
Latrobe St
Main Street
Mu L
Hardman
Ocujlar
Bieb
Gi St. Augustive’s Catholic Church
Hees
St. Paul's
Bs Ohana
Piner
Patter
R. L. Clark
East Main Street
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