Social notes from Mannington and nearby towns
Local reporters record a parade of visitors and guests across Mannington and surrounding communities. Among those noted are Mrs C C Coffman’s sister Gay in Mannington. Marcus AL Riblett from Lumberport. WW Watts of Waite-Lambert Co from Baltimore. Dr W A Selby and Dr John Cobb of Fairmont. M B Summers of Weetica. RB Fawestt of Fairmont. Ralph W Young from Salem. the Travers family heading to Virginia and Jamestown expo. J G Shaw returning from Jamestown expo. Cecil B Highland deputy sheriff from New Martinsville. Dr Z E Dawson from Wilsonburg. A J Purinton of Fairmont on official business. Mrs James McCluer and daughter visiting from Parkersburg. Mrs Charles Monroe and son from Parkersburg visiting General and Mrs S B Baker. and others in the city for holidays and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il Cedigent Sussay
Mannington
C. Coffman
Marcus AL. Riblett
Lumberport
WW. Watts
Waite-Lamberd Company
Haltimore
W. A. Selby
John . Cobb
Fairmont
M. B. Summers
Weetica
RB. Fawestt
Ralph W. Young
Salem
John B. Smith
Genevieve
Clyde Hamilton
Genévieve
Tina Heopan
Eve Kein
James W. Travers
Lucy Ree
Walt
Virginia
Travers
Clarksburg
Herbert Atchison
Cora Atchison
Dental
University of Maryland At
New Martinsville
Z. E. Dawson
Wilsonburo
A. J. Purinton
Traction Company
James McCluer
Parkersburg
B. Baker
Locust Street
Charles Monroe and Son
S. B. Baker
John Mitchell Undergoes Successful Hernia Operation
John Mitchell president of the United Mine Workers of America was operated on for strangulated hernia today. The operation was successful and the patient is resting easy with no danger anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Spring Valley
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Doyle Family Heads to Denver for Health Care Stay
Mrs. Edward J. Doyle and her son Edmond will move to Denver, Colorado for six to eight months for health reasons and will visit former Clarksburg residents Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Long during the stay. In other news, Truman B. Lynch and Maude Carder wed Monday at 3 PM at the Goff M. H parsonage with Rev. J. K. Arbuthnot performing the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Doyle
Edmond
Denver
Colo
A. S. Long
Clarksburg
Truman B. Lynch
West Milford
Maude Carder
Benson
Goff M. H Parsonage
3. K. Arbuthnot
McCARTY Committed to Asylum After Lunacy Charge
Clarence Mogarty aged 27, known as Mecarty, was brought to jail for a lunacy charge following an alleged alcohol induced episode at Tanniterport. After examination by Justice James N. David he was committed to Weston asylum. He had been violent for several days threatening his father mother and wife and struck his mother with a stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Mogarty
von G.E. D. Mecarty
Tanniterport
Alsohollem
James N. David
Weston
Teachers Examination Held in Harrison County
Harrison County teachers are advised that the normal examination for 1907 will be in Clarksburg on Thursday and Friday May 23 and 24. The general history section is split between sessions with Babylonian and Persian History among May topics. County Superintendent L Wayman Ogden signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Dounty
Clarksburg
Onty
L. Wayman Ogden
J Clirkavars
W. Tay
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KNOX
Barceadden, J. H. Alexander
Gzadden & Alexander
United States
Clio
Irwin
Searksburg
W. VA
Keume
Ayre
Bamning
Spiro
Fourth Street
Juuarksburg
Caundry
Stayton
Bryan, Props
West Pike St
Tn P. Mabe Street
R. E. Gill
Gorham
Third Street
Koblegard Insurance Agency
Moore Building
Mer
T.J. Lynch & CO
Henderson Corsets
Clarks
Dare
Clark Street
Glen Elk
Tures
McCarty
Jay- Uce
Willison
Dennison
Fletcher
Kobe
Japas Mattings
Main St
Rose Carr
Traders Building
Clarksburg Stock Exchange
F. S. Milloy
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago Gram
Empire Bank
Manhattan
J. E. Knowles
Prop
W. Pike St
Clarksburg, W. Vp
The
Farmers Bank
M. E. Black-Krohme
M.E. Black-Krohme
Empire
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