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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1913
Page
5
Banana halves are simmered with currant jelly and lemon juice in a casserole then served as a sweet entree with roast beef mutton or beef steak. The method directs peeling six bananas, slicing them, and baking in a moderate oven for about thirty minutes.
Guernsey ware made and carried by us in newest patterns. Ramakins, pudding dishes, Welsh rarebit dishes, oval casseroles, custard cups, gratin and shirred egg dishes, pie plates and casseroles. Tea pots, cocktets, handle cocktets, bones and various dishes listed with prices from 5c to $1.25.
Ladies seeking quality hair goods find unusual quantities and values in a demonstration sale. A full line of transformation pieces ranges from 3.95 to 8.95 and up with gray switches and assorted shades from 1.95 to 50.00. The sale promises freshness, cleanliness, and a satisfaction guarantee.
The column recalls events from a decade ago including Mrs. Sarah Showalter’s burial in Independence, J. Cork’s death at Marshall, and various local happenings. Notables such as Col. Brady negotiating coal land sales and Prof. Crow joining campers are noted, along with a typhoid death of Mrs. Hovey and local travel and business activity.
Miss Virginia Robinson returned home from work at Farmers Bank after completing a course at Pittsb urg College and accepting a position in Shinnston. Nearby guests include Mrs. J C McQarl of Clarksburg and Mrs. Gertrude Boyd of Weston. Others visiting or visiting relatives include Earl Lowe from Huntington, Damien Conaway of Fairmont, Harriet Martin from Morgantown, Jessie Hess at Valley Falls, Flora Martin from Salem College, and Robin son who will teach at Gypsy school this winter. Ernest Shinn plans a week in Grafton, while Mrs Knapp of Fairmont visited Ellena.
Edward Matthey and family visited Julius Matthey in their new cars. Howard Jones underwent appendectomy in Clarksburg hospital and is recovering. The Davis family welcomed twins a boy and a girl. mother and babies doing well. Mr and Mrs Howard C Barnes and children and Mrs Bell Barnes visited Luther Barnes. Miss Dessie B Bares visited Misses Pearl and Gay Dennison. Mrs Bertha Tate and children visited Hiram D Lynch. George W Crow and Walter Lynch were in Bristol on business. J Luther Barnes attended Salem on business. Marsh Brothers Drilling Co finished a well on Joshua Deanion farm for Robinson OH Co, a thirty barrel producer. Several locals attended Merion Davis funeral.
Frank and Armett Ritter spent Sunday with Walter F. Lynch at his Salem home. William T. Ritter was a Salem business visitor Monday. Lloyd B. Way was surging and running off on Indian run the first of the week for the Eureka Pipe Line Company.
Mrs C H Hollister entertained at her Wilsonburg home last evening in honor of Mr and Mrs John Helbom of Erle PA. A salad luncheon was served at 10 o clock with covers for Mr and Mrs John Helbon Mr and Mrs B B Maxwell Mr and Mrs J T Flynn Mr and Mrs A Johnson Mr and Mrs C J Hannah and Misses Jean Flynn Ruth Johnson Madeline Hollister Mary Flynn and Florence Johnson. The note ends with a reference to light measurement in German standards.
Mrs. Joan F Ruinarps of Westwood Maryland says the remedy relieved years of nervous spells weakness and right side pain described as organic inflammation She followed the directions closely and reports dramatic improvement Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass offers confidential personalized advice and letters from a woman reader. A Wisconsin merchant bought Chamberlain medicines stock to supply local demand.
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