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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1912

Page

5

Fancy Work Affair in Oak Street Home

A Saturday afternoon social hosted by Mrs. W. A. Blur on Oak Street featured refined refreshments at 5 o'clock. Attendees included Mrs. Haynes, Mrs. Ogden, and a long list of local women from Uniontown to Philadelphia, with cheerful chatter and light conversation throughout.

W. A. Blur Oak Street Mesdames R. A. Haynes B.S. Ogden Haymond Maxwell W. T. Merriman W. Frank Stout W. B. Tate Scott H. White Mary Robinson Robert Ogden, Jr Wildiams Wade Cormab Fe J A. Haynes Bert A. aMan W. C. Gaylord Liogt P Soullere Mirma A. J. Fouch Uniontown Wilson Annon U Wi Showslter Kage F. . Garett Columbus Bernedine Mutsy Ail Mra C. D. Mar J. W. Bond Depot Street Cavalier Mine Bertha George GriMn Parence Garrett Mary Elizabeth Stealey Nathan G. Stealey Lae Street

Cumberland man dies after blood poisoning from bite

Cumberland Maryland August 12 Joseph Thornton Wagner 64 died Sunday from blood poison caused by a bite three weeks earlier. He was employed by Western Maryland still, kept working despite the injury. His death follows a bite untreated and leading to a fatal infection. He is survived by several relatives.

Cumberland Joseph Thornton Wagner Wagner Maryland Ian Marylan

Exhibition Showcases House of Fashions Suits in New York Era Style

A small exhibit presents Autumn fashions from the House of Fashions with new tailored suits reflecting Paris ideas and American adaptations. The display highlights the finest hand tailored work, including several System tailored suits rivaling the best custom pieces.

House of Fashions Paris

A Cool Kimono Adds Comfort in traveling

A Crepe Kimono needs no ironing and stays cool with a Persian border design and a pretty style. Priced at 60 cents down from 1 dollar, two long white lawn kimonos with colored flower patterns are offered. A final sale lists kimonos at 4.95 for 6.5 dollars. Twelve new pieces added this morning.

White Madras Waistings Arrive In Fresh Snowy Design Runs

Fabrics 25c and 35c per yard announced with several patterns just out of wrappings. Immaculately new and snowy white designs appeal to women asking for new waists. Ready to show, prices per yard at 25c and 35c.

Ade

Three-Quarter Length Coats For Evening Wear styles

The latest wrap to wear over summer dresses for streetcar rides or dances. These coats are double faced blanket robes with bound edges high rolling collars patch pockets in white paired with tan lavender or blue. Price 15 dollars.

Carpet and Bite Store Offers Quick Satisfactory Service

A local business emphasizes readiness and efficiency with top speed and reliable results for customers seeking urgent carpet work and bite services.

Carpet and Bite

Clothing Sale Promises Low Prices Across Fabrics

The ad lists about 25 cloth suits in blue serges and cream striped serges plus linen suits, all priced under 10 dollars. It notes broken lines at half price on cloths linens and silks with white skirts at half price and linen coats for dusty roads also at half price.

Silk Halt Hose Sale Promises 39 Cent Pair

A retailer advertises a new lot of men’s silk halt hose priced at 39 cents per pair. The first shipment includes 800 pairs, with reinforced heel, sole, toe, and garter top, in plain black taupe navy grey and two tones. Sizes 1/40 and 11/4 offered.

Belated Linen Crash Shipment Advertised for Coats

A belated shipment of natural linen crash arrives after three months. The first lot sold well, so the quantity was trebled on re order. The material is 36 inches wide in natural linen color, heavy weight, suitable for women coats and suits, priced 25 cents a yard.

Summer Dress Sale Clears Garment Store Racks

Saturday drew many shoppers as the Garment Store clears racks offering dresses at two, three twenty five and five dollars. This week 75 more dresses go for two dollars each with lawns, ginghams and tissues in various colors and styles. Sizes under forty measure, all fresh and desirable.

Deserter Robert Marvin Sought by Militia Near Paint Creek

In Clarksburg a company plans transport then departs for Paint Creek leaving one missing private, Robert Marvin. Lieutenant Colonel RL Osborne notes Marvin is believed hidden in the area. Militia officials say sheriff and deputies will arrest him as a deserter if found.

Clarksburg Paint Creek RL. Osborne Robert Marvin

Auticide Claim Ends Life of Young Farmer’s Son Near Lestown

Charles Town August reports Lester Watson aged 20, son of Floyd Watson, a local farmer, died by self-inflicted gunshot at his father’s home near Lestown in Jefferson County. He was found dead under an oak tree by his aide.

Charles Town Lester Watson Floyd Watson Lestown Jefferson County

Route Change Directs Shawnee to St Marys Mail

The main carrier between Shawnee and St Marys will travel via Mokim Creek and Snake, Root Road between Shawnee and Crisp, both directions, effective after August 12 as directed by the post office department.

Washington Shawnee St. “Marys Postemice Départment Mokim Creek Snake Crisp

Light Pumper at E Harbert Farm Deepens Gor Don Sand

In the Sardia district of this county Grove and Parrish have drilled a second tent on the Light E Harbert farm deeper into the Gordon sand and developed a pay. They will have a light pumper.

Rock Camp Run Sardia This County Grove and Parrish E. Harbert Gordon Sand

Will of Samuel Gordon Probated in County Court

The will of the late Samuel W Gordon was probated before the county court on Monday. All his property, real and personal, was left to his wife Mary A Neff Gordon, with the executor named as executrix of the will without bond.

Samuel W. Gordon Moniay Atary A. Neff Gordon

Chicago Grain Market Wheat Closes Sharply

Chicago August 13 September wheat closed at 92 to move amid dull trading with market unsettled by brief corn price activity and nearby supply concerns.

Chicago

Parcel Post Bill Passed in Senate without Debate

Washington Aug 12 Without debate the Senate adopted the House bill to establish a parcels post system for the United States Post Office. The measure outlines divisions of the country and sets the framework for parcel deliveries and postal service expansion nationwide.

Weshington

Sardis board awards three new school houses addition

The Sardis district board of education awarded contracts for three new school houses and a three room addition at Wallace. Lynch school big rock camp one room $785 by Consolidated Construction Clarkeburg. Laurel run one room $780 by B S Rogerts Brown. Sardis four room $2,850 by Robeyant Hill Clarksburg. Wallace addition three rooms $1,448 by Robey and Hill Clarksburg. Also notes praise for educational efforts and a Shinnston vs Wallace baseball game, rain ending play after the sixth inning with Wallace leading 5 to 3.

Wallace Board of Education of Sardis Brown Lynch Big Rock Camp Coh. Holidated Construction Company Clarkeburg Laurel Run B.S. Rogerts Robeyant Hill Clankaburg Robey Hill Clarksburg Boaus of Shinnston

Highland Park Residence Under Construction Start

William Buccard begins erection of a new Highland Park residence on Mechanic Street, as part of the new addition. Work started Monday morning with an estimated cost about 4000 dollars.

William Buccard Mechanic Straet Highland Park Worle

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