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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1912

Page

3

Notice to Contractors for School Addition Bid

The Board of Education of Bristol Wy assails bids by noon August 27 1912 for adding a two room wing to the Sulidinis school near Laijret Run. Bonds and warranties required. a certified check of One Hundred Dollars accompanies each bid. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Holden Secretary Bristol Wy Va. An unrelated advertisement urges merchants to advertise to attract customers and make stores centers of interest.

Board of Education of Vics Bristol Dida Houden See'y

Boston at Pittsburgh and other league games

Yesterday results include Chicago defeating Boston 4 to 2 and St Louis topping Washington 4 to 3. Today schedule lists Chicago at Boston St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York with rain delay noted for earlier games.

Cincinnati New York Brooklyn Chicago Pittsburg Boston Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsbure Washington Detroit Cleveland Washington Poles

Honeymoon wedding in Hins Wyoming on return visit

Ernest V. Bwoart returned home with his wife formerly Miss Sudie Cyphers of this town after meeting Mr. Swearms’ longtime correspondence. They wed quietly in New Martinsville with Swearmes delaying congratulations until a bungalow was ready and now enjoy their honeymoon at home. Mrs. Swearme is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cyphers, popular locally. Mr. Swearme, a former Union Pacific bookkeeper, is well regarded. The note closes with local guests, including Mia. Clinton D. Robinson of Brooklyn, NY, visiting this week.

Waltaqe Ernest V. Bwoart Hins Wyo Sudie Cyphers Mr. Swearms J. M. Cyphers Mr. Swearme Union Pacific Railroad Company Mia Clinton D. Robinson Brooklyn Max James McGarvey

Ear Nose Throat Aids and Chamberlains Pain Relief Ad

An old advertisement touts Deafness Cure claims and Catarrh remedies promising dramatic results for a $500 reward. It promotes Hall's Onnarrh Cure and Cheney Drug advertisement, and also endorses Chamberlains Pain Relief for sore muscles and rheumatic pains.

Sale of Bank and Stock in Clarksburg and Williamstown

T will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash at the court house front in Glarkaburg Harrison county West Virginia on Saturday September 1 1912 at 1:30 p m Certificate No 46 for 19 shares of Walon National Bank and Certificate No KOX for 2 shares of Walon National Bank code and Certificate No 164 for 25 shares of Clarksburg Light and client Company stock William J Gollins precursor of estate of Joxian Maviv aon Deceased Address Williamstown WV

Glarkaburg Harrison County West Virginia Kox Walon National Bankscode Clarksburg Light and Client Company Atook

Local social notes and upcoming events in Adamaton area

Cloves of Adamaton visit Dr and Mrs A M Kelly on East Math Street. Bond returns home from Chillicothe. Mr and Mrs Charles L Gould of Clarksburg and Mr and Mrs LE Robinson were guests of Mrs J L Thomas on Walnut Avenue. Frank Garretts move to Columbus for future home. J W Agnew and son Wayne recently visited Mrs C G Vallihorn. W T U V Indies held a silver medal contest for the society. Miss Reva Pigott received the medal. Wallace and Folsom played baseball, Wallace winning 12 to 4. crowd packed grandstand. Col Festus G Robinson left for K P Uniform Bank encampment, accompanied by Maughter and Cecil for visit with grandmother Mrs A Gainet in Parkersburg and Spencer. Delegates from Industrial Baptist church attended. Gus Deem of Morgantown visiting relatives. Larks Club held masquerade in honor of Pearl Deem. Attendees included Allen, Billoti of Clarksburg, and many others. Funeral of Robert T Gordon drew a large crowd in Salem. Willian Hickman and family visited. Lloyd Harbert of Big Rock Camp on Indian run Saturday. Berl B Batley, recently married, returns from wedding tour to establish home. Mrs Marthe Ann Hickman hosted Sunday. Orle C Porter, roustabout for Southern Oil, plans to settle soon. Mr Porthog Daim pumping. transfer to Salem expected. Walter Lynch birthday dinner observed August 24 with Hiram Lynch, Worthington Marsh, James Merah, Quintine Lynch, Ottie Maraty, Alla Donnally, Ruby Marsh, Roy Samples of Grass Run present. Roy Samples returned to Sholnston to continue dressing for Maral Brothers Building Company.

J. W. Agnew Wayne C. G. ValliHorn Wallach Festus G. Robinson Eft K. of P. Uniform Bank Parkersburg Ial Maughter Missouri Cecil Spencer Mia AS. Gainet Tention Misa Deem Mas Nutter Industrial Baptist Church Gus Deem Morgantown Z. W. Deem Larks Club Mirus Pearl Deem Allen and Matle Billoti Clarkaburg Id. Ic. Bennett Folaom Mineen Florence Gertier Orelig Clark Bannile Evans Ada Miller Verno Moore Jean Sullivan Lennie Twlkington Pearl Deem Ona Allen Marie Elliott Jd.c. Bennett Messr Tyert Mitchell Fleming Hood Douglas’ Sampson Charles (Evans Gordon Evans Della Buck Sintersville Means, Joe and Richard Bennett D. C. Bennett Graserum Indian Inn Big Rock Camp Creek Robert T. Gordon Salem Willian Hickman HI Garden Farm Lloyd Harbert Gig Rock Camp Marthe Ann Hickman Walter Hickman Orle C. Porter Routhern Porthrog Walter F. Lynch Ma Igash Hiram D. Lynch Worthington Marsh James H. Merah Quintiine Lynch Ottie Maraty Alla Donnally Mise Ruby Marsh Roy Samples Grass Run O Shlonston Maral Brothers Duilling Company

Local Social Notes and Visits Across Communities

Aug 7 report from Industrial area notes visits and moves. Mixsea Pearl Deem Marie Billott and Onn Alien returned home after two weeks with Mfr and Mrs PD Bennett. They also visited Mr and Mrs Griffin of Gnetherport and Dr HR Coffman’s family moved into a new home on Walnut Avenue. Carrie Gwager visiting relatives. John Fox in Gloville on business. Mrs Lelie Mason and Miss Irene Clevenger attended the Shinnston convention. Mr and Mrs Ayer returned to their home near Parkersburg. Mrs James Shriller hosted relatives for Kay Hayes’ visit. guests included Frank Callett family and several others. Mrs Lloyd Nutter back from Missouri five weeks’ vacation. Rose Wagner visited Fairmont. Daisy Deem and Edna Watt returned from Shinneton after Harrison County Sunday school convention.

Sutcha Johin Fox Glohville Lelie Mason Ire Clevenger Shinnston Mrs. Ayer Parkersburg James Shriller Kay Hiyes Prank Callett Mra Wil Rosy Jamen iMin K. Hayes Aire Callett Lloyd Nutter Missouri Rose Wagner Fairmont Slater Arm 2 M. Crummit

Cream festival raises funds at Methodist church

In Bristol on Saturday evening a cream festival at the Methodist Episcopal church netted $6445. Hiram D. Lyheh attended to business in Clarksburg while Mr. and Mrs. Worthington hosted guests. Marah, of Salem fork creel, joined the event with others.

Bristol Aig Methodist Episcopal Church Hiram D. Lyheh Clarksburg Worthington Marah Salem Fork Creel

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