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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1906
Page
5
Greenlawn Cemetery is now open with perpetual care. The car line passes the main entrance and information on lots and prices is available from P. H. Koblegard president T. J. Lynch secretary or L. Lee Parley superintendent on the grounds.
The notice lists vendors offering Portland cement lime and confections with prompt returns via Acme Collecting Agency at 110 South Third Street. Also advertising fresh Whitman’s candy by Swager’s Confectionery and hotel ice cream service. Includes a 1906 furniture and property sale notice by Commissioner of Accounts and Special Commissioner Sperry with terms Cash in hand at public sale of land Lot 49, Section 19 Northview, awaiting bid.
The Baptist Young People Union hosted a reception with music recitations and a poem exchange, while Miss Frances Hart married Z Hrizinger in Buckhannon. Epworth League and Broad Oaks Methodist School children staged shows. Masons plan a Royal Arch convocation and banquet.
A dated dinner menu lists courses for Sunday at the Traders hotel with items from consommé to plum pudding. The notice invites readers to a free eye test by Dr. Fiordmen at 118 Third Street from December 3 to February 3 and asks for offers promptly.
Postmasters warn of preholiday mail hazards and unmailable items. Confections pastries and fruit are banned if decomposable or inflammable. celluloid ornaments require wooden or metal packing. packages must not exceed four pounds. Jewelry and valuable items require proper forwarding, and clear sender addresses prevent dead letters.
A notice from the Acme Collecting Agency appears to request prompt collections and quick returns on accounts at 110 South Third Street. The fragment mentions a prompt collection process and account returns.
In the Northern District of West Virginia Judge Alston G. Dayton sets a hearing for Robert J. Burns of Wallace Harrison County to seek discharge from debts after bankruptcy. The 1906 order requires notice by Clerk and publication in Clarksville Telegram with creditors informed of the proceeding.
The court presents fiduciary notices for settlement listing W. Eakin guardian of Albert W Burns Curtis Robinson guardian of Hugh Robinson and Lawrence G Robinson Gurtin Robinson guardian of Rod B Robison Charles G Coffman administrator of John M Cotman deceased. The notice is dated November 334 1906 and signed by James N David commissioner of appeals for Marho County West Virginia.
In cakes pies and pastry to aury to Interest all lovers of good food we are prepared to furnish your Thanksgiving feast with anything you may require in dainty desserts sumrh pies and the most tempting of luscious cakes.
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