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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
3
A fragmentary local notices item reports Mr and Mrs Horner of Tamneenott and Reeder deputy collector visiting Grafton and Peene Sullivan from Mt. Clare with various Thursday appearances and Wednesday travel notes, indicating routine business and local activity.
The Western Maryland Railroad will issue clerical orders for 1906 to regularly ordained ministers with no other occupation on or near the lines. The West Virginia Central Pittsburg Railway will be represented under Wy Maryland Railroad Co. Applications must be obtained from ticket agents, properly filled and certified by a railroad agent, and forwarded to the General Passenger Agent in Baltimore, Md., promptly.
The fall re union of the Scottish Rites Masons is held in Wheeling this week. Degrees were conferred on W H L Spear Earl Carpenter W W Nay W A Carpenter J W Carpenter H B McKinley of Salem C W Furbee Clarksburg J G Crawford Cameron John McCoy S G Campbell Fairmont F L Lang Welch R A Hayne C L Tracy C F Casper J C White Clarksburg C C Slaughter Alderson W H Hill Ganley Ridge C R Martichebourne Ralph Sweeney S R Piper Buckhannon A G Teihl Keyser.
Rev. T. Wade has been called to Catlettsburg Kentucky on account of the death of his sister Mrs Caroline Imrick which occurred there on Wednesday. There will be no services the remainder of this week including Sunday in the Methodist Episcopal Church South where Mr Wade is pastor.
Worthy H. Post has resigned as a postal clerk on the Fairmont to Richwood route and his resignation has been accepted. Mr. Poy, longtime in the business and a competent clerk, will move to other ventures.
Vance L Horner transfers 3 lots in Lumberport to C F Lindsey. Andrew J Jones conveys 1 lot in Salem to S Broadwater. Margaret Walsh sells 1 city lot to John W Davis.
Advertisement describes travel from Washington by Seaboard Air Line Railway with dining cars and Pullman sleepers. For information contact R. H. Stansell in Washington, D C or T. Guy Wilkinson of Weston. Location and day noted as Thursday in the city.
Miss Arman eight in Robin's egg blue gown led the gowns and beauties including Daughters of the Trost. Thorn appeared more radiant in black spangled attire, Roezelle E in rose satin with lace, Mrs Kelso in crepe de chine, Bessie Bozets as white satin and lace, Gay Estill in yellow crepe de chine with roses, Lillie Bogess in two gowns, Stewart as a dream in black, Jean Walker in demure maid style, Estill in a white robe with gold and crystal spangles and diamonds.
Joseph Schutte hosted about fifty young friends at his Admaston home for a very enjoyable evening with his family. Neighbors praise him as a popular citizen and speculate on a future mayoral run. A past reply from Mayor Southern about a former query is referenced in a puzzling line about filling an alleged empty sick with widows’ turkeys.
A man from Grafton faced judgment this morning after a chaotic scene at an irrigation station. He described a life of drinking and disorder, with a symbolic moment upon seeing red paint and bottles, leading to a hysterical collapse and a brief stay at headquarters.
Display by Waldo F. E. Zook of the Muskingum Coffin Company shows elaborate funeral directors’ supplies at Waldo with artistic sods and suggested uses. Public invited to visit and learn points of sale from Zook while Jack Fullerton serves in the U.S. Senate. Mrs Albert McWhorter and Mrs C A West travel from Lost Creek for shopping. Samuel Lewis of Mary Emerson company en route to Fairmont after visiting the city.
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