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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
5
A broad selection of garments for men women boys misses and children available priced from 50 cents to 2 dollars and 25 cents. The listing highlights affordable wardrobe options across sizes and styles.
A notice offering a pair of $5 gold specimens fitted after purchase prevented at no extra charge by Dr Hartman located at 118 Third Street.
New shop offers furniture repair upholstery and finishing work plus wood work. Bring any piece in need of repair and return it to its former condition with professional service and care.
Local holiday sale highlights practical items for everyone including men's and boys wear, slippers, house slippers, coats, feather hats, children's clothes in varied styles, and Christmas boxes. Store offers extended hours and special child and children's clothing deals with affordable pricing.
The United Commercial Travelers hosted a large social dance and banquet on Saturday night. About twenty couples attended the dance with a chosen set of attendees. the Wella Orchestra provided music and the event closed as a memorable community gathering. A charity event and Christmas Eve service are planned for December 24 at 7:20 at Vincent Chayer church with invitation to all.
The battleship Maine sails from Fort Monroe under secret orders to a destination in Venezuela. Navy officials in Washington declined to confirm where the Maine is headed. Weston reports attorney Brannon cannot serve as mayor if elected, affecting the candidate slate. Encampment of Adamston holds its final meeting of the year with officers to be elected.
J Ots Stout, chairman of the county committee of the Prohibition party, holds petitions to be circulated through city ministers and others. The petitions will be presented to the upcoming legislature requesting submission of the prohibition amendments to the state constitution.
Jesse Harbert faced the court on a theft charge while Tess Harbert was also in hearing before Magistrate Gordon. The alleged thefts include a $15 overeat item from Cecil J. Forrey in Limberport and a $16 article from D. I. Kincaid. Marbert was arrested in Fleshwood Saturday by a town officer and brought to this city.
A hunting party led by Jelly Watron found burned baby carriage debris in a forest near Estellville. Beneath the wreckage some small bones resembling a child were found. authorities will investigate. Also notes social visits and residents from St Agnes College Washington Missouri and locals from Glovers Gap, Parkersburg, West Union.
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