Suggestions For Gifts For Fancy Vests For Day And Evening
A concise note offers gift ideas featuring fancy vests suitable for day and evening wear. Prices are listed from dollar amounts to twelve, implying affordable fashion options.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
5
A concise note offers gift ideas featuring fancy vests suitable for day and evening wear. Prices are listed from dollar amounts to twelve, implying affordable fashion options.
An expansive ad lists a wide range of products and pricing including books, leather goods, stationery boxes, Waterman fountain pens, texts, tools, and various imported items. It promotes subscriptions, mouldings for frames, and periodic almanacs, with references to fairs and daily reminders for the upcoming season.
The letter by J. W. Brown blasts a perceived edort by Mr. Thome and associates accusing them of high handed holding up investors. He argues about risks, misappropriation, and court actions, asserting the need to curb such practices and warning to stop the high handed conduct by those in Lunlnest.
Ralph Goebel four year old son of Mr and Mrs T P Goebel Adams died Tuesday afternoon from scarlet fever. The family recently lost a daughter and now mourns another bereavement. Funeral held at home Wednesday at 2 o clock with burial in Bikl View cemetery.
The teachers institute will meet at Last Creek on January 2 starting at 2 o clock with a program including music, arithmetic, grammar, methods in rural schools, recitations, discussion of cooperation with patrons, and reports by attendees. An evening session is planned with Miss Clo Tardw. GEO. McKINRY presiding.
The wedding of John La Thou cont of Woll Siamnit and a Miss Edmund Fitzteo was set for evening, with Rev Mr Sider to preside at the Wikowusny Mietdandet church. The groom was to be a son of Mr and Mrs Paul Mie Keteo Tivineon of WoW Sunwutt, and the bride described as a popular young woman with many friends.
The West End Sunday school plans a festive Christmas party featuring songs by students and humorous acts. The event will be held at the schoolhouse on Wednesday evening and again Saturday evening at 7:00 p.m.
The Christmas exercises of the Sunday school at First Presbyterian Church are set to begin at ten o'clock. Friends of the Sunday school are invited to attend. A feature will be the ringing of bells for the season. The library will be organized with a collection of funds and offerings placed in envelopes for a Christmas present to the library.
In a Wednesday morning session before Mayor Crifeub, a single prisoner faced the court for drunkenness but could not pay the fine and was sent to jail. Three fines for drunkenness were forfeited due to nonappearance, with the mayor directing the money to the city exchequer.
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Broad Oaks presents a Christmas program tonight featuring Brow Oak students and friends. The lineup includes prayers, songs such as What a Friend We Have in Jesus and Wake, Sleeping Shepherds, recitations by Lily Harris Beatrice Burton and others, a pantomime by girls, a Messiah’s Mission by twelve boys, and a finale with Santa Claus. Flora Harris leads a solo, with Christine Gil and Beatrice Burton among performers. Directed by Davin and Willis, program details reflect a festive community event at the depot.
Real estate transfers appear from the county clerk records with names Mary Bring Norman to WL 2 teres Tk district se Dhatom Aomtr 444 istrict Samy Wolfe to W. Pe Wersly MS A Post ome acre Grant district Williams Gray and others to Andrew Gray one were Clay district Sunai to Charles B. Gray 7 acres Clay district William Burnside to J Py Post 281 acres Union district jwres Flic
Jaynes H. Norris, general secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, will leave tonight for Fosturia, Ohio, to spend the holidays with his family. He last visited home about ten weeks ago and has been in charge of the association since then.
A garbled obituary note mentions a death Tuesday at a residence on Onintreet and a funeral transport by Peyganes Undertaking, shipping to Wheeling. It references Swager's at 928 Pike Street offering fruits and nuts.
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