Transfer license hearing for Clarkburg spirits permit
Notice of a transfer application for a license to sell liquor in Clarkburg West Virginia, by James H Kearnes and Ed Ward N Koehler for Davis Barrett at 333 West Pike Street. Hearing set January 17 1908 before the city council. Also mentions clerk Will H Cole and December 25 1907 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reta l
Clarksburg
James H. Kearnes
Edward N. Koehler
Joseph A. Davis
Patrick Barrett
Davis Barrett
Elizabeth Latstetter
West Pika Street
West Virginia
Will H. Cole
Clarkaburz
Social notes of weddings and parties in Washington
Min Ruth Parr hosts a Friday afternoon party with cakes ices and a miniature Christmas tree as a centerpiece. Julia Kidd celebrated her eighteenth birthday with twenty two guests. Mr Walter Lynch and Miss Stella Robinson wed in Burnsville, and Mr R L Alfred married Miss Ida Maud Rice in Weston. Assembly Club invites issued for New Year Assembly at Walde. Miss Guasie Boggs wed Mr Walter Postelwait. Mrs Albert W Rapp hosts Five Table card club with guest Mrs Melville Jarvis. Henry Gassaway Davis linked with Miss Maud Ashford eyed for a New Year wedding amid family tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Ruth Parr
Baltimore
Misses Florece Jackson
Blanche Roberta
Agnes Hood
Gertrude Willims
Eva Bartlett
Elanor and
Naomi Annon
Genevieve Harrison
Bertha Bland
R. L. Alfred
Ida Maud Rice
Weston
Fairmont
W. J. Eddy
Alfred
Washington, D. C
Guasie Boggs
Walter Postelwait
Will E. Morris
Mulberry Street
J. B. Bird
Goff Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert W. Rapp
Five Table Card Club
West Pike Street
Melville S. Jarvis
Fort Thomas
D. C
Henry Gassaway Davis
Maud Ashford
Statesman
Millonaire
Miss Ashford
Washington
Davis
Sinep In Police Court Sessions At City Hall
Mayor Crile presided at a regular police court session sentencing Chris Gordon for drunkenness and resisting an officer to ten days in jail. WJ Lamp received five days, several others were remanded for three days, and Frank Long forfeited a $3 fine plus costs. Mr and Mrs Forman B R Wattis and son Geppert plan Christmas visit from Point Pleasant to Col and Mrs T T Wallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crile
Chris Gordon
WJ. Lamp
N. Butcher
Theo Stitt
George Brest
Hugh Lacy
Mike Pangratz
William King
Tony Puta
Pitarp
Frank Long
Mrs. Forman
BR. Wattis
Sox, Geppert
Pt. Pleasant
Col
T. T. Wallis
Marriage Lives Amid Noted Society Figures
The notice lists attending members including John S. Board and Carrie Fonnson, with Frank Carridad and Eman Murphy among the party. It reports a memorial event at the relay building and notes the death of Dr A R Care at 12:28 a m on December 45, with care from Kor Mann, Slater, and Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiector W. Allen
Chine
Webb
John S. Board
Crrief Fonnson
Frank Carridad
Col
Eman Murphy
Cdl
Thare
A. R Care
Lo. Kornmann
Bena
CSN
Slater
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Empire Building
Defich
East Clark Street
Glen Elk
East Pike Street
First Street
Clarksburg Supply Co
North Fourth Street
Mac Peeples
Aork Street
Jackson Street
Florence Street
West End
BOR
E. Pike St
Glén Bik
Wilsonburg
L. Flanigan
Bristol
W. Va
Central Storage Co
China
Glass House
S. Howard Street
Hershey-Rice Mfg. Co
Columbus
Ohio
Tygart Valley Glass Co
Grafton
W Va
Outfit
Western New York Nurseries
Rochester
Rowlesbore
Wy Va
Lacy
Hella
F. Cramer & Co
Chicago Ave
Chicago, Il
Care Telegram Office
Buckhannon Street
T. L. Nutter
Lowndes Building
H. W. Brownlee
M. BE. Black- Krohme
A. H. F. Care Telegram
Tingler
Sturm
Wii
Huyler
Sturns & Wilton
Social
Walter B. Lynch
Stella B. Robinson
Burnsville
Spencer
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
aMciating
W. F. Robinson
Coal & Coke Railroad Company
Assembly Club
Walde
William T. Wally
T. Moore
Jackson
Lynn 8. Horner
James W. Wilams
John B. Hart
William H. Lewis
J. Carl Vance
Ralph Thorn
Mary Swearingen
Oakland
Kingwood
Dewey
White House
Uxt
West Virginia Flour, & Ebd CO
Namg Vy Reeset
FLOU
Rapees Distributors Eee
Feo
Burke & Burke’ Amt
Burke
Burke & Burke
West Pike St
Irwin-Lockwood Co
THE
Irwin-Lockwood "Co
West Main Street
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