Personal Eines Near Shinnston and Salew Visit
Eines reports L. Mizolt was here Wednesday in Shinnston and James IL Moore visited Salew, with Moore seen in town on the same day.
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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1916
Page
10
Eines reports L. Mizolt was here Wednesday in Shinnston and James IL Moore visited Salew, with Moore seen in town on the same day.
A damaged report notes a late hit at 10:07 in the Joi station area. An air service unit 11-3 welcomed Wednesday morning as a plingwi event affected the eastern section Lon of the ron.
Martin ionert was held on a prohibition charge and released on $3,000 bail after a Tuesday hearing before Magistrate William J. Stargoer. Private Ryan Vents of Company D Fourth Onto folintrs died at Fort Bliss, father listed as Iningey Penry of Prospect. Mason, elected justice of the peace for Coal district, plans to open offices on the second floor of the Lassiter building at West Pike and Third Street.
Miss Anton Wichards of Galubus Ohio spends the Christmas holidays with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Joseph Richards of Adamston. Continued on page 6.
Dr W R Pettit of Brooklyn reports a dead creature with a head like a squirrel and body like a weasel or otter, calling it a possible cross between the two. No one can identify its name or origin.
Marriage licenses issued to Emmett Wo Holden and Martie Barker, William Payne and Nannfeli Dorsey, and Guy FH afiller and Ona Ve Riley. Also notes a mythical river in Kentucky called the Hid den river that vanishes and has mysterious origin.
Court notices a notarized list of creditors and estates for the nuncupation of wills in a settlement proceeding. The document references trustees, named locations, and the dates of actions required, urging parties to appear and respond to claims.
The Clarksburg Board of Trade is asked to record a vote on a proposed amendment to the Constitution that would allow the president to veto separate items in appropriation bills. The referendum, circulated by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, argues this power would curb pork barrel provisions while preserving essential spending. Balloting closes January 23, with local directors voting in early January.
Nellie Virginia Lynch six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Lynch near Craigmoor underwent an appendectomy Tuesday afternoon. She was a favorite with everyone who knew her and all hope for her speedy recovery was held.
Ab Winters of Union Heights No 2 faces a Magistrate Carter court at 7 30 pm Thursday charged with felonious assault on Pearl Nicholson of the same suburb. Mrs Nicholson swore out the warrant after Winters learned of it and he attended the court to arrange the trial.
Purported claim that pure blood strengthens bones muscles and all organs. Ad asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood most unequaled in treating dyspepsia and related ills. Ends with exhortation to buy today.
William Losner reports an aged farmer from Tappan, in Waxler county, fatally struck by a doubleheader freight train at a Watson crossing near Fairmont. The horse he rode bolted into the road as the train approached. the farmer fell beneath the gears and died before reaching hospital. Survived by a wife Eunice Archer and five children, with brothers Roy and Branch and sisters Susan Humphrey and Mary Janes among others.
Mrs Mariah Flaherty aged 65 widow of Thoniae Flaherty of Melnty died Tuesday night after a complication of diseases at their home. Surviving relatives include John Flaherty Marshall and Bernard Miherty. Mrs Cidadell Cottrill Erie and others.
Magistrate Edward Kidd sets 4 date for William Agey to answer charges of shooting Marty Jackson at West Pitah Street area during a crowded afternoon altercation. Agey posted $500 bond. police report notes Jackson was wounded in the thigh and another man involved fled. Jackson had prior warrant against him. tension between the two men cited as motive for the incident.
A youth about 18 suffered serious burns on hands and legs when a furnace ignited at a home in Philipps area on a Sunday afternoon. He is reported resting comfortably with no immediate danger. The incident was reported by relatives of the injured boy.
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