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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
5
The notice promotes a broad half price sale with many odds and ends gathered on center tables and in the suit department basement. It promises more goods per sale and urges all who attend to come next Monday to view the expanded assortment.
BRIMMINGS and BRAID a4 offers go fast with half price on all items. Ladies collars remnants wash goods suits fur pieces china and bric a brac dress goods belts brooches necklaces and nicer bags. Plumes pictures and fur pieces also marked at half price while stock lasts.
In Wilsonburg Wilsonburg Feb 1 Miss Mars visiting Clarksburg. J W Wenthams a Clarkshurg business cutter. Glancy spending a few days at home. Dr McAtee In Clarksburg shopping. P Ashte with Ingriano. Mrs Salile Innigan of Adamtown here Friday. Miss Della Francia attended the funeral of Mr Gill in Clarkemurg. Mrs J H Morrison able to be out again after prolonged illness.
Thomas Grayson was jailed after a police court session led by Mayor Crile for a minor offense. He was fined five dollars and required to post four dollars eighty cents for appearance, but failed to appear the next morning, resulting in forfeit of the money.
A series of conveyances and notices record transfers of property interests among residents and trustees. Entries include James J. Duncan at St Mary’s Hospital, and multiple parcels across Jot. Mechanie Street, Jarvis addition, Maple alley, Glen Wood addition, and Enterprise. also listed are estates, trustees, and grantees such as Mansel Johnson, Nathan M. Jones, and Nora E. Stewart with various parcels and stakes.
Agricultural extension centers at 30k's Grove in Monroe county and Sentral Schoolhouse in Greenbrier have been established. Prof. Working of the college of agriculture at the University will spend two to four weeks at each site teaching fundamentals of sericulture. Additional extension centers will follow.
A lively social scene marked a program at the Cons seum Rink with skating, music by Wells’s orchestra, and a guest list from the Waldo corps. After the event, charabancs ferried guests home. Another highlight, Mrs Harry P. Wilson’s Personal History party, offered watercolor histories, placards, and a salad supper with notable attendees.
A children's service was conducted in Ash Chapel this afternoon with special revival tunes and a large attendance. Wax products, including Sweet Melody Flour, are advertised nearby in the same issue.
Colonel Grant of the Second District Republican Committee calls a February 5 gathering in Keyser to fix the venue for the county convention to nominate a congressional candidate and to elect two delegates and two alternates to the National Republican convention in Chicago on June 15. Marriage licenses issued include George Hixenbaugh with Flossie Wirnx, Taomes Griffin with Eve Cunningham, and George Payne and Mary Bine.
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