Local notes and visits as February reports travel
Charles B. Lamberd leaves for eastern cities to shop for spring goods. Lamberd to be away two weeks. See Dudley for cut flowers and car nations on first floor M O A building. L. Alexander and Rev. Thomas with W Cooke travel to Martinsburg and Uniontown. Miss Mary Coffman visiting Bridgeport. Edward J. Wood in Wheeling. WAM. Scott from Bristol visiting city. Fiber: multiple brief cites of stores, travel, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Lamberd
Dudley
M.O. A
Charles E.lamberd
Mildred Lamberd
Charles Unimberd
Baltimore
Mollie Va. Smith
Fthie State Normal School
West Liberty
Bee Dudley
M. CA
Sohn Lowe
Shinnston
Harmonist
Thompson Music Company
Glen Eile Brook
Y.M. CA
Hev. Thomas
W Cooke
Uniontown
Mary Coffman
Bridgeport
Edward J. Wood
Wheeling
Wam. Scott
Bristol
Our Cigar and Tobacco Line Offers Bargains
A local shop touts a wide selection of cigars and tobaccos with prices starting as low as 25 cents. The ad highlights cigars ranging from modest 25 cent options to premium lines, inviting customers to browse the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Court Hangs On Court Hangs On
Harrison County court actions include land petition notices and damages orders. J Horner Davis wins 515.56 against Joseph E Barnes. New Martinsville Grocery Co. awarded 200.70 against O W Davis on appeal. Stanley Buggess pleads guilty to five misdemeanors. fined 25 each. Fortunes and bonds set for Marlon Wolfe. Judgments and divorces noted with receivers appointed and land sales ordered. Demurrer in Gawthrop v Fairmont Coal overruled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court of
Harrison Goliity Syntnst
H. Colfman
James T. Coffman
E. Lee Goffman
George B. Colman
Bncemn Land
J. Horner Davis
Joseph E. Barnes
New Martinsville Grocery’ Company
O. W. Davis
Stanley Buggess
Marlon E. Wolfe
Wabltha Lowther
Abe Lowther
Local Child Injured by Falling Timber in Davisson Run
Arlis Harbert twelve year old son of Sampson Harbert of Davisson Run suffered a severe accident Friday afternoon at two. A full log timber struck him as he tried to run, wounding his face and rendering him unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlis Harbert
Sampson Harbert
Davisson Run
Strick
Uae
At Home Invitations Read Odd Messages From Early Local Notices
A garbled and partial OCR text shows multiple home invitations and notices. Names like Gertrude Boggess and Dora Leachman appear with scattered references to locations such as Parkersburg and Sutton. The fragmentary lines hint at social calls and errands but offer no clear event details or dates beyond February.
Constable Confronts Abbott in Attempted Levy
Constable 1D. Le Afitehel went to the home of C R Abbott on Caf Street to levy on an execution for 920. Abbott fled before a warrant could be served and resisted the officer while his wife and others watched. Abbott, formerly a streetcar conductor, was later pursued as a warrant for resisting an officer was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Afitehel
C.R Abbott
Caf Street
Tevy
Abbott
Ani
Atitouall
Riley
Shha
Pisnickinnick
Plasterers Officers Elected and Eight Members Taken In
The Plasterers Union No 06 of Starksburg elected officers for the year: John W. Akers president, Walter Churchill vice president, S Blanchard recording secretary, E A Hinkle secretary and corresponding, William Summerset conductor, Oscar Morrison door keeper. Three delegates were chosen for the Trades Council: John Gary, J Ramsey, and John W Akers. They planned to meet next Thursday at 7:30 PM. TL. H. Randall of Shinnston visited for glasses from Dr. Hardman, the family oculist for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plasterers. Union
Starksburg
1.C.P.A
Ofmcers
John W. Akers
Walter Churchill
S. Blanchard
E. A Hinkle
Feaveral
Willian Summerset
Oscar Morrison
Rades
John Gary
Y. J. Ramsey
TL. H. Randall
Shinnston
Dr. Hardman
Store Burglary At Mulberry And Sycamore St
Burglars broke into B Tilidebrand’s store at the Mulberry and Sycamore corner last night. Six revolvers were stolen valued at 25 dollars. Entry was gained by breaking a rear window and unlocking it from inside. No suspects or time of the crime are known. Dr Hardman offers X ray exams and electric treatment at no extra charge for eye, ear, nose, and throat patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Tilidebrand
Mulberry
Sycamore Streets
Hoo-Hoo Club to Hold Meeting in Clarksburg
The Order of HooHoo plans a gathering in Clarksburg on Thursday night with members of the Black Cats from the region expected to attend. Organizers anticipate a great time as the group unites for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of HooHoo
Clarksburg
Life or Death Battle Ends for Franklin Grove Man
Four year struggle with a leg ailment resisted all doctors and remedies. Arnica salve offered no relief. Frink Bland Drugstore on Pike Street advertised 25 cent salve for skin conditions and burns amid february notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JB. Orner
Franklin Grove
Alinpis
Isacksen
Gore
Tim
Bland
Pike Street
Death of Mrs Bonnell at Meadowbrook 47
Mrs Angeline Bonnell wife of D W Bonnell died at her Meadowbrook home. The remains were taken to Salem and buried in the Seventh Day cemetery. The husband and six children survive. She was 47 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeline Bonnell
D. W. Bonnell
Meadowbrook
Salem
Seventh Day Cemetery
Revelry Returns as Lyon Candy Firm Reopens
Fragmentary text reports Lyon candy maker Sturm company ties with revived trade, noting February finances and potential supply ties. Forces involved remain unclear, but the period hints at a market rebound and renewed production.
Entertainment Party At Locust Street Held For Miss Gusman
Miss Myra Gusman hosted a late evening entertainment on Locust Street. Mrs Jesse Bell and her son Thomas Gratton visited Clarkstoye for a consultation with Dr Hardman about treatment and investments. attendees enjoyed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Gusman
Locust Street
Jesse Bell
Thomas
Gratton
Clarkstoye
Ini
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Third St
D. Sturm & Co. Druggists
L. Alexander
Martinsburg
Traders Hotel News Stand
the Leader
Stand
Sawaly
Miss. M.E. Black
Main -Streat
W. W. Webster
West Virginia Refining
Charles B. Johnson
J B Brimer
South Penn
Cl. Company
W. D.A Moore
Lizzie Moore
Jol Danley
Edward Danley
L. C. Crile
Charles HoPike
Charles E Piker
Alfred C. Rector
John ‘A. Gawthrop
Fairmont Coal Company
Ariis Harbert
FeHing
Gertrude Boggess
Sa'eluck
Leo Street
George Drake
Parkersburg
Colt
T. Wallis
Sutton
Dora Leachman
Philipps
Guy Stusel
Mitchel
TJ. Dennison
Wolf Summit
Iis
Glen
Hardman
Plasterers
Fletcher
Stone's Drug Store
Third Street
Smithy
Blue Front
Fourth Street
Pleasa
W. B. Smithy
Lyon
O. Sturm
Traders Grand Opera
Whittier
New York
Alte
Field
Hinrry Shunk
Teenmy
Murray, Sam
Edlynny Hurtey
Ats Caelayyley
Tte
StinHbrel
Faust
International Singing Congress
Reese Preset
John G. Dimene
Cuonioghom
Frank Casey
Time
Burt Cullects
Mumry
Renmias
Bavimoree
Ouia
Ass Aly
Sab Yairane
Funday Ony
Vout
Tee Pate
Sanda Fe Daux
Rei
Uridye
Aor Hill
Clarkstuing
W. Wa
T. B. Glemm
Tentreaua
M. F. Bartlett
Law & White
Pike
West VA
Repass
Dodge
Mayme Porter
Gamper & Emlonr
T. J. Lynch & Col
Sereer Whiskey
West Virginia Heating & Plumbing Co
Chrisburg
W. Va
Dri Hardfinn
Cculist
Arlrst
Fyrdpen Fubldline Fn
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