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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
5
A sale notice lists loose fitting coats, skirts, and fur sets with discounted prices from $1.50 to $12.50. Items include Grey Squirrel Neck Pieces and Isabel Fox pieces, with stock reduction and pay-when-marked pricing. The ad targets thrift shoppers and notes the stock liquidation before the sale ends.
The local post office will operate on a holiday schedule with general delivery and stamp windows from 10 to 22. Register and money order departments closed all day. One morning delivery and collection only, with a brief evening service. A stray medical ad fragment appears among the notices.
The case involves Mrs Fleming and a child dispute with police pursuing custody after she took the child toward Clarksburg. Authorities halted the pair at Fairmont and Marietta, where a habeas corpus was issued to produce the child before the court. The divorce suit outcome remains pending.
Chales Shotwell of Cincinnati was arrested by Chief James Bowen and Condrade J. W. Tranx last evening. He was found washing bottles at the Regan JB factory site and, upon seeing officers, attempted to flee but was captured. Two loaded revolvers, a 38 and a 32 caliber, were found on him.
A suspect named R. C. Neal admits involvement in a murder at Clarington station. He claims he was present during the incident but says the murders occurred during a robbery where the operator was killed and the station fired.
Romeo Burns a Toledo lumberman and Civil War veteran collapsed and died at his Sylvania home upon learning his son, injured in the Interurban wreck Saturday night, was expected to recover.
Directors propose selling up to 94000 dollars in bonds for Villapis Central Railway. Formal notice and ads issued from Washington and Lincoln offices. Celebration planned at a local landmark with remarks by Mr. Terni about American progress.
Local notes show mines idle in Wilsonburg with various residents visiting and working on nearby tasks. Several names appear in fragmentary form including Morrison, Whiteman, Hardesty, Frum, and Walsh among others, with travel and visits to Rock Camp and Jas ton.
The church announces Syastor of the church will give morning sermon, with Willem Anderson and Carlos Denny serving as deacons. Resident of Weteyas College will occupy the pulpit, delivering the message Sunday morning.
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