Weston Visitors and Local Guests Gather in City
A stream of visitors from Morgantown Bridgeport Parkersburg and Parkersburg crossed into the city this week. Attendees included D C Watken from Morgantown and Orivia BE Webb from Bridgeport attending business matters. Jesse H Randolph from Salem arrived for several hours of city business. Enis J Marsh from Walshe and Harry Kunst of Grafton were noted visitors. Mrs. Charles D Alexander returned from Parkersburg visiting relatives. Kathryn Ambler of Parkersburg attends the assembly ball at the Waldo hotel. Mrs. R B Blackford of Parkersburg stays with her parents Col and Mrs Henry Haymond. W Marshall of Lost Creek visits. Bertha Bland visited with Misses Race and Patr mont.
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Bartlett
Weston
Spest
D.C. Watken
Morgantown
Alp
Orivia
Webb
Bridgeport
A. J. Lodge
Jesse H. Randolph
Salem
ES Orman Rendolph
Bulenshiire
Haleet
Harry Kunst
Grafton
Enis J. Marsh
Walshe
Charles D. Alexander
Parkersburg
H. H. Moss
Kathryn Ambler
Waldo Hotel
R. B. Blackford
Henry Haymond W. 5
Marshall
Lost Creek
Bertha Bland
Race
Patrmont
Dr Belt and two sons killed in Terra Cotta wreck
Dr B C Belt, a renowned oculist from Washington D C, and his two sons were among the dead in the Baltimore and Ohio Sunday night wreck at Terra Cotta. The obituary notes Belt’s practice seasons in the city and the shock of the loss to his many friends.
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B. C. Belt
Baltimore & Oh
Races Headed North as Trainers Plan Marietta Trip
W E Harvey of the horse exchange returns from Marietta after Sunday observations at the race track with Frank Hedrick and a number of Food horses. Hedrick plans to bring Sing of fourteen to the new track in April for training. F H Yost, Michigan football coach, will stay in the city for three weeks to establish state HQ until next year's football season opens.
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W. E. Harvey
The
Horse Exchange
Marietta
Frank Hedrick
S A
Sing of
Mr. Hedrick Simering
F .H. Yost
University of Michigan
Seapee
China
New Year Observed Halts Bank and Public Office Hours
Banks and public offices closed for New Year observed as a legal holiday. Post office hours also limited. business activity described as quiet with many operations paused for the holiday.
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Wes & Veryulet
Busines
Young man shoots stepfather in St Louis home
Thomas Harris, 22, killed his stepfather Henry Miller, 45, at Miller’s residence in St. Louis after claiming Miller mistreated Harris’s mother. Harris, visiting from New York, said he acted in defense of his mother during the holidays. Authorities investigated the incident.
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Associated Prev
ST. Louis
Thomas Harris
Bas
Henry Miller
Har
Tie
Miler
Harris
New York
Prosperous New Year Greeting From Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction
A 1906 year end note from the Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction Company extends New Year wishes and asserts they have helped patrons prosper. The message promises continued service and benefit to both city and surrounding areas in 1907, inviting customers to consider their offerings.
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Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction Company
Honest Help When Buying Property in Any Market
A straightforward pitch offering guidance for purchasing homes, lots, sites, businesses, or insured properties. It promises honesty and an advocate for buyers, inviting clients to seek assistance for fair, interest-focused support in real estate deals.
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James A. Banister
Strong & Garfield
KNOX
Highland Bros. & Gore
Third St
Davis Se Company
Family Foot Fitters
Postoffice
L. P. Currence
Pesca Ieee
Main Street
F. A. Robinson & Son, Jewelers
Clarksburg, W. Va
Clarkabars
Clarksburg
S. & B. Laundry CO
Pike ST
Slayton & Bryan
R. E. Gill
Third Street
DR. Belt
Yost
Kent API
Sterrarre
Hilde Hildefrand Leichner
C. P. Stout Bell
T Stout
Willison’ Dennison
Fenveeel Patin
Fletcher
Bbonick Arbi Shas
4Th St. and Traders Alley
Darrisburg, W Va
Kaa Fe
Wests Pike St
Slayton
Bryan
BuscreHonn
Empire Building
Krohme
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