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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
6
A recipe note offers a pie making method using one quart water and a package labeled OUR-PIE. Each package yields two pies in three flavors, with a call to order from a local grocer at 10 cents.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the West Virginia Bank will be held in the banking rooms on Wednesday January 18 1909 at 9 o clock A M for the purpose of electing directors to serve for the ensuing year and the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting. By order cashier
J A Shin directs the ensemble with music furnished for all occasions. Contact Aftress 410 Lee street or Bell telephone for bookings.
An ad from Dr Hardman in Clarksburg Va claims unique safe methods for fitting spectacles without drugs or grafts. He offers a $1000 prize to any oculist who can match his results in using any method but his own, and warns readers to rely on their own judgment when selecting treatment.
Eye Williams and Joseph Hedgis visit the city for business and social matters. J A Brown and others from Salem engage in city affairs. Holmboo & Lafferty discuss water heating equipment contracts. Mrs R E L Bowles and children return home from Cumberland after holidays with FR D Wilson. Hiram Lynch, Sherman Mobinsom, CL Dulla, Sprikk D Camden, M Hess, and Maud Walsh with mother are noted locals visiting or returning from various engagements. Cecil B Highland of New Martinsville is a city business visitor.
The funeral for little Lacy Lowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour S. Lowe, occurred in Geldgeport Monday. Interment followed on the 1 o’clock train with William Harmer serving as undertaker. Pall bearers included Harvey Ferguson Edgar Harmer George Maloney and Walter Burnett. In attendance were family members C. L. Lowe and daughter Miss Ethel, Mrs. A. J. Moore, Miss Mollie Swiger and Miss Ela Martin. Also noted were personnel changes at the local post office and ongoing meetings at the Baptist pastor, with many present for both afternoon and evening services indicating strong interest. John F. Shore and John M. Knox of Clarksburg were in town yesterday.
The Colored Voters group holds a second meeting Friday evening January 5 at Water Street. The aim is to complete the organization and prepare for the forthcoming issue to strengthen the effort. All invited. president J. H. Watkins.
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