City Briefs Entertain Various Visitors on Saturday
Personal B Wallace of Ping Grove and C Burlingame of New Mar ons ville were in the city to handle business. G Jackson of Morgantown visited on business. L L Marons and G T Watson of Fairmont Gays Company attended to affairs Friday evening. L B Warner of Bristol and Edmund Southern from Surdis district spent Saturday in the city. John C Robinson of Graigmoor, Ernest L Pigott returning from Charleston to Shinnston, and John A Fleming visiting Shinton were all in town Saturday. W D Newton leaves tonight for Washington and New York on business. Luther Fittro of Wilsonburg Wilwonburg, A H Booth from Mt Clare, Thomas Roy of Lewis, F E B Davisson from Satur, Luther Warner of Salem, Rev Homer Bumgardner of Smithfield, W C Bumgardner of Craigmoor also in city Friday or Saturday. Loyd Duffit from New Mar tinguilte, Thomas Hawker of Simmston, Fred Sturm of West Milford, B F Rogers from Lumberport, James S Griffin of Lumberport were all city visitors Saturday. C E Kirk of the Rigby Mialot and Reduction Company of Mayer, Arizona, is in city on business. Mr. and Mrs. H R Purbee and three children of Fairmont visiting at the Furbee home on all Mains Street at Park avenue corner.
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B. Wallace
Ping Grove
Stor
C. Burlingame
New Maronsville
Newt
G. Jackson
Morgantown
L. L. Marons
G. T. Watson
Fairmont Gays Company
L. B. Warner
Bristol
Surdis
John C. Robinson
Graigmoor
Ernest L. Pigott
Charleston
Shinnston
John A. Fleming
Shionton
W. D. Newton
Washington
New York
Luther Fittro
Wilsonburg
Wilwonburg
A. H. Booth
Mt. Clare
Thomas Roy
Lewis
F. EB. Davisson
Satur
Luther Warner
Salem
Homer Bumgardner
Smithfield
W. C. Bumgardner
Craigmoor
Loyd Duffix
New Martinguilte
Thomas Hawker
Simmston
Fred Sturm
Weat Milford
B. F. Rogers
Lumberport
James 8. Grifin
EC. Kirk
Rigby Mialot and Reduction Company
Mayer
Arizona
H.R. Purbee
Fairmont
Charles W. Furbee
Five Men to Answer Iron Theft Charge in Magistrate Court
Perry Clark Ed Smith George Miller and Rastus Crutchield, all colored, face charges of stealing iron from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Magistrate Gordon will hear the case as B&O police officer Powell prepares warrants for Saturday morning arrests. Clark was already captured Saturday. officers expect to detain the remaining three before day’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Clark
Smith
George
Miller
Rastus Crutchield
Gordon
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Omcer Powell
America to Be Presented at Opera House Tuesday Night
Patriotism rings the word America as LOT M. O. W. announces a home talent show at the Opera House on Tuesday night January 29. Performances promise brilliant costumes, clever tableaux, and intricate dances, aiming to be one of the best local productions on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Opera House
LOT M. O. W
Gordon Auction Company Holds Pig Sale at Court House
The Gordon Auction Company conducted another pig auction sale in front of the court house on Saturday afternoon. A large crowd attended, and no bidding was noted. The Woodmen of the World have organized a large oyster supper next Wednesday night for the benefit of members. the supper will be free to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Auction Company
Court House
Arvilla Lindsey Transfers Property to William H Harbert
A record shows Arvilla Lindsey transferring two parcels of land in Lamberport RT Lowndes to William H Harbert. The document lists the involved parties and the property description in a concise legal notice format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla Lindsey
William H. Harbert
Lamberport
Lowndes
James M. Cat
Real Estate Surge in Glarksbere Promises Cheap City Lots
Curkstarg Real Estate reports strong demand in Glarksbere with $18,000 weekly sales. Listings include two story frame homes with slate roofs, nine to ten rooms, and modern baths on Pike and West Main streams, many on terms of one third down and balance over one to two years. Vacant lots on Water, Pike, Clay, Mechanic, and Oak streets offered from $1,200 to $6,000 with generous terms. several small lots in Tohosom Heights near Adamston from $100 to $300 with easy monthly payments. Rentals include Horner Avenue and Jarvis additions with monthly rents from $10 to $38.
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Pike Street
Keller HS
Pike
Chestnut
Water Street
Water
Ben Streets
Lee Street
Oak Street
Maar Jackson
Joe
East Pike Street
Park Avenue
Clay Street
Ghry
Robinson Lane
Katley
Flecife
Court House
Tohosom Heights
Adamston
Tota
Horner Avena
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Holmas
GIGAR
Behind Bros. & Gore
Third St
Seetungbety
E. P. Currence
Stem
Clarksburg
S. &B. Laundry CO
E. Pike ST
Sara
Bryan
R. E. Gill
Third Street
R. T. Lowndes
Thos. W. Harrison
S. IR. Harrison
W. H. Lewis
Asst
West Virginia
United States Depository
Curkstarg
Glarksbere
Willison
Dennison
Bm Journal
Fletcher
Fletchers
Kandy
Pike St
the Davis Shoe Company, Family Foot Fitters
Traders
M. E. Buack-Eroume
J. F. Krohme
Third St. Garhaberx
W.va
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