Local Trade Notes and Featured Goods
A fragment lists items for sale including shelled corn by the car load and Sweet Melody Flour. It notes travelers B. W. Wells from Vermont with new stock, and mentions W D Bryan and Lloyd G Horner visiting from Grassland and Shinnston on business. Young's Headache Powders advertised in stores for 10 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Wells
Vermont
W.D. Bryan
Shinnston
Lloyd G. Horner
Albert Shinn
Young
Brand Opera House Tonight Promises Fine Theater
A brief notice announces Brand Opera House displaying a week of engagements. The plays are well staged with rich costumes worn by the company, true to their characters, underscoring the production’s strong artistic merit.
Dixon Tonight: Frank Dixon Speaks at Court House
Frank Dixon voices an oration at the court house this evening under the Young Men's Christian Endeavor. Dixon is among a notable group of active speakers. tickets cost 50 and 75 cents and go on sale at 9 p.m. Season ticket holders are urged to arrive early to avoid crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dixon
Court House
Frank Dineon
Aid Society Meet At Mrs Kemp Home On Hickman Street
The Julies Aid Society of the Christian church held its weekly meeting at Mrs John Kemp's Hickman street home. The gathering added new members, and refreshments followed. The society will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs Silas Ash's 155 West Pike street. All ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
John Kemp
Hickman Street
Silas Ash
West Pike Street
Thirteen Baptized at First Baptist Church
The Thelpttlingnce of baptism was observed at the First Baptist church Sunday night. Rev. St. B. McDanel, pastor, immersed thirteen men and women from the Pinnickinnick Baptist mission. The administering of the rite was with a congregation present in the baptistry of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
St. B. McDanel
Pinnickinnick Baptist Mission
Pike News Company to Move Rooms February First
Notice lists local leaders and residents, including McKee Tailors and Undertaker Perine, with brief mentions of Salem, Terra Alta, Wallace, Graf ton, Morgantown, and Portsmouth. Ads promise photo specials at Local Studio and advertise hardware, real estate, and paint-related services. The item notes upcoming photos for school children and a business trip by F H Yost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike News Company
McKee J Company, Tailors
Kein.i. Batterty
The
Tocal
H. G. MacDonald
Dr. Strother
Salem
B. Templeton
Grafton
Roberts Hardware Co
Deci Scotts J. W
Portsmouth
Hae
Vic
Young
W. P. Camp
Squire
H. Yost
Morgantown
Kodol advertised to ease indigestion in Care
Advertisement claims Kodol digests food to rest and restore the stomach. It relieves indigestion belching sour stomach heartburn and gas and helps digestive organs convert foods into strength. Sold by Stone and Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone & Mercer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorothy Dodd
Highland Bros. & Gore
Third Street
Waldo Wells’ Orchestra
the Waldo
Tewert
Wanema
Hill Brothers
New York
S. 3Rd Street
Clarksburg
W.va
Theodore Reichert
G. P. Stout
West Main Street
OAK Hall Building
Bell Phone
Stout's
Barbara Winslow
Rebel
JAMES @ LAW CO
Main Street
Clarksburg, W. Va
Bristol Tooth Bros
Sturm & Wilson
Hoffman's
Parsons-Souders
Ideal Studio
J. Be Martin
Bridgeport
Vaz
Dewey
WEST VIRGINIA MUSIC + COMPANY
Ath. Street
Hamilton
Moore
AJA 4Th Sters
A. Godfrey Carpet
Kitcben
Cole
Al-wosl
Dixon
AID Society
Slayton & Bryan
Grocers
S. Third St
Dr. S. 11
Hardman
A J. Fletcher
New Spring
Pike Street
MAIN
T. J. Lynch & CO
Millmaisrs
Ube
Tilly
Cp Racers
Bestbissient
Espiers Tie ‘Grafiers
Mark Koblegard&.Co
Rogers Collecting Agency
Frwin
W. VA
Yaar
Sheen
Levy
Sweet Melody
Metoox
Qbus
J. F. Krohme
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