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Newspaper

The Daily Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1907

Page

5

Rental notices and bids in Harrison County listings

House for rent seven rooms at 460 South Chestnut street and a furnished Jones flat for three months for a small family with reference required. Classified ads invite responses to P.G. box 251 RAND, with a local teacher-director position within 30 miles of Clarksburg. Water rent discount notice asks payment by July 14, 1907 to avoid 50 cent penalty. County Court announces July 10, 1907 bid openings for jail medical services and county infirmary care with drugs, bids due by July 9, 1907. court may reject bids.

Jones Flat RAND Clarkeburg H. G. Evans Dale Ave Clarksburg W. Va City’ Water Works Lizza County Court Harrison County Harrison County Infirmary County ‘Court Rex Aldebids SSL W. Ot Ric

Daisy Party lights up Clarkburg colored society social

The Daisy Party hosted Friday night at 310 Monticello Avenue by Miss Bi' fie Lowry honored Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dillard and daughter Hazel of Charleston. Guests enjoyed roses and greens, games, dancing, and a green daisied dining room. Toastmaster R A West led toasts praised as one of Clarkburg’s finest social events.

Lowry Monticello Avenue Bi’ Fie Joe Dillard Hazel Charleston Mrs. Lowry Miss Lowry Clarksburg R. A. West Clarkeburg Alex Henderson Ghas. Buckner Martha Ruffin Martha Brown Columbus Nic Brown Anni Meade Mary Brent Mossie Clay Emma Thomas Bertha Lee Nashville Tenn Florence Ruffin Cora Jackson Hattie Washington Cornelia Meane Lizzie Bowyer Charles Green Neal Henderson Joel Coleman Dan Lee James Wilkes Rory Robinson

Local Socials and Marriages Highlight City Week

Mrs Elizabeth Jenna and others attended a Friday dinner hosted by Miss Mary Reynolds at her Industries of aeiflock home. At the First Baptist parsonage in Grassells, Miss Maud L Silcott and Frank L Stout wed in a Wednesday ceremony. Mrs Arthur C Thompson and Miss Highland tied the knot at the same church Thursday morning. Clifford Post paid a $5 fine after an assault at the Diamond restaurant on Pike Street. Garner filed the charge.

Jomes Raynolds Industries Eiflock Margao ‘Tawn Elizabeth Jenna Sarah Davis James Sampson John Phillipa Beat- Hee Devis Mary Reynolds John Reefer Vlae First Baptist Church Maud L. Silcott Frank L. Stout Graswells Robert B. McDanel Arthur C. Thompson Salem Huattley Highland Mineral Robert B McDanel Howe 1A Clifford Post Gordon's Court Charles Garner Diamond Pike Street Garner

Marriage Licenses Issued and Local Notices

Marriage licenses issued include Thomas S. Vossler and Augusta Imm, Jan Kamynski and Rozalia Kalynski, James E. Pigott and Bessie C Tetrick, and John W. Williams of Marshville. City visit and social notes mention Mrs H M Hudson and family, Mrs Vic Goff and Miss Killa Shuttleworth, M K Baker of Wallace, and Thomas J Francis and sisters Mary and Della. A special Clarksburg Lodge No 482 meeting is announced with initiations planned for Saturday and Monday. Lucius Hoge and Jay Reefer sign as officers.

Thomas S. Vossler Augusta Imm Jan Kamynski Rozalia Kalyn— Ski James E. Pigott Bessie Ctetrick John W. Williams Marshville H. M. Hudson Waypesburg William M. Hudson Hutson Clay Street Vic Goff Killa Shuttleworth Yairmont M. K. Baker Wallace Thomas J. Francis Mary Della Sophia Griffith Grafton IRS Clarksburg Lodge No. 482 B. P. Oelka

Hicks Capicline Promises Quick Digestion Relief

A vintage remedy claims to cure indigestion and sour stomach instantly by Hicks Capicline. It says the liquid induces proper gastric flow, relieves distress and acidity, and even alleviates headaches. Available at all druggists.

Mayor Galls Johnson Down Continued on Page One

The undersigned committee seeks authority from the council to implement recommendations and empower the commissioner to carry them out. The committee also discusses the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company proposal to furnish water and requests additional time to consider the matter before final action.

Econneil Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company

Baltimore Street Grade Discrepancy Prompt City Action

City engineers report North Fitch and Baltimore streets have a two foot grade gap. Recommendation to adjust Baltimore Street grade during paving to align with North Fitch, with minimal property impact. Council orders report filed and proceeds to street committee for foot-bridge and sidewalk projects, alongside various building permits and public works actions.

Ballimore D. BD. Britt North Fitch Street Baltimore Street North Fifth Street Baltimore Britt M. G. Sperry John A. Tierney East Pike Street Union National Bank Third and West Pike Streets C. L. Gillis Council North Fourthstreet Clark First Street P. M. Robinson C. W. Furbee East Main Street Mattie C. Peters Preston Street Standard of Company Factory Pike L. Delson Delson Cole Sanitation St. Mary's Hospital Instituton Ernst

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