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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
6
The county clerks issued a marriage license for Folin A Long and Cora Die Hagbert while Winton A Morrison and Freda underwent preventive treatment for hydrophobia at the Pasteur Institute. Authorities report all four have been discharged and are out of danger.
Maying offers the management of business in Washington DC with a sale of watches jewelry clocks and floorware before August 10. Stock is new and offered below cost. Also advertised is show cases wall sets and jeweled accessories with repairs time estimates. A Jersey cow for sale is noted as a separate item listed at 380 We Main Street.
An advertorial piece extols a tailoring program stressing a proper cutting system embracing grace beauty and a celebrated method. It promises custom garments including coats waist skirts vests and bodices with precise cutting for women and invites visitors to the sewing school.
Word from Mr. D. Boughner at Duncan Boughner’s bedside in Denver Colorado says he was taken to a hospital to receive treatment for their fever. Duncan fell sick while attending the Young People’s Christian Endeavor Union convention on the trip.
Henry Waldeck suffered a serious accident Friday evening in Montivello Adiston. He lost his balance fell over an embankment and struck his food against some stones bruising his face and cutting a gash. Dr. F B Smith treated the wound and facial bruises. he is recovering.
Luther Ailor was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital for treatment after multiple prior operations for a recurring ailment. The incident raised questions about the hospital’s involvement and whether a council meeting occurred to clarify ownership and responsibility.
A Le city police officer, James Simans, moves cautiously as a wrist condition causes him significant pain. The injury is described as a Joye Loi device worn above the pul a, with the officer noting the considerable discomfort it brings.
The CIY Clerk travels to Detroit Michigan to carry out duties on two work projects during his annual vacation period. He will focus on updating records and coordinating with local offices to ensure smooth operations and continuity of service.
A. Robinson of Lamteirt's Rin buys property on Chest street from Repost & Dodgy and plans to relocate his family from the country to the city, taking up permanent residence here.
Morgantown residents and visitors are listed in a daily social item. Among those mentioned are Anna Willis of Morgantown, attorney Thayer Muntire in town on professional business, Charles P Lyne and wife from Buckhannon, and many others visiting or staying for business, medical care, or social reasons.
Street Superintendent Edward Doyle under city order served Hezekiah Lollen with a notice to remove obstructions from the people waiting and trust building corner of Pike and Third streets. Builders promised a shed over the pavement after reaching the second story but it has not been done. deadline near Friday to clean the area.
The Salvation Army led by Bishop Gravatt and Captain Pond announces street tent meetings tonight and a full week of public gatherings including holiness, Sunday school, praise, and salvation meetings with the Great Invitation theme. Methodist Episcopal and Christ Episcopal churches list morning 10:45 services, Sunday schools, and evening programs. Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception offers 8 and 10 o clock masses with extended invitations. Ash Chapel Methodist holds class meeting at 9:45 am and a sermon at 7 pm on Christ Lifted Up, with Broad Oaks invites all.
Francey McPhersons will admitted to probate Tod H Davis will set in county clerk office for probate Perry Curry guardian of Rebecca R Curry infant daughter of Nancy Rebooos Curry deceased bond 25 Zebedee W Martin qualified administrator of Lilac C Morris bond 500 Cecil I Highland qualified administrator estate of John E Highland bond 1000 Mrs Emma Beart letters of administration upon estate of B T Beard bond 1200
The local Woman's Christian cen ter will hold a meeting next Tuesday evening at 740 Tooust Street. All members are urged to attend for important business. full attendance is desired.
The Episcopal church invites members of the vested choir to meet at the church this evening at 720 oclock for rehearsal. Location is 645 W Main Street.
C W Lescott & Co lists rooms in Rookery Building and multiple lots for sale on Pike and Hewes streets, near Waldo hotel. Properties include a vacant Main street lot, a 1 story brick dwelling near post office, a 2 story brick with 7 rooms, and a large corner lot with city views. Various prices, terms easy, some yielding high returns. Also notes several lots in Alta Vista and Northview with special prices. Agency promotes exclusivity and invites inquiries before sale.
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