Visitors from nearby towns fill city Friday
John Lowe from Shinneston and Wesley M. Bird from Lost Creek visited Friday. Richwood resident PL Steele attended Waldo business. Caryl C. Johnson of Charleston and J Graham Young from Pennsboro were in town. Paul W. Lange of Fairmont, Miss Anna Tracey of Weston, Cyrus Thompson of Shinnston, and editor William A. Meredith from Shinnston joined the city visitors. Clarence Harbert of Lumberport and Justice Moses Shaver of Brown also called in. Mrs J L Henry from Buckhannon and Mrs A F Hustead of Wheeling visited. L G Cunningham of Fairmont, Charles A. Schutte of Salem, S W LaMont of Ashland arrived to visit. Florence Jackson returned from Parkersburg to visit family. W S Simeral came back from Steubenville after a short trip. Mrs Benjamin R Blackford and daughter Eleanor returned home after staying with Col and Mrs Henry Haymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lowe
Shinn-eston
Wesley M. Bird
Lost Creek
Steele
Richwood
Waldo
Caryl C. Johnson
A. F. Hustead
Wheeling
Emma L. Jackson
L. G. Cunningham
Fairmont
Charles A. Schutte
Salem
S. W. LaMont
Ashland
Wis
Visi
Harry W. Sheets
Harmor Avenue
Florence Jackson
Parkersburg
Samuel B. Stiles
W. S. Simeral
Steubenville
Benjamin R. Blackford
Eleanor
Consers on Denence Westin? Local notices mix travel and visits
A stream of small town items lists John Shuman driving a five passenger touring car between Troy and the city, Miss Regina Cummings visiting Clarksburg, and various residents and visitors including Dr Harris Grey taking over at a hospital. Other notes mention Prof E H Knabenshue teaching at Clay Court House, Miss Ida Shannon staying with J W G Hays, and visitors at Ed Davisson’s Crawford home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
John Shuman
Troy
Regina Cummings
Clarksburg
Armory
Michigan
Harris Grey
Williamstown
Petit
Grey
E. H. Knabenshue
Clay Court House
Upshur County
Ida Shannon
West Union
J. W. G. Hays
Cottage Street
Robert Bland, Kurtz
A. A. Warren
Fannie Harrison
Jeanette Warren
Kathryn Swand
Agra Bennett
Ed. Davisson
Crawford
James Wooster
Imperial Cafe
Warner Chapman
Ed. Parish
Clarkshi
Mamie
Eunice McQuaip
Spenger
Timothy Rafferty
West Second Street
Lucy Numan
Mildred Dempsy
Colorado
Charles N. Smith
Center Avenue
Mayr Stomach Remedy Promises Quick Patient Relief
A dubious testimonial style ad claims Mayr stomach remedy cures many ailments by a single dose. It asserts dramatic results, removal of accretions, and quick recovery, urging readers to order a booklet from Geo H Mayr in Chicago and contact Wells Haymaker Co in Clarkaburg for sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Euflerer
Euer
Geo. H. Mayr
Mig. Peimesisese Wiing
Chicago
Wells- Haymaker Co
West Main Street
Direct factory to fireside piano club members offer
We offer direct factory sales and member privileges for instruments. Exchange rights within one year. If a member dies, the Wood Company sends a full receipt to the family. Free music with Player Pianos, free tuning for one year, and choosing a scarf and stool with upright pianos or bench and scarf with player pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wood Company
Addition Surpasses Expectations Inside Clarks Corporate Limits
A new development addition within Clarks corporate boundaries features gas water and sewer services. The lots are level and the project is regarded as one of the best additions in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarks
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