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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1914
Page
5
Brown's Garden toilet water offered in two sizes at 45¢ and 95c each. New arrival yesterday, with Violet Simplicity also priced 45c and 95c. Wm. H. Brown & Co. adds Jess talcum and three other tob talcums at 25¢ each.
During Miss Shepherd's demonstration beginning Monday and lasting the weekend, O' Cedar Mops will be offered at 1.33 and 85 cents each. Regular prices are 1.50 and 1.90. The sale aims to introduce O' Cedar as a labor saver and attract new customers in Larksburg to buy.
A device described as a useful bag keeps clothes clean and unwrinkled and protects from dust. It is designed so the cloth can be separated from the frame and lists a price of 8142 and $2.00.
The Fire Table Care Club hosted a social gathering with a floral arrangement, fruit punch by Mrs Crine, and centerpiece by Miss Florence Jackson. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Howell Cooper and Miss Gerard. visitors were thanked with souvenirs to Mrs D Bryan Templeman and Mrs Lucius Hoge.
Local items report Chester Ogden and Hiram Lynch visiting the city, with others from Brown Weston and Craigmoor arriving Monday. Notables include Miss Madge Mason and Opal Atkins, whose health and hospital treatment are noted. Discussions on prosecutorial candidates for the next election reflect local political shifts amid aging leadership. The United Brethren and Pythian Knights plan an outing and cemetery decorations, while Modern Woodmen recently decorated graves.
Weston local notes confirm the marriage of Arm Thompson to Edward Hoberts with John S Lewis of Daytona serving as contact. The bride’s mother, Mrs John S Lewis, resides in Weston and the Lewis family has long ties to the community.
Mrs Will Shields of Clarksburg visits relatives in Flemington. Mrs Jane Roach of Adamston also visiting. Mr and Mrs Tom Stevens of Grafton visiting. Mrs Louisa J Roach and son June of Clarksburg visiting daughter Mrs C F Batson. Fred Roach and son Robert spent Sunday with relatives in Rose Anon Ans. Edward Lynch visiting daughter Mrs Art Waller in Grafton Friday.
Airs G F P Batson visited Grafton Friday. Drs EG Chipps and Miss New Hodge visited friends in Graf ton Thursday and Friday. Mrs George Dawson attends granddaughter Pearl Lake’s graduation in Grafton. Heneta Bone factory closed indefinitely. Mrs Helen Bristol and granddaughter Helen Greathouse of Fairmont visiting daughter Mrs Bud Dillon. Icey Sha appears in city notices about restaurant pool and other permit applications for June 19.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a pension bill and an individual named Kaight amid a garbled account involving Anne Washington and a dig on Cressman. The readable text is insufficient for a full event, date, or location, but indicates discussion or action on a pension measure.
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