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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
5
A garbled ad notes hats and sailor style items with prices including 85.50 150 3.79 2.00 and a special hat offer at 5.00. Describes white dock and sailor patterns and mid summer splendid values, highlighting clever styles and bargains.
Market notice lists several dinner sets with varying piece counts and motifs. Included are blue forget me nots with green foliage gold traced handles priced at 10.00 for 10 pieces and 100 piece pink spray sets at 10.00. Also offered are 10 piece sets with decor, 43.40, 13.50 for 100 pieces with traditional design, 15.00 for 100 pieces pink rose gold traced, and a 100 piece Austrian set valued at 30.00 offered for 14.00.
John J. Stevens of Shinnston and Dora Allen are prisoners at the county jail awaiting arraignment before Justice Jackson V. Carter on a charge of unlawfully living together as husband and wife. Mrs Stevens filed the charge. They were arrested by Constable C J Ford and bond default sent to jail. They will be arraigned at 7:30 Friday dawn.
Social and personal notes from Morgantown describe Mrs nee pane hosting a summer circle gathering at her parents Mr and Mrs Richards home. Guests enjoyed fancy work a guessing contest and prizes. Refreshments followed as the group marked the last meeting of the season.
Brown resident G. C. Bennett visited for business while T. J. Jones from Morgantown arrived for affairs. W. C. Phillips from Wheeling and J. C. Roane of Weston stayed at local hotels. A. F. Millan from Manning Jr. and A. Henderson of Weston joined Gore hosts. CG Goffman of Buckhannon and C. H. Sharp of Elkins toured for matters. G. L. Bradford of Wheeling and Miss Florence Jackson headed to Charleston for social duties. Mrs. Virginia Rapp visited Par kersbure with Hal M. Rapp.
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