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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1907
Page
4
An Evening Echo presents a verse by James Blair praising Pleasure loving the garden flowers labor praising the Herd grain devotion to mountains and skies, capturing a pastoral, nature centered sentiment.
City editor laments Baltimore street paving delay in Clarkesburg urging decisive action. Criticizes council for repeated referendums and promises no paving this year. Notes residents, railroad interests and taxpayer costs, calls for businesslike handling at next meeting. N W Club guests hosted by Miss Lucy Mawson on Hickman street.
A delightful dinner at the Country Club hosted by Miss Blanch Lockwood honored Miss Sue Maxwell of Clarksburg visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Peres. White and yellow daisies decorated the dining room with a T shaped table setup and place cards tied with daisies. The event featured a lively dice game and a later luncheon with twenty guests present.
The council dodged the issue by ruling the debate out of order then adjourned and reconvened to transfer the saloon license of Josey Latster to Myrtle L. Williams after a street committee referral on Main Street paying requests.
Two prisoners faced Mayor Crite in the police court. John Hamilton was discharged on a $3 payment and promise to leave the city. Bill Davis received five days in jail for drunkenness and default of $5 plus costs for a disturbance in the streets.
Circuit court in session for one day with Judge C W Lynch presiding. Summary proceedings were conducted and orders entered to sell oil and gas lands.
Miss Gusslé Lowe of Jupe Grove, a former Broaddus Institute student, earned the musical and art diploma in vocal music at West Virginia University Morgantown. She sang at commencement and was the star of the class, with friends urging further study abroad.
Aliss Carrie Shore, a Sunday school worker visiting from Fairmont, left Shinnston for a few days. She began teaching at 14 and has served 57 years, mostly in the Methodist Protestant church at Fairmont, with pupils across the country.
County Superintendent J W Ose dor presents a report from the recent leathers ramination held here. The tally shows one result in ti, twenty twos, twenty-one threes and eighteen falls ures.
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