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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
9
A notice promotes affordable property access with simple terms saying this is the last chance to get inside at a reasonable price. It emphasizes easy financing and limited availability for buyers seeking quick entry.
To celebrate July 4th in a fitting manner the store promotes its lustre outshining fireworks with a varied assortment of jewelry. Pins pendants bracelets chains and other high quality pieces suited for summer wear are featured at Probst's.
Mike McAndrews improves at home after illness. Robert W. Rittenhouse and two daughters visit from Sardis with editor William I. Geppert. William R. Davis, Flemington mine operator, spends weekend in the city. Barry Craig of Silem and other locals appear in town for various engagements. Notable commissions include C J A Arters of Walt Sun named notary by the governor. Mrs. Willison and daughters travel to Oil City to visit, John Patton comes from Craigmoor on business. R R Koblegard of Columbia Baking Co. plans several days’ trips. Katherine Stock heads home to Clearfield. Mrs. S. H. Bradley returns from Baltimore. Harry Shuttleworth arrives for funeral services for B. F. Shut Heyworth.
Real estate list items include a two story pressed brick house with eight rooms and bath on Preston Street, vacant lots on Pike near Chestnut, a South Chestnut Cottage of five rooms at 1500, two inexpensive vacant lots at 650 each, three Oak Street lots near Jackson Street, two East Clarksbury Main Street lots for 1150, a Terra Cotta Avenue Stone Cottage with 28 by 108 foot lot priced 1600 with cash terms.
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