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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
3
A compact foray into how grocers claim the best and most profitable note of sale. The item highlights what buyers can expect in quality, pricing, and availability, with emphasis on value and trusted sources in the neighborhood market.
The Hiverniahs invite friends to a social event tonight featuring a musical program under Prof. A J Smith and Miss Annie Reminger of Grafton. One soloist is highlighted as a standout, with plans for a cordial gathering and range of songs.
The Sweet Melody Flour Indiana Maccabees Lodge No 9 observed an engaging program at the Pythian hall Monday night. Officers were installed for the year, retiring officers were presented with carnations, and a friendly reception followed with dainty refreshments. Birthday celebrations featured Little Mrs Mary Mart hosting guests on Foley's street with games and treats. Attendees included Lourie Davis Evelyn Wilson Julian Davis Marjorie Roberts Christing Waynes Catherine Terris Watson and Brancin Brady from Indianapolis.
A Hamburg mother testifies that Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil relieved her burned child while a cough product promises to curb cold germs by healing inflamed airways. The letter mix cites mucous membrane irritation and pneumonia germs, touting Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy and warning against substitutes.
Reading from Morgantown Chronicle details a Centennial Hall gathering on Hast Pike Street with Miles Mary Gill union organizer in charge of ceremonies. Wally Fifty and Lady representatives from nearby towns invited. graduates from Broad Dus Institute hosted at 41 Jones Avenue Sunnyside with July games and Miss Copiin winning the guessing contest prize.
Fragmentary notice mentions remedies for various ailments, a money back guarantee, and contact at W. Pike St with home phone 250. No clear dates or organizations available.
Charles Frederick B O yardmaster hero attended funerals for Mrs Shaw in Ellenboro and May Johnson a passenger auditor buried at Parkersburg. John Cruise was in town Monday. Wink groverion to merchants. Lawrence Swiger hauling merchandise from depot to Sardin. James Maxwell has the flu. Hollister traveled to Phoenixville. Miss Mary Francia visited Clarksburg. Shrader and John Mitter from Grafton worked at coat plant. Gu Coffman to Simpson. Ells Williams of Crooked Run bought in town. A C Glynn in Clarksburg. Victor Linville fell from a horse with minor injuries. J W Brown in town. Frank Mardosty moving to Whiteman property. Mr and Mrs Joe Ellis were in Clarksburg yesterday.
Palmistry Then advertised a local clairvoyant and palm reader on Main Street claiming vast powers and a successful track record. He offered consultations on marriage, pension claims, hidden treasures, social or business affairs, and other troubles. Hours 10 am to 8 pm, low fee this week.
Mulberry Street residents Edgar F Bowers and Maws Gordon visit Salem relatives. Pittsburgh and New York steel makers plan ten days at Atlantic City. Mrs David Clayton visiting Marion County. funeral attendance for J L Jackson. Numerous city visitors including state tax commissioner J Darat, Woolson Spice rep F Gottschalk, and clerics Rev B B Stout and Dorsey W Cork. Public horse sale announced for March 21 at Clarisburg Transfer, D Bassell & D Lawson.
Bw cee 2 company handles moving services with emphasis on household relocation and related tasks. No additional verifiable details or dates available in the fragment.
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