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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
3
A terse advertisement invites readers to visit the office to discuss properties in various sizes and prices around Braid Oaks Alta Vista Sud Additions and Clarksburg. It promises no hard sell if the wanted item is unavailable and urges conversation to find a suitable home or investment.
Local news reports Mr Bartlett of Parkersburg seriously ill with Bright's disease. He is a resident with prominent ties in the GI AR and has held Grand Past Commander status. The item mentions unreliable remedies and promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as life saving, with sales by Geo. C. Stone and a call to view artists' works at The Acme.
A narrator recalls a night in a small town hotel while reflecting on a theater life. He describes a weary rest, the transient nature of booking agents, and a backstage memory of performance. The piece weaves personal notes with scenes of actors, managers, and a late episode with a co star.
A narrator recalls a intimate liaison with a woman named Wannabell, his lingering love, the gift of a pipe, and the fading memories as time passes. He muses on friendship, guilt, and the lasting ache of a past affair while addressing an unseen listener. The piece ends with a quiet reflection on aging and farewell.
In Folsom district Wetzel county the South fenn OF company drills stray on Higgin s farm. Nob near Hil dreth farm shows 27 feet in the Gordon ant with 20 barrels per day. Delmar & Fisher Drive report 20 burnt products from No 33 on the Mary Price arm. No.11 Big Injun end producer at Fairfield Petersom farm yields 90 barrels daily. Tall Price farm No. 11 holds 250 barrels daily. Treat Crawford & Trees begin near Dunkin s and Dugray Stewart farm. United States Oil and GasCo plans a test at Barr farm in the same district.
The funeral for M F Connell was conducted at the Church of the Munculate this forenoon at 11 o clock with the Ancient Order of Hi Bernmann in charge and Rt Rev Daniel officiating. A large number of family friends from several cities attended as the divine paid tribute. Interment followed at Holy Cross cemetery. The police were present paying respect to the deceased member.
The infant child of Miranda Bucklanman W F Bucklanman died after a brief illness Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock. The funeral took place in Interhurst cemetery with the Palace Furnishings Company transporting the remains. C L Peary of Parkersburg was in the city on a business trip.
A long troubled man faces another trial before Magistrate Gordon on charges of cursing and abusing a neighbor. The case centers on a dispute with Ables and Cornwell testifies, leading to a $40 total fine and costs. The second warrant was issued after Cornwell’s testimony. A prior fine had been paid in the same court. The matter is set for hearing as soon as a star witness recovers. Health note advises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, with sale by Geo Stous druggist.
Custer Yost No 8 G A R arranges annual memorial services in Goff Memorial Methodist Episcopal church at 10 30 on Black Sunday morning May 24. The pastor Ar bothnat will preach the sermon and metal decoration exercises are planned though details remain unsettled.
The clerk and carrion examination was held by A B Bogzem secretary of the local oil service tant tomy in the feetal court room Right applicants bowl up promptly at 9 o'clock for a five hour exam. Manuscripts will be graded and results learned in two to three weeks. Names include Anthony MeEndrew Halph St Resynolds William Walters Joseph Rigus Mitton Z Fittro Saynant Ny Shuttleworth John F Thongsets Tol TH Kearns. A farmer straightened out after rheumatism with Chamberlains Pain Ration. He paid a dollar for a second bottle after it cured him. Por sale by Geo C Stone.
A Thursday event at the First Presbyterian church features a large display of fine berries and plum beverages. Ladies will serve in the morning, starting at 5 oclock, with plans to continue if supplies allow.
Stenographer Mr. Edwanl Bock of Pittsburg is installed in the office of the prosecuting attorney. He is praised as a man of fine ability and promising qualities. Our Test people should extend him a welcome. D. & Mammond of Weston witnessed the event last night.
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