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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
6
An old advertisement from Traders Hotel News Stand in The Leader promotes sale of current books magazines and newspapers with prompt orders and up to half price on novels. It lists a cigar line from local brands to imported cigars and pipes, plus B and O Exchange stamps and postal cards incl special delivery stamps.
Vic D De Seivinglub met with Mrs Richard G Reooks of Glen Bik Wednesday afternoon May 6. Afternoon refreshments were served. Next meeting will be held with Mrs C A Chambers. Mrs Hebert Headlee and Miss Grave have been guests of Mr and Mrs D W Jacobs on West Main Street. they return home in Wayne, Pa tomorrow. Mr Francis is in the city this afternoon from Windsorburg for business matters with Mrs Anbrew West of Lynchmins on a shopping trip. they returned to their home last evening. Hon John Tatssel has returned from Weston after legal matters.
John Duffy trains three seal horses at the city fair grounds over the past month. Rebel Jack, wintered here by Duffy, and two others to be purchased at Chemist and Lexington this spring. He plans to move to the new fairgrounds next week to train for the July 4 meeting.
Mr Robert A Wilson a clerk at Cunningham Broilers shoe store on Thin Street has been summoned to his wife in Frosbury Massachusetts. She is gravely ill with typhoid fever and her recovery is in grave doubt. She is not at home.
Constable Marcelius McChung and his fishing party had their poles and tackle stolen from their carriage in front of Squire Gordon's office on North Third Street last evening. The theft disrupted official business and they postponed the trip indefinitely.
Tack Laymat, a member of the Knights of Pythias, was brought home this afternoon from Wheeling hospital where he had been for six weeks after a throat ailment. His condition is alarming and it is not dis sited that he will live many days.
Mrs. Catherine Smithers of Point Comfort swore out a warrant against her husband Jay Smithers in Ma trate court Thursday morning. She alleges failure to provide for her and their children. The case will be heard by the justice at a later date.
Washington reports grant of several West Virginia patents to residents. H Hoffman of Thomas receives sterilizing apparatus, E F Hull of Atkinson a wheel barrow, F C Fette of Wheeling a washing machine, W F Walker of Charleston a wall structure, Lebbeons Jones of New Cumberland a baifer.
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