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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1908
Page
5
Ladies suits reduced to close out 1908 spring and summer models. Genuine Heatherbloom petticoats in black with full deep ruffle $1.75. Guaranteed silk petticoats white and colors at $6.50. Altman voile skirts with silk banding in four styles priced at $10.00.
The refinement and exclusive character of trimmed millinery at this store has built a clientele any store would be proud of. Our May showing features mid season hats with new shapes for women seeking classy millinery.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Fleming Maweil hosted an informal reception for the wives of out of town doctors attending the medical convention. The dining room centerpiece featured crimson roses in a silver vase as Mrs Morgan and Mrs Flowers oversaw the event with Mrs Hood at the coffee table assisted by Miss Mary Brown and Miss Jean Koble.
The first uniform examination for school teachers will be held at Bridgeport on Thursday and Friday, May 31 and 22. The general history division for this examination will be given. Examinations begin promptly at 7 o clock a.m.
Stuart F Reed returns from a two week southern state campaign in support of his secretary of state bid. The piece notes strong reception and growing backing from supporters including John Riba of Vining Iowa.
An informal social session will be held at the Waldo tonight from 8 to 11 o'clock and a banquet begins at 10. Dr. Weming Howell presided and intro duced speakers. Dr C A Wingerter of Wheeling spoke on physician patient relations and ethics, criticizing neglect of doctors and patent medicines. C A McQueen of Charleston discussed a tubercular sanitarium for West Virginia. Dr Late Coplin of Jefferson Medical College praised Dr William Late and sanitation. Tomorrow morning and afternoon addresses follow with officer elections in the afternoon and a supper at the Waldo Friday night.
The county court gathered at 2 30 pm to consider issuing licenses under state law and to ratify liquor licenses granted by the city council.
Detroit May 14. The 26th annual Episcopal Church Congress opens with hundreds of clergy and laypeople from across the country gathering. A band and street concerts accompany the departure of Commercial Travelers for a Walkershire convention.
All persons owing city taxes for the year 1907 should call at the office of the City Collector on Court Street before or on May 15. The notice appears under the names John R. Steele and Sweet Melody Flour, with city treasurer referenced.
Sealed bids for the erection and completion of a two story building with basement in Nicholas County West Virginia will close at noon on May 25 1905 Bids must be accompanied by a certified check for 10 percent of the amount and a guarantee of completion by the contractor Bids are to be directed to W Keits Chairman Building Committee Renwood WV and will be opened publicly by order of the Building Committee Tampered text indicates architects Gledden and Alexander Clarksburg WV and First National Bank of Terra being involved
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