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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1911
Page
8
W W Dun, the city’s ten pin champion, narrowly holds his title after a Monday night match at Gore alleys. Clyde Bartlet rolls 1010 total, but Drs forge ahead to claim honor with a 1010 score and top marks for the championship match.
A stream of visitors is noted in the city as residents and prominent figures greet guests from Baltimore Weston Buckhannon Parkersburg and Wheeling. Names include Mrs Carter Miss McMillan Mr and Mrs Farnsworth Mrs Quine and Harrison T Westfall among others with multiple calls on local hosts and scheduled attendances at events.
Miss June Flowers of Clarksburg and Pauline Hardesty of Wyatt were guests of Miss Irene Pigott. Enell Shinn of Clarksburg visited here. Harry Weekly of Lumberport stayed several days with locals. Clyde Whiteman of Adamsville, Miss Cruze Martin of Wyatt, and Hattie Martin also visiting. Tom Jaret and family moved to Meadow Brook. Velma Hardesty of Waunterprise visited. Moses Sandy of Binsamon seen here recently.
Three unfurnished rooms available for light housekeeping with bath access. Apply at 516 Esst, Main St.
An advertisement lists multiple parcels for sale on Euclid avenue near Milford road with sizes 40 by 120 feet and 30 by 185 feet. Terms include one fourth down and balance in one to three years. Also offered are a six room frame house at Charleston avenue and Drummond Street, a corner lot 35 by 85 feet, and a Main Street property 45 by 83 feet. Additional lots on Philippi Pike and Broaddus Addition, 40 by 120 feet, are advertised with flexible terms.
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