Application for License Notice in Clarkburg and Salem
Notice declares Elizabeth Latster Hast applied to sell intoxicants at Third Street Clarkeburg for the remainder of 1907 and will be heard by the Clarksbury City Council on June 1907. Another notice states a petition to sell intoxicants at retail in Salem for the remainder of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasa
Seen Wines
Kigiaas
Bovtedsater Beera
Cipris
Gubs J
Elizabeth Latster- Hast
Bam
Salem
Dance Tonight at Palm Hewen Hall in Rand County
Notice invites the public to a social dance at Palm Hewen hall on Monday night. An unrelated medical ad promotes anti rheumatic tablets and a herbal remedy, claiming remission of rheumatism with a month long course and prescriptions prepared by first class pharmacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Re
West Virginia
Hom & Leatherman
Market Street
Pittsburg
Eere
Iirk Re Tien
Virginie
Hewen Hall
Iit
Memorial Day Observance Planned in Shinnston
Shinnston plans a full Memorial Day program on the 20th featuring speeches, band music, parades and a baseball game. The town will be decorated patriotically and secret organizations will appear, including a drill by the Worthington company of the Uniform Rank K of P. Brass bands from Wyatt and Lumberport and other towns will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinnston
Worthington Company
Wyatt
Lumbersport
Brewery Agent Indicted In County Over Beer Sales
Weston agent for the Clarks horo brewery indicted on two counts for selling beer without a license in Lewis County. The agent, named White, is said to be the son of County Commissioner White who refused to grant the liquor license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Clarkshoro Brewery
Lewis
White
Lewis C
Death of Miss McNeemar in Shinnston
Miss Carrie McNeemar daughter of B A McNeemar died at her home in Shinnston this week after a lingering illness. Her body was taken to Wilsonburg for interment.
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Carrie McNeemar
B. A. MecNeemar
Shinnston
Wilsonburg
Covert Acquittal In Weston Court
Jounalles Curley Covert was acquitted in Judge Lynch's court at Weston yesterday afternoon of attempting to shoot Ferry in a pool room months ago. The city purchased a handsome team of horses for the fire department weighing about 1400 pounds for 625 dollars. the department tried them out last night. C M Hawkins of Weston and J Coumilly of Parkersburg are visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joun Alles Curley
Ono
C. M. Hawkins
Weston
J. Coumilly
Parkersburg
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Local Reader
A Clarkeburg resident reports relief from back pain, dull ache in the loins, and itching hemorrhoids after using Doan's Kidney Pills and Doan's Ointment. He praises the products, notes improvements in strength, and recommends them for universal knowledge. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Buffalo NY sale agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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A. J. Smallwood
Pike
Clarkeburg
W. Va
Mindi A
Toan
Clarkourg
Doan
Foster-Miburno
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Knights of Columbia Hold Social With Music and Euchre
The Knights of Columbia hosted a social last night with progressive euchre. Prof. Gus Smith and Prof. H G Evans provided instrumental music. Mrs George Stove hosted the Wednesday Afternoon Sewing Club at Carr Avenue with a 4 o clock luncheon and decorative milax and red roses.
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Knights of Columbia
Gus Smith
H.G. ‘Evans
George Stove
Carravenne
Five Prisoners Before the Mayor
At the regular police court session Mayor Crile presided over five prisoners. Mary Jones, a woman arrested for drunkenness, pleaded not guilty and was remanded for a beating. Joby Crist caused a disturbance firing a revolver, was placed in the “soft rock-up.” Lee Heatherly received three days for drinking. James Lake and J. C. Swanson paid fines of three dollars each for the offense.
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Crile
Roosevelt Party Heads to Pine Knot for Brief Vacation
President and Mrs Roosevelt with their son Archie left Washington by the Southern railway for a short vacation at Pine Knot. The trip is a leisurely getaway coordinated with Mrs Roosevelt's country residence at Wirginia.
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President Roosevelt
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Archie
Washington
Southern Railway
Pine Rail
Roesvelt
Bulledeen's Matinee to Be Held Tomorrow Afternoon
Local theater announces a matinee at 2 PM followed by the regular evening performance. Wil Be scheduled to headline with an afternoon show and a night performance on the same day.
Charter Granted for Tulon Sultana Fertilizer Co of Clarksburg
The Tulon Sultana Fertilizer Co of Clarksburg is chartered with authorized capital of $50,000. Incorporators include D M4 Mortis J B Irving Thad Post J T Dundy and others of Clarksburg. A gas well is drilled in by Lawrence Hoffman. A matinee is planned at 2 p.m. with plans for moving pictures and illustrated camps.
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Tulon Sultana Fertilizer Co
Clarksburg
Clark District
Wiscounty
West
Bristol
Mortis
J.B. Irving
Thad
Post
J.T. Dundy
Lawrence Hoffman
M. J. Prancis
Wilvonbure
Yegmiar
Might
Mies Aum Bickford
Gregg and
Swager
Ubvis
Neil’ Yortha
Happenings in the State and Nearby Towns
A miscellaneous roundup reports a Grafton youth arrested for drunkenness against his father, gas line plans for Grafton, and WVU graduate Q G Wilson becoming Central City schools superintendent. Buckhannon fire whistle antics, Morgantown map hoax, a threatened bridge removal at Morgantown, a Parkersburg bathhouse theft arrest, and 16 year old Seth Gibson shooting his stepfather in Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. G. Wilson
West Virginia University
Central City
Parkersburg
Seth Gibson
Benjamin Hamilton
Montgomery
Deeds Recorded Across Multiple Districts
Public records show transfers including R. Peck to Jota Moor for part of two lots in Bridgeport and J. B. Ritter to Edna Whitener for three lots in Coal district. Additional conveyances involve Hugh M. and Henry F. sbinn to Rhoda Muley in Giny district and Clarkstuns Industrial Co. to sane Owen T. Davis to C Hf and W B Taylor for one lot in Salem.
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R. Peck
Jota Moor
Bridgeport
J. B. Ritter
Edna FP. Whitener
Hugh M
Henry F. Sbinn
Rhoda F. Muley
Clarksburs
Tay Hor
Talkington
East Clarkeburg
Clarkstuns Tridustelal Co
Sane
Owen T, Davis
C. Hf
Taylor
Salem
Vance
Hornor
Louise C. Robinson
Laimberport
Pine Grove
Matty
Chhkie Moines, Sr
Tote
Northview
Death of Miss Shaw in this city
Miss Shaw 30 died this week at home of William Hawker near this city from cancer. The body was buried at her parents’ home on India Run. She was a sister of Mrs. William Hawker of Clarksburg and L. D. Shaw of near Grangeville.
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Molle Shaw
David Shaw
William Hawker
India Run
Clarksburg
L. D. Shaw
Grangeville
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Nicky
Taha
Lee Mires
Webster and Jefferson Ves. Aourt
Holmboe
Clarksbure Bup
Weat Pike Street
Glayr Street
Foribale—Douse and Lot
Yaquire
Euquire
James N. David
Court House
Cena
Rds Saala
Hardman , Bros
Smallwood
Tie Street
City
Calon Wes Tinsman
South Third
Waldo
Trina Duildhag
Isdy
East Pike Street
U. S. Army
The
North Chestnut Street
Wheeling
Law
Fourth Street
Mest
Miss McNeemar
Covert Acquitten
J.P. Ryokewe
Mary .Douns
Cbuldeen
SWEET
Grafton
Grafton Younglins
John T. McGraw
Buckhannon
Morgantown
Mannington Record
Monongah Mesa River
Miss Shaw
Masoen
DAN Liquor
Br Gaughan
Grand Opera House
Anna Beckford
Vador Porch
Crex Pare
Palmere*s
Etor
D. A. Godfrey
West Main Street
Parsons-Souders CO
Main St
Wan St
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