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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
8
The Harrison County tural Letter Gurriene Association will meet at the court house on Tuesday May 0p at 10 20 am for electing delegates to the shore convention and transacting such other business as may come before the association. All carriers are requested to be present.
Initiations are planned for the Woodmen of the World during tonight's regular meeting in the Pythian hall. Arrangements will be made for the camp to attend the unveiling of a monument over the estate of Sovereign Wickan at Pennsbord next Sunday afternoon. all members urged to attend.
In a Sunny Sunday incident near Blue Rock house Mindle Fork district a farmer, Highland, shot alleged assailant Herron during a dispute over legal matters. Herron died from a chest wound claimed to be self defense but controversy surrounds whether Highland meant to strike or if Herron fell onto a weapon. Highland surrendered to authorities as the case moves to grand jury. two witnesses and local officials attended a preliminary hearing.
Farr imont resident K A GH is in town. F R Ast from Buckhannon visits. Afram Lynch of Lynch is a city visitor Wednesday. C Wright from Moundsville is here on business. TR Le Osborn recently from Parkersburg on a business visit. A D Hollen visits from Bristol. Prof R M Fisher of Sartis comes for city business. Iynest Morris returned from Charleston Clay Court House and Ronceverte to handle Holmboe Lafferts architect business.
Real estate activity shows up to $2,500,000 worth sold in Clarksburg from January 1911 to now with multiple properties listed. Highlights include a Broad Oak cottage on Harrison Street with five rooms and oak finish, priced at $2,500 with flexible terms, and a Linden Avenue home described as one of Clarksburg's finest, valued at $8,500 with $5,000 down and two year financing. Also offered are vacant lots in Stewart addition and other properties on Stealey Street and Fowler Avenue with varied terms and prices.
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