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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1908
Page
5
A garbled 1900s ad notes Devoe paint pricing per gallon, claims long-lasting results, and outlines a meeting for protective agents in Turbut County with a 2% time. It also promotes Chamberlain's Salve as a cure for chapped skin and sore nipples, available from dealers.
Mrs. Post presides over by laws meeting at Mrs Cecil Jarvis home with officers appointed. New members listed, plus social happenings include a bridge party hosted by Mrs Anson Parr with guests from multiple cities, and marriages of Brice English and Gertrude Bottenfield at 2 East Pike Street.
Tose Furhee and Lulu Rose joined in marriage with Clyiat Rose in Oakland Md. W A Purhee, oil man, attended the wedding and they departed for the East. Margaret Cline attended as bridegroom’s sister. In Palrmont, Thomas Robart Snider wed Margaret Mowatt at Mrs Agnes Howatt’s home on Pierpont venue. George M Shahan and Edna Swisher wed Rev Do W Cunningham at the Dull street church in Stewey addition.
Patrick Millen James Cook and Thomas Smith remained in custody after defying authorities. Millen and Cook faced two days each and Smith five days for drunkenness. A $4.60 penalty from All Odell and a $0.60 from John Doe were left unpaid. The cases were set for hearings with crowds attending the Republic meeting at Seaton and Buckhannon.
Delegates at the convention nominated Charleston after Wheeling withdrew the initial Wheeling choice. Charleston won unanimous selection as president, with notes of harmony and thanks to organizers and media. A postal notice asks owners of several books to present or claim them with the Lowndes Savings Bank and Trust Company.
In Monongah on October 22 colored voters attended a tar meeting by W. W. Jenkins of Clarkapore who argued for developing the man then the state. He attacked labor’s stance under Republican ties while praising Democracy as unfavorable to labor. The packed schoolhouse opened by Charles W. Maurence with praise for the speaker and an invitation for future visits.
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