Millinery Opening Tonight At Parsons-Sanders Co
A cordial invitation to the general public and ladies to attend the annual all millinery opening beginning this evening and continuing until Saturday night. Music from Wells's orchestra performs from 8 to 9 with a program of two steps waltzes serenades and overtures. A new mine superintendent arrives. the stork visit at the home of Mr and Mrs Grant White in Industrial. He weighs eleven pounds. City Market offers home butchered meats.
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Parsons-Sanders Company
Dapee- Inily
All Millnery
Wells
Raymond Genin
Miller
Gus Smith
Normanda
Philharmonie
Stephen Foster
America
Stork
Ang
Grant White
Office Moves to Hawker Building in Shin190nston
The central Farmers Telephone Company office moved from Riley millinery on Bridge Street to room 4 in the Hawker Building. Miss Atchie Riley remains operator. With lines linked to Bell, service is more convenient for residents. Local residents and visitors noted include Muta A. Swiger, Dr. Emory Strickler, Charles L. Watkins and son Edwin, and Rev. P. J. Null visiting Fairmont and Monongalia county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Charles L. Watkins
Edwin
Fairmont
Liosd Jarvis
Boothsville
P. J. Null
Monongalia County
John
A. C. Null
E. W.strickler
Kingwood
Broadus Institute Forms Athletic Club Leadership Team
An athletic club is organized at Broadus Institute with Leonard Richardson as president and desne IR Riley as vice president. Gay Metheney serves as secretary, and committees include constitution by G R Jackson, Russell Roe, Jesse F Riley. athletes Guy Metheney, Harvey Williams, Russell Roe, Wilbur Spiker, George Jackson. G W Metheney elected president and George Jackson manager of football. Dr Sydory Post returns from Fairmont after attending the aes ah me Mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadus Institute
Leonard Richardson
Desne IR
Riley
Gay Metheney
G. R. Jackson
Russel Roe
Jesse F Riley
Guy Metheney
Harvey Williams
Russell Roe
Wilbur Spiker
George Jackson
G. W.afetheney
Committen On Athleticn
P. and G. Naphtha Soap Promotion
An advertisement urges customers to request P. and G. Naphtha Soap rather than generic naphtha soap. It claims superior quality and value, advises shopping elsewhere if the grocer does not carry P. and G. and notes the price of five cents a cake.
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Bates
Baker’s
Koblegard Insurance Agency
Moore Bulding
Fourth Street
Welch @ Kiggins
Superior
Welch & Kiggins
West Pike
Parkersburg
Hairmont
Dewey G
James Burns
Pontiac
Mich
West Virginia
Wheeling
Galliger
Green Pilot
Stan
Ethel Woodford
Dovely
Mary Laidley
Hedrick
Gosnell
Kenneth M
Arnold
Mimie Johnson
Pointer A
Boyd
Mitchell
Princess Hal
Bernaldo
Rhodes
Oxar
Reynolds
Dr. Gry
Curry
Pilot B
Clark
Happy
Syracuse
Ashborn
Demerast
Bataury
Madinn Square
Leland
Jupiter
Alesux
Burna
Halock M
Oia
Kingmors
Hopkins
King
Rodney
Parsons-Sonders
Riley Millinery Store
Hawker Building
Athletic. Glub
Broaddus
Dr. Sydory Post
Ben Levy
Gigar
W, Val
James A. Banister
Eamata
Hughland Bros. & Gore
Bell 137
Consolidated
Harrison & Harrison
West Pike Street
Holmboe & Lafferty
W.ve
Bluceld
W.va
Athens
Ss Cement G. M. West
Gen Eh
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