The Clarksburg telegram. [volume], July 07, 1893, Page 7, Image 8

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at KowJesburg this week. "I
0. J. Davis, of Parkersbu*g,
was hero Tuesday.
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-?Marsh Smith was home on a
short visit this week. 1
laf visiting
friends in Wheeling. and. Colum
bus.
Mrs; Fanny Ernest left Sun
day morning for a visit among
Wheel Ingfri ends. -
Guy Osborn and brother, Rich
ard, left for New York last Sun
day.
Richard Dunn and family, of
Wheeling,' are visiting Mr. Dunn's
parents on Water street
D. K. Stealey, of Louisville(
Ky? spent the 4th with his sister
hie.
Miss Willie Jennings, of^Graf-1
UOUU
ton, is visiting Miss Rossie
Hewesthis week.
Miss Bird Adler, of Baltimore,
is here visiting her rather, Philip |
Adler.
Mr. I. R. Cunningham, of Bar
bour, was among his old Harri
son county friends on the 4th.
Mrs. JndcA Ma-rxroll a*. A
Maxwell and son
Eddie were visiting in Wheeling |
this week.
Worthy H.' Post, of the R. M.
S? was down from Wheeling to
spend the 4th.
J. w/"^-"-*'- -
Barbour,
day. |
Miss Jennie Talbott Claude
Payne. Delet Talbott and Noto
lona Nutter from near Elk City
were in the city Tuesday.
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Mr. E. H..Crim, a well known
merchant,and . business man of
tPhiUwL was in* :t,he city ??
Miss Ida Brown, of Grafton,
was the pleasant guest of Miss
Gertrude Morgan the first of the
week. -
Misses Marie Mugler and Clara
Turner two of Grafton's hand
some young ladies are the guests
of Miss Nellie Steel this week.
Col. Marion F. Hall, the cul
tured Republican journalist, of
Philippi, was in the city a few
hours on Wednesday.
Important legal business sud
denly called .attorney Lewis 0.
Lawson to Staunton, Va.. the
first of the week.
Mr. Lehman Maxwell and
family have been visiting friends
and relatives in the city this
week. V -
Mrs. Ira 0. Post and daughters
Emma and Florence arrived last
week from a visit to the World's
Pair.
Miss Blanche Parrill, one of'
Clarksburgs accomplished young
ladies, is in Parkersburg this
week visiting friends.
Miss Maude Bassell, of Lost
Creek, is the pleasant guest of
Miss Anna Boggess this week.
Miss Lulu Sbuttleworth, of
Romine's Mills, will visit her
sister Mrs. T. E. Cunningham
next week.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. South
ern just returned from Ohio,
having spent the fourth in
Marietta.
Misses Mamie and Ida Hay
mond, Bessie Minnich, Laura
Boughner and Mattie Collins will
visit the World's Fair, on their
homeward trip from Montreal.
Mrs. R. R. Powell expects' to
leave for Virginia next Veek
where she will join her husband
and spend the summer.
Prof. L. J. Corbly, of tills city,
accompanied by Prof. A. J. Wilk
inson, of Grafton, are attending
the West Virginia Educational
Association at Huntington this
^.week.
The following are the names of
those . who departed from the
Clarksburg depot July, tfd to at
tend the Christian Mmmr.
s for a New1
was here ye?%v
of Washington, Fa., are here
spending a Jew days-with their
many friends. Mrs.. Baldwin
was a former resident of this
?"y- ;? ;? g 11'.:; m
We mentioned, in a former
issue, the marriage of Mr. Sheri
dan Griffin and Miss Lillie M.
Wyer at Grangeviile on Jane 25.
Since then we have received a
very elaborate account of the
wedding, and contrary to our
custom, make a second mention
of the event, which certainly was
one of the most elegantly plan*
ned weddings ever celebrated in
that community. . Rev. Henry
Langford, of Wes&n, was the
officiating clergyman. The
church, was packed with people
and as the fair bride passed down
the aisle, leaning upon. the arm
of her accepted husband; there
was a, subdued murmur of admira
tion. Many beautiful presents
to the bridto attested "her popu
larity in the community.
Marriage Llcentei.
James F. Ash, age 81, to Mary
Hurst, agp 17.
Hugh'J. Thompson, age 87, to
Nellie E. Kershner, age 28.
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? \ Transfer*. .
John W. Boggess to Amelia
Robinson, 60 p.?Eagle.
James M. Coffman to E. W.
Williams 2 lots.?Clark.
Justin Rittenhouse to J. D.
Hornor 267 a. coal.?Sardis.
John Baflsel, Com'r to Geo. W.
Caynor 8 a. 8'p.-?Union.
0. A. Short to L. M. Harmer,
&c. trustee. 1 room.?Clay.
D. W. Hammond to W. C. Mor
rison ? interest in land.?^CokL.
Joseph Thrash, to Alex. Losh
6 ai 17 p.?TJhion.
,,Ai :L?osh to .William Hickman,
M; B. Davis to C. L.'
1 lot.?^Grarifc?
Wm-'A. Boras to James M.
Burns interest in 6 a.?Elk.
Henry and Geo. Burns to same.
Elk.
J. M. Burns to J. M. White,
same?Elk.
Salem Whlipers.
Grant Davis is home for a few
days.
Mr. Henry Hawker spent Sat
urday and Sunday at his father s
in Hessville.
mibb Janie DaVls, of Ritchie
county, is visiting at her grand
fathers, Eld. James B. Davis.
Mrs. Frank Lowther and little
daughter, of New Martinsburg,
are visitins: at Filmore F, Ran
dolphs.
Mrs. James Swift and son,
Charles, who have been spending
some time at F. O. Mitchels, re
turned to their home in Plqua,
Ohio, Monday. Miss Mable
Mitchel accompanied them.
M. W. Davis rejoices over the
advent of a baby girl at his
house Saturday evening. All
doing well.
Rev. Huffman was installed
pastor of the S. D. Baptist church
last Saturday with appropriate
services.
The Ladies' Benevolent society
gave an icecream festival in
Henry Hawker's new ware house
Monday evening. I
Darwin Lippincotte has gone I
to Logan county, Ohio, to har-l
vest his wheat.
Mr. Hall, of the firm of Hall &
Hamilton, spent a few days with
his family in Ritchie county this
week. \
Charles F. Randolph, who has
been spending a few da^s in the
east teaching, made a snort call I
at President Gardlners's Sunday I
on his way to visit his father,
Franklin F. Randolph, at New
Milton.
Superintendent Rosier and l
Pres. Gardiner start this
(Wednesday) morning for Hun-1
tinfton to .attend the Teacher's
State Association,
Salem has a very creditable
ter of cleaning
rSwl
Highest of mil In Leavening Power.?Latert U. S. Gov't
Powd
ABSOLUTELY PURE
of that
aceommi
day eve,
iy. . t;L.a
Last Monday morning about
'station was discovered on fira
at Weston, and before any assist
ance could be rendered^wasbe
space of fifteen minutes it was
burned to the ground, destroying
everytmng. ^The plant was
owned by the Weston Electric
Light Water and Power Com
pany and was valued at about
$10,000. Insuranoe tl.OOOln the
Fire and Marine and Jefferson,
of Wheeling, and the Phoenii, of
Brooklyn. The cause of aie fire
attorney and notary Mobile from
Randolph county, who was ar
under the wl
river, He was a
?
r. Jacob
Ladies having oat
will call at Mrs. Fret
^oslte Holme* store,
Lambrecht is i
watches, olock*, and
all kinds.at prices to
appreciate a fine
Look here ! My
Sarlor is now open a
ept open durJng;S:
from 2 to 10 o'clock, i
and see us. W. M. Mc
block, Clarksburg.
Look here! To ii
m every house in towi
the next 80 days sel
Bros.'best patent ?1
cents per sack.. This