The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-21

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councilman aad Mrs. J. W. Everl1art
en- q to Elkns to visit their son who
81 york in an@offce there
ter George Clayton, little son Of
and Mrs Fred Kahrl. has been
quite sick forSseveraIs days.
Mrs Lee MALONE and daughter
Miss Blanche and Miss Anna Braden
are shopping In Pittsburg.
Miss Virginia Fleming returned yes
terday from her fathers summer
home, Oak Hall. near Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turney Reed returned
this morning from three weeks trip
10 St Louis and South Bend, Ind
Miss Anna Teasdale, late OF the City
u Hospital, will go to Warrington today
u to visit friends for a short time.
Misses Lille Jeffrey and May Prem
IN fer, of Pittsburg, are guests of Mrs.
81 T. Cunningham, Of Rhea Terrace,
Mrs. Jasper N. Kyle, of Clarks-
burg, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Mr.. Luther Tall1ington and family
1 ere moving from the Fifth ward to
theIr farm at Wallace, Harrison
county.
# Mrs. 2. H. Bennett, Mrs. John Ben
Hett and little daughter left yesterday
B Tor Athens, Ohio, on two weeks
visit to friends.
Miss Amelia Bingham, one of last
nights graduate nurses, is taking care
J OF Miss Goldie Riggs during her siege
OF Uphold fever
Miss Sidwell. one of, the City Hospi-
HaES graduates, returned to Warrington
t1rday to resume the care Of typhoid
patient in that city.
county, IS visiting his brother, the
sRev..J. w. Eddy, at his home on First |
sraet and Walnut avenue.
.Ir. and Mrs. S. E. Billingsley and I
1Er: and Mrs. C. o: Jackson. of the |
Fifth ward, returned Monday evening
from a trip to the ST. Louis Fair.
s@ John "A. Cassidy and Miss Luvera X.
I DeVault We're married at the home of
Charles Grubb, in Winfield district,
Monday, by Rev. w R. Hennen.
Walter Turney, of Newark, N. J.,
Eho spent the greater part of last
Hronth in this city, returned this morn
rag to Fairmont and expects to locate
here Indefinitely.
Lieutenant E. B. CarsEadon ar
rived in the city last evening from
his home in Mineral county, and will
leave this eSening for a trip to the
Fair at ST. LOUIS
Charlie Swisher. the Republican
nominee for Secretary of State. and
ana. Of the best fellows on the ticket is
here consulting the party leaders,
FsrlSersburg Dispatch.
Hiss Mary shinn's many friends will
be Sorry to learn that she has been |
sst,y poorly for the past few days.
she has had hard siege of fever and
she is not yet'ou Of danger.
Dr.J. H. Binns and daughter. Miss
SEara, of this city, and son, T. NJ.
E{nns, of Pittsburg,T have gone to ST.
Louis to visit the Worlds Fair. They
expect to be gone two or three weeks.
Rufus e. Rodr,lc!1, Of Mineral coun-
". is in the city looking after the
business and settling up the estate of
his brother, the late Clarence Edgar
Rodruck, who lived at Mannington
he has been appointed admnistra-
fo- of the personal estate and gave
5i1ond of $4,000
n l.. -Ati1a, of Huntington, &C
tSHupanied by his son Clarence, was
in the city yesterday and called TO see
MS It was the latter's first visit to
his county seat, and he was favorably
impressed with it. Mr.. Atha is pleased
with the political outlook generally
ed believes the Republicans OF Man
nS1gton district are in good shape.
The musicale in Willard Hall Satur-
day evening viii be well worth your
attendance.
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