The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-20

"a .#5$% J.s% OsNeiIEreturned To-Day from
~ two weeks visit on his farm. near
New Central
III Car, Of Latrobe, Pa, is the
guest Of James yandervoort at
Peacock arm.
Mss Jennie Berger, of Weston, is
guest Of MI. and Mrs J. L. Davis,
tn First ward.
rs Joseph Miller and sister, Miss
Elizabeth Flanagan, are visiting
friends IN Grafton.
83ssa M tss# Grace Dering, Of Morgantown,
again very i'll, her condition being
considered very serious.
4 Frank Murphy, who has been re
ssceiving treatme at a sanitarium in
Marietta. Will return home this even
i.
Isl Is. Nv. N . NJ acTaggart and chill
sdren returned Thursday from two
month s visit to friends in Pennsylva-
Il MIA.
5 ss$ Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pinnell came
I'D ONE last night from weeks stay
I'm Grafton, having driven through both
MISS Jennie Fisher came in on No
s55 last night from Mountain Lake
L, where She had been spending
week.
Mrs Grace Willison, of Cumberland,
\ Md, is visiting Miss Ava Brown DIT
corner Of Third street and Walnut
avenue.
Marcel1e Jackson, who has been on
The hospital staff at the Huntington
tssencampment, returned home last
evening.
Ruben Timber, the mining insurance
mar. who has been in Clarksburg dur
Z ing the past two weeks, returned to
this city last night.
q rs. Jett Brannon. the profession
al nurse, has returned from Clarks-
& burgs s, WI here she has been during
several weeks past:
S}3sS5B Miss Lou Wilde, OF Parkersburs,
i who has been the guest of her sister,
AIRS Fred Wright, for several weeks.
1 vii leave Monday for Pittsburs.
stoetzer's friends will be
glad to know that she is getting along
\ very nicely. It is thought that she
4 viii not have severe case of typhoid
fever.
rs. Rose Burt and Mrs Zanie
RIackshire were among the number
ON Warrington here yesterday at
tending the funeral of Mrs. Matilda
s Nh Miss Annie Thompson, teacher OF
East Pittsburg, who has been visiting
y y her cle, II. p. Blair, at EOS Jeffer-
son street. returned to PittsburS this
morning
Rev. H. G. Stoetzer who returned
from lis vacation by reason of the ill
ness OF his wife, viii preach to-mor
row morning and evening at the Pres
Sbyterian Church.
Mrs. B. H. Hiner, OF Franklin,
sPentileton county, is the guest of Mrs.
SsB. Sieg,s of Locust avenue. Mrs.
fIiner stopped here on return trip
\ from the St. Louis exposition.
5S5@ Mrs e. F. Hartley, who has been
4 spending the summer at Terra Alta,
Ca me home yesterday for short stay.
Philip Pitzer returned last night
+ from a. few days visit at Mt. Lake
81 Park
AIessrs z. A BilIingslea and Lee
n Reinh eimer returned from Wheeling
last night, where they had been at
tending the funeral of Henry Seman.
grand treasurer OF the l. Q. o. F. Of
this State.
Mi Miss Anna Braden, who has been
spending a pleasant two weeks in Win
sScFester and in the Shenandoah Valley,
Virginia, returned home last evening.
Miss Edna Aenear, who accompanied
$her;$will remain for some time longer
Eugene Nuzum and daughter, Miss
aTessie, left for ST. Louis Thursday
night on a ten days visit to the fair.
N r. Nuzun will go from there to his
n home, in Tuscaloosa, Ala, but Miss
Tessie viii rejoin her mother here,
and they will return home some time
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Greene, OF
n Clarksburg, were here one day this