The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-14
IS
.Meklnne.:y IS a Wheeling visitor.


Oldham. Of the High
School facult very much indis-
pose
Reed is very seriously i'll
lehon1es of5 Ter atlner in Whining
tor, Del
Dana Miller 81 in town one day
! this week en- route from the encamp-
men to his home.
S5sS NJ ISL AURA Williams will leave to.
I !, morrow r1s' esenter the Mary Baldwin
Seminary atsstanton. Va.
Curt Robertson returned last night
4 from a weeks vacation, spent in
sss,sNhee1ing and Pittsburg.
Miss Corinne Helstrom has returned
from Sim pson, where she has been
nursing a typhoid fever case.
3:s Mrs Lou Martin, Of Kingwood, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
s8Bil1ingslea, Of the Fifth ward
n Eddy, of Gross Roads, is
n spending few days with his brother,
y Rev Mr. Eddy, OF the South Side.
g5ssA1 Miss Mary Shaver, of Seven Pines,
has been the guest Of her brother, At
#storney Glenn Shaver, for the past
week.
s6.s3 Misses Lott1e and Mary Deveny
went Wheeling yesterday, where
they entered Mt. de Chantal for the
y ensuing school year.
sss5 James Good, Of the Wagner-Palmers
COMPANY, had a finger badly crushed
I'm the machinery this week. The end
/ was taken entirely off.
5 U.SA Clayton, who came down from
Mt Lake Park to attend the funeral
of Friend Burt in Warrington, will re-
+ & turn to the Park tomorrow.
S7ss5 Mr.. an Mrs. J. l. TORY are visit
in Indiana. They will visit
the ST. Louis Exposition before their
return and will be gone one month.
Lieut.. E:B Carskadop left for his
home near Keyser, in Mineral county,
for a. short visit aud to recupcrato
from the arduous .I:le:es Of Manassas.
Miss Fay Smith left this morning
for Wheeling where she goes to ac-
SSACCLt dsspOSll1Ct1 41SS4apLti Will
one Of that city,s prominent business
firms.
s Newton JaEnison's illness has devel-
oped into typhoid fever, but he is get
tine along very nicely, and it is not
thought that he viii have a serious
case. - ,-.s,,e..ee-
rs. Grant Bennett is sufferer
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very much intisposed for several
weeks and makes but slight improve
men
DR. Pinnell, of Grafton. was in this
city yesterday to see his children. four
of whom reside here, namely, Messrs.
Frank and Will and Misses Adelaide
and Finas Pinnell.
Mrs. w IS. Fleming and two daugh
tiers. Of Williamsburg, Pa, who have
been visiting friends in this city dur
ing the past week, returned to Pitts
! burg this morning.
0 Mrs Frank Richie is recovering
q Very nicely from the injury she re-
Il seiyed from a fall a week or more ago.
\. Mr. Richie will leave to-Inorrow for a
!: visit to the st. Louis Exposition
ss5gS Miss EBurris Boydston, who has been
Visiting friends in Pittsburg, is eN-
Dected to return this evening and will
be accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Josephine Calvert, who will be her
4 guest for a week or two.
Miss Una Carpenter, who has been
v a student in the music department at
& the w ". u. during the past year, will
continue in the course this year, 60
ing back and forth On the train twice
each week for instruction.
Mrs. "a. B. Cole, who has undergone
siege of typhoid fever in Clarkshurg,
was able to be brought to her fathers,
zSsIr. L. N. @Lough's yesterday. She will
n be here for a week or Two. or until
she has sufficiently recovered to re-
Join her husband in ClarksburS.
Z Miss jamie Carpenter left yesterday
I for aHollins' Institute near Roanoke,
1 Va, where she will enter school this
year. Her mother, Mrs. T. B. Carpen-
ter, accompanied her and will remain