The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-13

II init brfcIs mouse Oh St-aSt rks avenue
4 Il into hich he poets IL move fiji fissS
d! near future hare II ii II
z view both Of III 81 and river but oh
5EEnly! won't he s;,it fresh breezas Sfafss
ling the winter mon ss.ss
81 Presley LaNnlan has res Ign tI II is
position in the Merrill eld fesss
taurant, and has gone on u ii
among relatives and friend ont
Winfield district. He is Succeeded
his former position by Buster Rack
who is now catering behind the llncIs
counter.
The funeral services of Nelson "a
/ cobs, who died near Halleckg on las
i Friday morning, We're held at Mt, Zion
NJ. E. church, on Saturday afternoon al
4 = O'clock. He was widely conneetssi
Land highly esteemed in the comma
nifty and large number of@relatiYes
and friends We're present a { the ser
vices which were conducted By lis
/ own local pastor. The interment fol
lowed Immediately after the services
in the cemetery adjoining the church,
MuiSLs lSlI tilG=9iStStfE1 SStliiS5
representatives from almost every
family in that community far ana
near, and for general ions past, so TINT
many to-day feel they re a 50 crsd
interest there. M
Charles D. Martin. of East Park. has
secured the contract for plasterins
the five government buildings being
built at Locks No. a 2, a 3, an si5
He will begin work on til g. sans Ms
soon us the Iatn arrives, which IS 81
pected daily. Charley also has the
contract for the Peter Barnes haiise
on State street, the new Giihart house
on East Park avenue. and also for he
mayors RESIDENCE When these con
tracts are completed, he; thengoesto
a job in Rowlesburg. Md, In waiting
for him.
MI. and Mrs. Ashman Carpenter are
furnishing their .spang, new hense
on Guffey street. preparation to keep
ing boarders. Among the first requi-
sites provided was to subscribe fol.
the West virgfnian. Mrs Carpenter
has the reputation OF proyid ding wei US
for her household and turns mons
away empty from her well flied table sss
Ed Dodd. daughter and grand
who have been visiting
among relatives and friends ms
diana, returned home Saturday morn
ing last. The meetings of thes &c
dads" for discussing publ issues
within the First ward, have been quito
in the absence of Ed. e5s
is one of the faithful attendant but
is prone to stray away occasio nall
to the huckleberry bushes. However.
it is peculiar to nature, and we are
glad to welcome him back.
Mrs. Eli u. Fortney left on Saturs
day to visit her fat her, J Ohm 81. Harr. Eli
of Union district. The house is lock
ed, lonely and dark for the most par ssz
now, and Eli has to forage among
awaiting the action of council upon a
petition from our citizens, looking
his restora ton. The First ward ctss
ers too much area to be protected III
its interests by one policeman al nj sht
and none by day. Already sinces Tic
trial of it, the cows are seen roam In IS
our streets in the day. grazing on
awns, and carving off 6 hoice flower
ng plants in their Jaw While cfl asati
n vain by the owners We need. and
'ur interests demand one policenaii
~ day as well as night. md we icss
:ouncil will see their. way clear 4 q
tor the petition.
Charley Hough started with a
i friends in his yacht for & BAH gl
came at Traction Park on last
ay some means they got nlpfe gasa IA
Inc aboard than the ngine
consume, and with yisionar;
n their heads or undue excitement
hey tried 10 run the yacht On dry
;round by the same princip1a as
water. They discovered their mistake
,nIy after beraking the % propeller S535
nd otherwise wrecking the zach Il se1
hat the father of the craftsman i;Iaa
o go TO the rescue and bring aek
9th the remains and crew
iharf, where he gave them some pEs
ate lessons on navigation BY