The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-04
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The Fairmont7 City Hos pita1 is to be
con graduated on having secured as
natron Mrs. Saunders, OF Baltimorei:
who IS spoken of as one Of the most
efficient and experienced matrons Of
that city, Up to the present she is
highly appreciated by the medical
corps in charge, who feel that they
have procured the right person for:
the position at the right time. All the.
available rooms of the hospital being
occupied with patients, the manager
secured furniture yesterday for twelve
more rooms. mis- is an evidence OF.
the growing, popularity of the hospital,
and when completed in all its depart
ments, will prove credit to ourscity.
and a benefaction to its people.
Mrs. Clarence Leonard and daughter
Louise have gone TO Washington, D..
C., to visit Mrs. William Scott.
The wife of John Wigginton, our
city e1ectrician,i is in the hospital, sick
of typhoid fever. Alkaline, daughter
of H. c. Hudgins, is also sick Of the
same disease a her home.
O1ney Levelle, the grocer on Mer-
chant street, has just returned from
a business trip to Wheeling.
The good Republicans. of the First.
ward are lining up for the Daily West
v;rginian and the coming campaign.
Loman Hoult, the fishing expert
1 %1,S%
hereafter what fish he fails to catch
on his trot line he proposes to run
| down IN his new sail boat, that none
may escape him. Loman is an inge-
NOUS and willy fisherman
Work on the long looked for, and
the much desired paving of Morgan
town avenue, is at last begun. The
width and grade were being staked
off yesterday, preparatory to the work
of grading which is to begin at this
end on next Monday morning. The
| paving will follow on in order as the
avenue is made ready for it. We are
| watching for the members OF the COM
mittee having this projected improve
m ent in hand, that we may take off our
hat and make a low bow to them for
| their courage in going forward with
| out further delay. The citizens OF the
First ward and those financially in
| terested, were growing exceedingly
anxious to see the work inaugurated
before the subscriptions secured fo..
| it should become forfeited, and now
that the preparatory steps are already
taken. every one IS congratulating
| II no g n "a
derived thereirom, and expressing
only words of praise for. those, who by
their interest, work and means con-
| tributed. have made this possibili-
" for the near future. Those who
| have already made subscriptions there
to will show their appreciation by be-
ing ready to pay their pro rata shares
thereof as the work advances, that it
may be pushed to a speedy finish and
get we'll settled before the fall rains
/ and winter comes on. Those who
| have not yet subscribed. but have
property along the line to be enhanced
in value, will now have an opportunity
to do so, and help make up the small
amount of the estimated cost yet re-
quired, so that the work may be COM
| pleted tree from DEBT, and all De maze
happier by the result
Rev. Q. David, supplying the Pres
byterian churches of Uztown and
| Fleming Chapel, has been negotiating
for room in suitable location
within the First ward, looking to the
organization of a Sabbath School, and
| possibly regular services later on, If
the conditions shall be found to war
rant the same
J. N. Gaskill, the contractor, is push
ing forward the work on the new Mo-
nongahela Bank building. 1t is now
being lathed and plastered. and begins
| to look as though the end We're near
at hand. When completed, it is going
/ to be one of the most attractiv G
structures within the First ward.
Any subscribers to the Daily West
! Nirginian from the East side OF the
river who may have trouble about the
prompt delivery Of their paper, will
please notify the solicitor, E. E. Mo-
ran, and he will look into the mat
ter for them.
The Improved Order Of Red Men
will hold memorial service at Maple