The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-30

.5ssz FIRST WARD.
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: ~ Our SECULAR Correspondents. !.
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FIRST WAIRsD.

J, street, who has been off duty on ac
count of sickness for a few days, is
reported to be convalescent.
George Henderson and son, whom
we reported i'll of typhoid Y {
short time ago. are both progressing
as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. James Taylor and son and Mrs
ST. Clair, all of Pittsburg, are visiting
at the home of H. F. Leonard.
Mrs. Elijah Curry, of Hammond, who
was operated on about ten days ago
at the City Hospital for an internal
tumor, is doing well. and expects to
return to her home within a few days.
Mr.. n Mrs. Perry Cox, who have
been visiting II. r. Kiger, of Market
street, returned home last Saturday.
Rev. O. D.. King. pastor of the Dia-
nlond Street NJ. f. Church, who is
sick of typhoid fever, is doing Well.
His former nervousness and headache
accompanying the attack have sub
sided, 50 that he rested comfortably
yesterday. Rev. L. L. Moran occupied
his pulpit for him last Sabbath morn
ing and evening.
Mrs. Clarence D. Robinson and Miss
oliNe boNsiS AsNG& SpIle -loI IL Two
weeks sojourn at Atlantic City. They
arrived safely and write back in terms
of ecstasy over their ocean expert
ences and seashore life.
Miss Rose Mckinney. of Merchant
street, has returned home from a visit
to her sister in Guernsey county. Ohio.
She is o ready to renew her duties
as q teacher in our public school with
renewed energy and visor.
William a. Uric moved yesterday
from the Merrifield Hotel. on Water
street. ipto the new M~onongahela
Bank building. Mr.. Smith, the cash
Ter. had already preceded him, and.
with his family. occupy the second
story of the building, which is receiv.
ing the last finishing touches in the
banking rooms below, and indicates
that business will soon be stirring on
that corner of Merchant street, for
which the people have long been anX
iously waiting.
Andy West and wife entered upon
their family record last Saturday the
arrival of a baby girl. The girl is all
right, but this being Presidential year.
why did not Andy think of 1t in time
to go ack of the returns and enroll
it as a boy? But it is too late now.
John Stanley, the harness merchant
on Water street, is wrestling with an
attack of hay fever for the past few
days. He finds it quite an even match
for him to butt up against, yet he
stays with it and Keeps driving away
at business. though he coughs, wheezes
and weeps by turns as the contest
wages.
Miss Grace Whitehafr has returned
home after a visit with her grandma.
of Eose,nont. Taylor county.
John y. Jenkins, OF Rosemont, is i'm
the city visiting his two sons.SVi11 and
Budd Jenkins, and his daughter, Mrs.
Whitehair. He will remain until the
arrival of his wife a little later. when
they viii return home together.
DR.. c.. f. Boyers, Jr, went out on
Prickett's Creek last Sunday and as
Methodist preacher In the home
of Rev. w. w Blossom. Although in.
he gave evidence of pos.
a strong pair of lungs and
good oratorical powers. Under the
good tuteldGe that he VIII receive we f.
may expect to hear of the reverend
arrangements at the next :
meeting of Conference to secure a
rial appointment for him. We join
with their friends in congratulations
There seems to be epidemic of ty-
ohoid fever in Warrington at present. ,
n answer TO the call from physicians
here. o u nurses have cen supplied
~ the City Hospital to assist them in
aking care of their patients. i
T. r. Hoult has put his new store !
on Merchant street in apple :
lie order ready for his future occu- :,
,ancy, and expects to be busy to-day :
md tomorrow moving his goods into
from his old stand on Bridge street. :
h improvements made and the :.
room secured by the change :
will not only have more comfort :
nd convenience, but we trust a still :,
increasing and profitable bust :
Iess trade likewise. Success to him.
Tom Merrife1d, of Madison street.
eft our city for Huntington yesterday, :
o join DOC" Ralph Brown in wait :
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