The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-15

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Nc aura Williams viii leave to,
morrow toAre-enter the Mary Baldwin
Seminary at stanton, Va.
Curt Robertson returned last night
from weeks vacation, spent in
wheeling and Pittsburg.
Miss corinne Helstrom has returned
from Simpson, where she has been
Nursing a typhoid fever case.
frs Lou Martin, Of Kingwood, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Bill ings1ea, of the Fifth ward.
Dr.. 3. n. Eddy, of Cross Roads, is
spending few days with his brother,
& Rev: NJ. Eddy, q. the South Side.
sss7S Miss Mary Shaver, of Seven Pines,
has been the guest of her brother, At
torney Glenn Shaver, for the past
week.
$ss Misses Lottie and Mary Deveny
went to Wheeling yesterday, where
they entered Mt. de Chantal for the
suing school year.
James Good, Of the Wagner-Palmers
5sS9O1u pdA1S Adu IASSit Ddu1S C1 uSuSu
in the machinery this week. The end
was taken entirely off.
III. IA Clayton, who came down from
q Lake Park to attend the funeral
ssof Friend Burt in Warrington, will re-
EIrn to the Park tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Tory are visit
ing friends in Indiana. They will visit
the St Louis Exposition before their
return and will be gone one month.
Lieut.. E.sB: Carskadon left for his
home near keyser, in Mineral county,
for a short visi: and to recupcratc
from the arduous a:,t;es of Manassas.
sssSss88saI issE Fay Smith. left this morning
for Wheeling, where she goes to ac-
cept5 position as stenographer with
one Of that city's prominent business
firms. va
Newton Jamison's illness has devel-
] oped into typhoid fever, but he is get
ting along very nicely, and it is not
he viii have a serious
case. .>,t.=t,.
Mrs. Grant Bennett is sufferer
leTtCtS2 HolS Ids pSSll
very much indisposed for several
weeks and makes but slight improve
aaent.
Or. Pinnell, Of Grafton. was in this
city yesterday to see his children. four
sof5 whom reside here, namely, Messrs.
b Frank and Will and Misses Adelaide
and Finas Pinnell.
tiers Of Williamsburg, Pa, who have
been visiting friends in this city dur
ing the past week, returned TO Pitts
.blrg this morning.
:Sss Mrs Frank Richie is recovering
4 gerry nicely from the injury she re-
81 ce.ived from a fall a week or more ago.
q AFR Richie will leave tomorrow for a
visit to the ST. Louis Exposition.
Miss Burris 5Boydston, who has been
Visiting friends in Pittsburg, is eX-
pected to return this evening and will
s he accompanied by her cousin, Miss
Josephine Calvert, who will be her
guest for a week or two.
Miss Una Carpenter who has been
y. a student in the music department at
the w. ". U. during the past year, viii
& continue in the course this year, go
ing back and forth on the train twice
each week for instruction.
Mrs. "a B. Cole, who has undergone
a siege of typhoid fever in ClarksourS,
was able to be brought to her fathers.
AIR. I. N. Lough's yesterday. She will
n be here for a week Or two, or until
5gshe has sufficiently recovered TO re-
Join her husband in Clarksburs.
Miss jamie Carpenter left yesterday
for Hollins' Institute near Roanoke,
= Va. where she will enter school this
year Her mother, Mrs. T. B. Carpen-
L ter accompanied her and will remain
with her for several days until she is
comfortably Settled in the school.
Mrs. w. S. Sample and daughter.
Miss Dell will leave tomorrow for
aIorgantown, where they will take
boat for Pittsburg. They will be Joined
& there by. Bert Sample, who will accom-
! Dany them to Charleston and back,
+ which trip they will make also by
boat. They anticipate delightful
river excursion and on their return
XIII stop for a few days in Pittsburg.