The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-09-27
PERSONAL
Mss Mary MeKinne9 is indispesed

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the city today.
Fred Boone. Of Monongah. a one
Of our callers today.
zJ. Martin, Of Amos, is down at
Eis county seat o.day
George colbert, If the Eastward, is
VERY i'll Of typhoid fever
Harry Smith and Charles Robb left
sHis morning for ST. Louis
stark Wilhide.. Of E1Rins, is the
gues OF friends IN the@clty
Sewton Jamison s our again after
a night attacsof tyPhoid fever.
Prosecuting attorney Powell has
been indtsposed since yesterday.
Titomas Jarrett one OF our patrons
81 watson called to see rs to-day
Dr and Mrs. ". II. sands spent
tmo days this week in country recre5
alton.
Sanford Jones ana wife returned
home yesterday from q *nrief visit at
PifssbRrg.
Or D.. S: Pinnell and son. Master
John, Of Grafton, are visiting friends.
in The city.
Miss Minnie Meserve has been very
m for several daysat her home in
the First ward
Mrs. j. ". Reeves Starts for St.
Louis tomorrow, andwi11 take IN the
Fai while there.
s. G Morris, o the police force,
left thisrnorning for a visit to the ST.
Louis Exposition.
Mrs. Ellsworth Swfsher. of Guffey
street, is at the City Hospital receiv-
ing treatment for fever.
De- w F.. Boyers, wife and two chill
dren, have returned home from a visit
with friends near Petersburg.
Conductor A. G. Michael, of car No.
q q the line OF the local Traction
is spending this week at his home
al Fairview.
Mrs. Lee Laughed and Mrs. Frank
Pride areshere to attend the Funeral
of Mrs. j. /. swindler, Which tool
place this afternoon.
@H#Gas&s# E.es=. E-ss 80.
Mrs. G.. S. A1cCaferty and two little
SONS, of Grafton, are guests of Mrs.
MeGafferty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
d Orr, of the First ward.
KRIS. E.. B. Nuzum and family left
fhIs morning for their home in Tus-
-saEoosa, Ala, after having spent a
pleasant summer with friends in this
city.
Louis Kneisel, barber in Dick Sher-
woods Watson Hotel shop, will leave
to=morrow~morning for his home in
ONO He will visit the Pittsburg Ex-
position before returning.
General Yardmaster w. R. Riggs
and Conductor Frank Gump are in Nc
Msehen today attending the funeral
cf Edward Schriver, a B. and Q. con
ductor who met death near Benwood
Saturday, They will return tonight.
Fred Hayes, OF New Mexico, is Wis,
ting at his old home in this city. Mr..
Hayes is a railroader. and was one of
The first to operate on the II. r. di-
VIsion. Later he went to New Mex
1co where he has been engaged in the
same business for several years.
Mrs. Bruce>Hite and niece, Mrs. Car
RE Royers,leave tonight for Gamer
On where they go to&attend the Hite.
Bcor wedding, announcement of which
IVES made in this paper a few days ago.
The young couple will take a wedding
tour after which they will return to
Warrington to reside.
mayor Kinsey returned last night
from ~Boothsville, where he attended
the funeral of his last remaining I'M
eleS Gabriel Smith. MIR Smith was
IN MS n-inety-second ear and was
Nen and favorably known in his sec
tio1- h funeral was one of the
largest eve held in the county,
Principal w. L. MCGOWAN, of the
Normal School. was not able to at
1eIfd to his Normal duties yesterday
ok %ccoun of the injury to his leg
caused by being struck by a ennis
OH last week. For a while the iniur-
ed member seemed to be doing we'll,
biz yesterday became worse. lie is
able TO attend to his work today.