The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-25
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Gs3sMcMalh1eon. 81 sister.sville. IS
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Lewis. 81 Gray1,s Fiat, left for
trip to-day.
Miss Her:tzog, Of Baltimore. is a
gaestsfatt the Peacocksfarm.
DDepnty Sheriff q. F. Davis is out
dnSsthe county collecting taxes
drs Thomas ". Arnett is i'll at her
home on Locust avenue of typhoid
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a. j: Lewis and Miss Lewis. of
Sra Flat are stopping in the city
tosdays
MrsNray Of Pittsburg. sister of
Mr.W i. Hartman, is a guest at the
y. swisher left today for
NewSsYork City. He will be gone the
remainder Of the week.
Mrs.D r. Gibson and son Fred will
leave this evening for a two weeks
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Miss Anna Durbin Sands returned
last evening from a two weeks visit
q Pt. Pleasant friends.
Albert 7. Watson reached home yes
SSterday afternoon, but will return to
Baltimore this evening.
syIvanus W Hall and daughter,
sAAIiss@sMamie, returned from the sea
shore---Atlantic City-last night.
M. ana Mrs. J. c. Ward and chill
u drenleft this morning for Cadiz, o.,
Mayor G. w Kinsey is attending
the Union Baptist Centennial at Simp-
SON, Taylor county. He will return
Friday evening
saiss Fannie Elliot. of Parkersburg,
afrIYed last night and will be a guest
atsthe@ahome Of Mr.. A. ]. Stone for a
weeks.
MT.and Mrs. w. sellars and little
sdaughterB Beatrice left yesterday On a
n weeks trip to Atlantic City, Phil
ade1phia and Baltimore.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton left this morn
ing for Wheeling and Wellsburg, where
she will visit for a few days before re-
4 to her home in Pittsburg
Mr.and Mrs. Harry Shaw and little
Victor and Mrs. Shaw's mother,
Mrs. Z. Berry, will leave tomorrow
smornlingo on a three weeks trip tc Pitts
bnrg&NeW York, Niagara Falls and
Mt. Clemens.
Mr:.NVillis Haw1ey left yesterday cor
st U Mrs. Hawley, who has been
spending several weeks with friends
IN Iowa, will accompany him home,
after spending a week or ten days at
exposition.
Mr.SH awkinberry, Of the First ward,
for whom h Kings Daughters and
church people provided a trained
nurse, has passed the critical point in
typhoid fever, and DR.. Sterling gives
encouragement for his speedy recov-
erg.
Mr.. Frank P. Kelley and eleven other
invited guests will have a most pleas
ami onting on the river tonight. A
launch will take the party to some ia
Voredsspot, where a dainty lunch will
be discussed. The affair is compli-
mentary to Miss Clara CROPPED, Mrs
W-@S.5Hamilton's house guest.
Colebank, of Hendricks,
Tucker county, h gentleman who has
bought the ALT Richmond property in
Fifth ward, is getting ready to be. .
a citizen of Fairmont. He is
here already and is repairing the house
preparatory to its occupancy, and has
already moved some of his belongings,
so he might be called g Fairmonter
now. He is the father OF H. F. Cole
bank, of b Fifth ward. /,
Doe Waddell. business manager of
fFaust's Minstrels, was in the city to-
perfecting arrangements for the s
appearance of this organization in this
city Thursday, Sept. /. He promises {
one of the best attractions that has 1
ever visited this city. AS has been t
previously announced, the Faust Min t
&strels will inaugurate the season at /
the local play house this year, and it t
is sure to be greeted by a largo an s