The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-08-18
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i Mrs. Lually McNutt. daughter o
William and LSddy Fox. died Sunday
August 14th, Il 904, leaving small
baby girl. that may not recover from
severe sickness. Mrs. McNutt was
born on Miracle run, April eth. 1888
4 and was very popular young lady
in her nefghborhood. She had not
4 been married two years when she
died. The funeral took place from
4 the NJ. E. church near her old home
on Miracle run, conducted by Rev.
1 D.. H. Reid, pastor Of the M. z.
i Church. South, this city, assisted by
Rev. Meredith, her pastor. One of
| the largest gatherings this county
/ has seen for some time attended her
4 funeral.
The regular services at the NJ. p.
Church. South, will be conducted by
1.-the pastor next Sabbath morning and
evening. AS conference is drawing
near, it would be We'll for all the
members of the church to he pres
ent.
Let there be "a good attendance OF
the children at Sabbath School, espe-
cially.
Mr.. Smiley Smith got his finger
hurt and poisoned while working on
an oil We'll, and he has not been able
to work for a few days.
Miss Maude Hamilton, of Fairmont.
is visiting her cousins, Misses Eta
and Osa Hamilton.
Col Joseph Mcpermott, Of Morgan
town was in our city Tuesday even
ing.
The Misses Ice of Gray,s Flat, We're
here Monday.
Mrs. Ulysses Hamilton and family,
of Morgantown. and Mrs. j. e. Par
IRISH, of Grafton. were here Sunday,
the guests of p. w. Yost and family.
They attended the Yost memorial
at Basnett.
superintendent j. a. Lash. Frank
Carpenter and Larney McBee have
returned from st. Louis, where they
attended the fair for week They
report delightful time.
John Williams, of Cameron, was in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Flick, OF New Martinsville.
who has been visiting Mrs. Morris
McNutt, returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Carl Yost is visiting relatives
at McMechen, Marshall county.
Chas. Burns, of the National House,
has entered Cooks Hospital for treat
ment for his stomach.
Mrs. w. C. Miller is at Terra Alta
for the summer.
Miss Grace Engle Mrs. Pat Sutton
and H. Waid Dragoo. We're Fairmont
visitors Wednesday Mrs. Sutton
will visit relatives at Washington, Pa,
and Waynesburg before returning
home.
Miss Sallie Michael. daughter Of 3.
E. Michael, died at her home Monday
of typhoid fever. She was sixteen
years old, and very bright and amia-S
BILE young lady. who had many friends.
Her father, a sister, No1a. and broth
err, Ernest J., survive her. Funeral
services were held in the NJ. 2.
church at Basnett Tuesday afternoon,
conducted by Rev. Musgrave
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Griffith spent
Sunday at Fairmont, the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. e. Miller.
Mr. j. 3. Thompson, Baers sons
salesman. was here Sunday and Mon
day.
Misses Eta Hamilton and Estelle
Fost were Fairmont visitors satur-E
day.
Jas. Martin, OF Fair1nont. was r. me
city Sunday.
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BRYAN's VIEW OF PLATFORM.
q shall not rnisrepresent the situa-
ion, or appeal for votes for the ticket
,pon false grounds. a Democratic
tctory will mean VERY LITTLE, IF
ANY, PROGRESS on economic cues
ions SO long as the party is under
he control of the Wall Street e!e-
nent. The LABOR PLANK
IS prepared by Judge Parker's
riends on the subcommittee was a
traddIins, meaningless plank.
The nomination of Judge Par 4
Ter VIRTUALLY NULLiFIES The
PLANk.',- William i
ennines Bryan, in "The Common c
r." july 10, 1904. e
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