The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-03-01

chant street
All Boggess who, as heretofore
reported as seriously afflicted with
Bright disease does not improve in!
his condition Il
Lanblette and family were
mosediby5W s Thomas yesterday from
Walnut avenue e Plerpont avenue.
3. y swisher, Of Winfield, who has
been quite sick with typhoid pneu.
mcnia q Ave weeks, and life sus.
pended IN the balance for several
DAYS fsported slightly improved:
MIS- Charles Google, 81 Morgan.
town ayenae, who Is very sick with
Bfighes disease. IS nov resting a lit:
tt4 more comfortably
Hs RACER and d I. Hammers
have lust returned from Holloway,
Ohio; where they have been working
with H6lbert spedden on their B..
and q depot contracts:
Isl As Walters Of Merchant street,
who has been confined to his home
Tor week With la grippe, has again.
resumed duty with$W. S. Thomas.
Curt lsaytnani Of Merchant street,
has exchanged business for pleasure
and gone to- Morgantown. But for
hasing found ~ out BY mere accident
his partner and friends had been anx.
iops about him:
Nh Clinton Messenger, a success.
ful business man OF MI. Lake Park,
returned toshis home yesterday after
brief visit with smoulsee Bros. &
sEck1es his brothersinlaw.
Returned Home.
Wager Bnnner. Sof Winfield district,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route home from the funeral Of his
sister Mrs Virginia I. B. Shaw, Of
Silica Randolph county
Change Or the Better.
glarenceSB. Rager, the Market
Street grocer who has been seriously
illSfotsa week sSWitlsla grippe, is begin,
ming q improve d little, but is still
confined to his bed. His! sister, Alma,
Is running he store in his absence.
Another las Left Us.
John Bolyards shipped his household
goods Reedsvllle, Preston county,
todaSss %here he has purchased a
farm adiicining Albert Meredith, who
Went on inEadYance Of him last week.
Mr. Bolyard leaves with his family
alS solis AEto lOse Two
snch good citizens from our city, but
they may x more needed in Preston
Eureka Club. 5
The Misses Ella and Lillian Harr,
of%Merchant street, Hospitality enter
taineds The Eureka Embroidery Club
Az ags thets home on Monday evening.
heEtimesw was spent socially while do.
Ing fancy needlework, and at the close
srefresshtlmentts; were served, for which
all manifested a remarkable affinity
as well 9 s capacity 70 enjoy, the whole
membership being present.
Gone Back TO Rowlesburs.
Joe Doubles, of Rowlesburg. who
has been in the City Hospital for over
four weeks being treated for blood.
poisoning in the hand, left yesterday
afternoon for his home. He got his
SaEG-TT
hand caught originally in a steam
drill press IN The Buckhorn Cement
Works at Rowlesburg, from which
blood poison set In later, and has
proype.nlb serious in Its effects. He still
has To carry the hand in a sling and
has NJ 4 use Of It, but is glad to have
slttiEeiieennttly recovered as 10 be able
stosretusn home at last, and hopes that
ere long he will regain the full use
Sofsitsonee more.
Missed the Closing Act.
S5sEH Leonard came home on Sat.
saalrdday,,gthinliing the Legislature would
sagsSesttst1htlrough also in time to adjourn.
But instead, the members decided TO
remain and act upon the appropria.
lions bill, rather than incur the ex.:
#pense ~ an extra session. And SO