The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-13
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Mrs. {. Wyer, Of the Fifth ward
mas typhoid fever,
Miss Jessie Dent spent Sunday with
friends IA Warrington.
Harvey Shane has returned from a
weei stay in Charleston.
Miss LILLIAN Reed is recovering
from an attack ofsla grippe.
Judge John w. Mason II returned
from MorgantoWn Saturday at noon.
The voman's Auxiliary Of the Y.
II. "A. Is An session this afternoon.
ne speese returned from bust.
ness ftp toS Grafton Saturday even.
ing. 4
Miss Grace Cassell, OF Grafton,
spent yesterday with relatives in our
ssitys
Mss Eta Tennant has returned to
Morgan town after a visit with friends
more. 4
Robert Kinkead returned yester.
day from a few days stay in New
York:
Dana Miller came up from the Uni.
gersltS 70 spend the weeks end at
home. q
Miss Eva Fletcher came down from
Manning ton TO spend Sunday with her
mother
Mrs. 81 e. mitchell, OF Warrington
was tie guest Of friends in our city
last week
AleI RoDb rs In Wheeling attend,
ings the eeting Of The Laundrymens'
Association.
Earl Morgan was up from Morgan.
town 70 spend Sunday with his par.
ents in this city.
Mrs. \. W. Furbee, of clarksburg,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
6H 'll;s ~ sas few days last week.
Book Fleming returned to Nor.
ganto8n last evening TO resume his
i iaSss studies at the University.
ISIS Bessie Tough, Of Pennington,
Isl Ting her grandmother, Mrs. Ma.
til Itlal Flet cher; of the Fifth ward.
Sil Il: NJ {! Lough and little daugh.
Lucille, were at Bcnton's Ferry
yesterdag visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
2. thomas
MS Tennant, formerly Miss Ethel
Frank tnberry, Of Bula, is visiting her
stparsnt T. and Mrs. Miles Franklin
berry 81 the Fifth ward.
2. Arnett, Of Pike street, who
holds a elerksliip in the lower House
ATTY iarleston; arrived home yester-
day suffering from an attacl; of grip.
Dr. and Mrs. C.. o. Henry were at
e6nnell yesterday attending the fu-
\ neral of Mrs. c.. NJ. Walter, who died
az AsIllentowns Pa, last Thursday OF
pnetltnnnia
Mr. and Mrs. Ed W. Hardesty, OF
Quincy street, left Saturday after.
noon !s, for a visit to Mrs. Hardesty's
home in Salem, Harrison county.
They returned today.
Miss Maude Bassell, who was
here attending the Round Table last
weeek, the guest of Mrs. Harvey
Shane, of Maple avenue. returned to
Warrington Saturday evening.
lNr,9s %. E. Armentrout, formerly
asstudent at the Normal School, but
now of the Wesleyan University al
SBuck hannon, was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. ]. c. Bond over Sunday.
MISS Mss SpeESlts stewart is suffering
VI from light attack of typhoid fever
At her home in Warrington. Hel
many friends in Fairmont greatly re
gret5 her Illness, but hope that hel
eonyalescence may be both speed.
land complete.
The friends OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Toothman will be sorry to learn o.
iS The loss of their baby. 1t was large
and beautiful infant, but lived onl,
a /, few days. Mrs. Toothman was for
merly Miss Abbie Parker and is vel
" known here, having attended the
NJ Normal School several terms. She
Is a sister Of Mrs. E. S. Amos.
Rev. L: A. Lindemuth, Of Willough
Y BY, Ohio, who has been assisting Rev
II. g. Stoetzer in the services held IL
~ the Presbyterian Church during the
!. past week, went to Wheeling Satur
day and assisted in services there