The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-09-19
THE RIVER
News Frorn the First Mard BY
Our Special Reporter.

t-ItN W. eisFHt .Er ta-f
MS Thomas moved c. L. Wander.
wort from Minerssille yesterday to
Maple avenue, TO cas- in their lot
xith US.
The b.. and Q. Railroad Company
have about completed their trestle at
Hickman's run, and now next in order
VIII be he laying Of the ties and
rails.
Mrs. 7. u Moore, of Water street,
is suffering from an acute attack Of
inflamatory Rheumatism andts under
the care Of 4 physician.
Rev. E. q. Moran received a letter
from the Presbyterian. Church OF
Downs yesterday, saying that the way
was e and all things ready for him
to begin work as their stated supply.
B. Satterfield moved yesterday from
satterield street to Washington street
on the other side OF the river. Upon
being asked the object of his depart
ure, he replied Just to break up the
notony and avoid getting into a
rut.
' Doc. T. NJ. Holt, wife and grand
son. expect to leave tomorrow for
tr~ontor ~ 4, x,,t,arn +ha., ,,,u 10 +ho
guests Of his son, who is married and
living there. 1t will be their first Wis.
IT to that part Of the Buckeye State,
and is a good place to go since we
tried 1t twelve years there ourselves.
A. z. Watkins. one of our progress
sive subscribers OF Morgantown ave-
nue.. has traded his property near
Maple Grove cemetery, for a grocery
and notion store at Monongah, where
he has opened up for business and
reports having made an encouraging
start.
Mrs. j. H. Williams, of Downs, who
was the guest Of Miss May Meredith,
of Meadowdaie for a few days, return.
cd home yesterday afternoon. Her
coming was met with a welcome and
her departure the cause of regrets.
The son of j. H. Garner, of East
Park venue who fell from a tree and
hrotra HE cn1Iar bona eo~a u,oal,, oua
is quite improved and gives evidence
of an early recovery from his injuries
which came near proving fatal at the
time Of his fall.
N. G. Steele, with his force of car
penters began laying the joice today,
and after his prolonged delays IS now
pushing the building to a finish with
a vengeance. In the meantime there
is no tagging on the new school build
ing and Miners Hospital apparent as
the autumn season advances.
w. N. Morrow, Of Water street.
growing restless in the weeds of his
grass w~idowerhood, has gone to Wa.
verify, where he will visit his nephew,
w. s. vanata and family for a week.
Upon his return he will be accompan-
led by his wife and daughter, Mrs.
George Frnm, who have also been
visiting there for e days past.
Mr.. Chase, the Pittsburg flour fan
Of Pittsburg, has again been in the
city looking after his growing trade,
and was doubtless SO occupied there
with that he forgot the sample sack
promised the reporter, and that is the
reason we report him rather than
upon the quality of the -four we fail.
ed to receive.
The X. of P.'s on both sides of the
river, together with their friends,
cease not to praise the grand success
OF their picnic attended on Saturday.
They claim it to have been the best
day for the biggest crowd of the best
people, the best speaking. the best
dinner and greatest enjoyment expe.
rienced by them for many a year. But
1t may possibly be that they have for
gotten in a measure the pleasure If
past Joys. or tried to increase the cup
of u misery because we were not
there or members of the order, capa.
tie OF doing and producing the best
things for It's adherents. We do not
object to their having had a good
time, but regret hat they should take
such exquisite pleasure in making the