The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-01-03


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M. and Mrs, r T~alktngton q
Locust avenue, are spending = few
days With friends Of Plum run.
Miss Maud Frankinberry returned
yesterday from d visit with relatives
let Colfaxs 1
Mrs. Miles Franlinberry who had
been indisposed for the past week Is
improved at this time.
MI. Cecil Post Of Ja~rytsyille HaF:
.ris6n county, enrolled q the Normal
school today for the winter term.
Louis Mansbach, Of Parkersburg, is
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"a visitor in the city today.
Miss Clara Reinheimer returned to
MorgantoWn this morning to resume
her studies at the W. ". ..
Fred Boydston went 10 Morgantown
yesterday to resume his studies atthe
University.
Miss Mabel Moderwell returned to-
day from Toledo, Ohio, where she
spent Christmas with relatives
Miss Mollie Smith returned yester.
day from her home at clarksburg
Where she spent the holidays.
The Wgilant Circle Of Kings Daugh.
tiers will meet on Saturday evening
Of this week at the residence Of Mrs.
g. L. Smith, on Quincy street This
meeting will take the place Of the
regular Tuesday night meeting for
next week. a large attendance ts de- 4
sired. I
Miss Eva Brand spent New Years
day in M%anningtsp as the guest of
MISS Fanny Flichard. (,
Miss Ivy Merriaeld, of Chestnut
street, is visiting friends in Manning
ton this week.
Ed. shroycr left yesterday for Pitts
burg to enter a hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Cora Bishop is quite III at her
some on Main street.
Mrs. 8. q. Miller, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the City
Hospital a few days ago, is improving
rapidly.
Mr.. Herbert Howard, Of Pittsburg,
was calling on friends the first Of the
week.
Miss Daisy Hawkins, Of Warrington,
and Miss Ivy Merriheld, OF Fairmont
weie visiting at Metz Sunday.
Frank Amos was in Clarksburg on
business yesterday.
Frank Amos, son Of Squire 3. s.
Amos, who has been Ill Of typhoid fe.
yer for the past few weeks, is much
improved and will be able to be out
within a short time. Frank Is, one Of
the West vlrginian's carriers and his
friends will be glad to welcome his re
turn to his duties.
Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Brcomfeld, Of
Fairmont, spent yesterday here the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. sislet.
They were accompanied by Misses
Sadie and Emma Black, Of Pittsburg,
who have been visiting them. Mr..
Broomaeld is pastor Of the M. P. TEN.
pie IN Fairmont, He is one Of the
strongest ministers Of his denomination
and is greatly loved and esteemed by
She people u every charge he has
served. Mrs, Bloomfield was Miss
Moselle Donaldson, She is a Mononga-
liza girl and is also held in the highest
esteem and is loved by all who know
her.-Morgantown New Dominion.
Henry Lively. Of Fairmont, is here
today looking after some legal mat
tors. He is accompanied by his stem
ographer, Sriss Anna ~satterield, who
is assisting hin in making some alb.
stracts.-NerFautown Post.
Lindsay 3. H. Peddicord returned at
noon today from a weeks visit with
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