The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-25
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hlr u MorroY and Mrs. Cora
Morrow returned yesterday morning
rom Boothsyfiles where they have
been venting relatives. Mr.. Morrow
spent die day in First ward and re-
turned % hts home at Cameron last
night
Mrs Fred compstpn and little son.
charle are at clarEsburg, where she
was GATED by the death of her broth
Rev u Barnes and family, OF st.
Mays afe spending the summer at
Bentons Ferry visiting Mrs Barnes
father, AIr Robert Linn.
Mr.. and Mrs I'D. Gould and daugh-
ter, Elsie returned last evening from
Few days visit with relatives in the
country,
Mr.. winfield yanata, of Wayerly.
w. va, was called here yesterday by
the serious Illness of his sister, Mrs.
Newton Morrow. of Merchant street
George Shoemaker is having his
gas meter moved from the front to
the side 81 the house. preparatory to
building stone steps to his residence
ON Gutey street
Ms a. Leonard and Mrs. John
Morrison were called to Riyesville
yesterday on account of the serious
illness of MS Morrtson's daughter,
Mrs. Guy Leonard. Word was receiv-
ed yesterday that she was little
Improved.
MIS- Bessie Jones, of Fairmont ave
nue., was taken to the Cooks Hospital
Sunday for treatment.
Mis- Beatrice Watson. Of Roanoke.
Va. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartfett Helmfcks of Merchant
street went to Clarksburg yesterday
to visit relatives for few days be
fore retnrning to her home
MIS- Guy Jones, of Morgantown
avenue, has been very i'll for the past
few day. With symptoms of typhoid
lever
Rev ana Mrs: Z. w. Roberts re-
turned to-day from Mt. Lake Park.
where Mrs Roberts has been for the
past two weeks
Miss Nellie Wilson went to Grafton
to-day to attend the Fossetshaw we'd
ding on THURSDAY.
Mrs John Harr, of Boothsville, was
III the city yesterday visiting friends
MIS-. r. b. stimmel and daughters,
Misses Minnie and Ava; Of Cameron;
Ms. francis Norris and children, Of
lfcalechen Mrs. Pat. Dudley, OF
eameron are the guests of Mrs.
stimmei,s mother. Mrs. Sarah Riggs,
81 STATE street
Ar r Smith Is suffering from
4 wound received yesterday morning
by Stepping ON rusty nail: He has
had his foot dressed and It is not
paining him as much. We sincerely
hope that nothing serious win come
Mr Jim Carpenter, engineer ON the
b and o., has returned to his work.
having been visiting his parents at
Clover Gap
p h "a: Cox was called to Booths
ville yesterday as Mrs. Kennedy is
very III with typhoid fever.
Miss katie MCGUIRE, of Grafton. and
Miss Pansy stylis, of Valley Falls.
we're guests sunday of Mrs. Charles
Higginbpth Of Merchant street
AIf and Mrs Joseph Sturgeon and
infant child. Of Murgantown. have re-
turned TO their home after short
visit with Mrs Surgeons sister, Mrs.
j Harry Ranata.
Mrs VIII Greathouse and children.
OF Flemingtons are visiting her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Brister, OF
Mrs. Joanna Snyder OF townsville,
IS FIsitins her randsons, DR.. e. M.
Cox ana Nh. u: %. Cox.
afr p p Holden. of Ferry street.
who stepped ON q rusty nail Sunday
ana has been suffering intensely with
the pain, Is much improved and will
soon be able to walk again
MISS Mae Jackson, who has been
the guest 81 the Misses Gertrude and
Ioeila Roberts, TetaFned today 70 her
hone IN Wheeling