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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19
Gods scl,ooi.

Gods School.
In our Fathers school are many
benches. This life is school time.
Whatever the word God writes on the
top of your page-patience, courage,
forgiveness. resignation-copy it over
and over until He gives you another
word. Never murmur. Do your best
to solve your problems. If they are
hard, try hard. If you are il the dark,
say: "Speak. Lord, for Thy servant
heareth." When you feel like COM
planning, listen. Be still before God.
David said: ''I was dumb, ] opened not
my mouth, because Thou didst It,"
That is better than moaning and Ia
menting, but let us leap from David to
Jesus, and say: ''The cup which MY
Father hath given Me, shall not drink
it." "Father, glorify Thy name" So
shall we be made perfect through suf-
fering.-Maltbie ID. BabcOck. ID. D.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1906-04-19

ary 1oaTer are one End the same breed.
One has allowed himself to become the
victim of wealth, the other the victim
of poverty. Both are victims, not free
men.
Therefore. to both alike, neither as
rich or poor, but as men, conquered
men. comes this message: Turn 'ye
from your poverty and your wealth and
with Gods help stand forth free Strip
you, make you bare of this money and
know the joy of bread earned in the
sweat of your brow. Find work, any
honest work, and do it like man in
the strength of the Lord
When man stops blaming condi-
tions and takes to himself the respon-
sibility for what he is and what he has
done he has obeyed the first word of
Christ-"Repent'
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will
claim financial
PER CENT. INTEREST DEPOSITS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
FRlRVIEN

FAIRyIEw, Feb. S.-Regular ser
vices at the NJ. E. Church, South. Sun.
day morning at 1880 and Sunday
night at 1880 by Rev. j. N. Carter, D
D. Sunday School at $3.50 A. NJ, su
perintendent, c. W.>Robinson. A ser
les of pfotractel services begin Thurs.
day night at 1880.
The ladies of the W. C. t. U. gave
a supper to the new council Wednes
day nightrtheir first meeting-in
The Hamilton building and the NIL
Ter Comet Band furnished tne. music,
w. II. sturm is a business visitor at
lew York City this week.
Mr.. Jess Kuhn, Of Lore City, Ohio,
was visiting in he city a few days re
Gently.
R. W. Potter. who has been quite
sick at the Burns Hotel, was able to
be taken to his home at Fairmont,
Wednesday.
Mrs. P. H. Anderson, of Friendly
W. Va, is tie guest Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7, Barr,
Mrs Clara NJ. Hewitt, who has had
"a position In Pitsburg this winter
returned home Monday. Sac was in
the Homeopathic Hospital fotr treat
ment last week.
G. B. Fleming, Of Fairmont, was o
business visitor here Thursday.
W. G. Maxson, Of Weston, is the
guest Of his sisters, Mrs. D. B. ehal'
FAINT and Mrs. F. L. Dragoo.
U. s. Rhodebarger and w. T. Barr
were Fairmont visitors Wednesday.
The many friends Of Mr.. chas
.shIrk VIII be glad to know tAat he Is
able to go to work after siege OF te'
yer in the hospital In India,
w. A. Shields and family aaye
moved here from FaIrmont,
Or. II. H. Miller and wife, of Blacks
vile, returned from Chicago Monday
and were the guest Of the formers
brother, Dir. Geo. R, Miller.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
COUNTER DIVORCE
PLEA BY COUNT eoNl,
Report That He claims Heavy Dam
ases-RseonelllatIon un-

PARIS, Feb. s.-strong EFFORTS CON
tinue to be made in behalf of the Gas.
tellane family to bring about the ahan'
donnent of the divorce suit begun by
the Countess Boni de castellane. for.
merly Anna Gould, but up to the pres
emit the desired result has not been
achieved.
nattempt made to obtain the coln'
tess assent to a judicial separation,
without an absolute divorce, has also
been unsuccessful, and probably the
case viii pursue the ordinary course,
coming up for a hearing at no fixed
date but 1t Is expected that 1t will be
heard three weeks hence.
According to the French law there
is no ilirther necessity for the defend
ant 10 appear unless the judge decides
that his evidence Is essential.
.The pronouneement nf q decree dis
solves any contract relative TO mar
rtage settlements, each party re5uming
control Of their own property A al.
yorced woman may mot remarTy With
81 ten months after q judgment while
IN appeal against d declsi6n must be
lodged within 81 month
import which canno BE conhfmed
says that Count Honi has entered a
counter plea attaining heavy dam
nrna.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
MANNINGION

MANNINGToN, Feb. s.-Mrs. G. 4.
Furman and daughter returned =
Morgantown yesterday after a short
visit with her sister, Mrs. c. +. Pearl
and Mrs. CLAYTON Coleman.
w. w. Smith, Attorney Of Morgan.
town, was in the ely yesterday look,
ing after the interest Of the Dunkar'l
Valley car line.
Mrs. David Terry entertained few
of her lady friends at cards at her
home in Houghtow. Refreshments
were served at a seasonable hour.
Those present were, Mrs. Rose erok.
er, Mrs. Mary Coleman, Mrs, ]. O.
Huey, Mrs. Huldah Newell, Miss Liz.
zie Thomas and Miss Lizzie Hartley.
Among those registered at the Bart
lett yesterday verew H. Hagans aal
S. E. Leach, Of Cameron, and H. N,
ogden, of Fairmont
Lave Robertson and wife, Of Luni'
berport, West Virginia, are visiting
his brotherinlaw. Sr. David Greene
Of Homewood.
Skating is very good here at pres.
emit. 1t is enjoyed BY large crowds
both afternoon and evening.
Mrs. Carl Bushy was shopping at
the county seat yesterday.
Harold Gruber left last night O.
IS for a business trip TO Plttsburg.
May Lyons, Of Downs, was VISITING
friends in this city yesterday,
Miss Kelley, a nurse Of the Nort4
Wheeling Hospital, who Is well known
in this city, is visiting friends here
Miss Jennie Curry and Mrs. y,
Powers we're visitors in the county
seat yesterday.
w. H. Stewart is ID town on bust
ness connected with the Carter Oh
Company.
George sousa was ii FairmOnt yee
terday on business,
Thurman Hibbs, Of Metz, was n
town yesterday calling on friends.
Fred Burt, of this city, who was re,
Gently operated on IN wheeling for
appendicitis, is getting along yeyS
nicely
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NNAANlf. 49, q
Mr.. Frank Torman is running in
every direction to tell It's girl, while
Jay smiles to think he Is uncle.
Lawyer Howard Ogden, Of Fair
mont, was calling on 7. A. Hughes,
last Wednesday evening.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hay.
hurst, on last Saturday, a son.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tor
man, on last Monday, a girl.
Mr. Howard Bunner Is tired Of coun.
try life and has gone to the city to
stay. Remember the song, a boys
best friend is his mother.
Miss Mary snlder, of colfax, who
has spent the last week VITA her
cousin Ethel Banner, returned to her
home last Saturday.
Meat has gone up-in smoke. While
Mr.. Bud snider and Tom Steel were
smoking their meat one DAY last
week, the building caught on fire and
burned their meat up. So by that,
meat has gone up.
TIE lost pickle has been found and
the owner can have same by calling
: \ BLUE BELL.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
HOULT ITEMS

HoULT, Feb. s.-Mr. Grounding hal
surely been making good, and the "olt
timer prophets are enjoying the ex
aulsite pleasure that comes with the
saying 'I told you so.'
The Clements people have for sew
eal days been cutting a channe
through tho ice to. ferry their mer
across tho river, but they have giver
II up and are this morning crossing OF
the bridge that Jack Frost) built.
Mr.. Hoult had about come to thu
conclusion that for the first time ii
many years he would not get to all hii
Ice house, but prospects for an iet
crop now look good.
Clint Austin, who has been at Littlt
FANS sick at his fathers, is able tt
he out again and has returned II
work here.
T The young folks who have had ne
chance to use their skates this wintel
ae making good usesot the presen
freeze
/ AgIady from Pittsbprg arrived Tues
day q. "a e charge Of the Clement 60
bcsfiing house here ana Homer Bun
neE tiian whom there are few bettsl
cooh 10 Sc found WHO has had chart.
OF tie culinary department snddenls
found himself without q Job and with
out previous notice When a skilled
workman In an important position
quits without previous notice he usual
ly gets blacliisled and finds It dimcul'
lo rol JOB. But when nd employer
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because she has held this room for
ffteen years and her long service
speald Tor her ability
The fourth and flith rooms are IN
der the Ms Ellisons. both Of whom
have an enrolment Il over dttyl
we say enongh, when We say they
are both especially adapted 70 their
respective grade;
IN the sixth, We Ind Miss Blanche
Dornan, Of Sew cumb erdland whose
population as q lsacher, Is thorough.
IL established ID Fatrmont Miss
Dorpan Is not q stranger. having oe
cupied the same position the latter
part Of last year IN this grade We
ind the smallest enrolment in the
building, thirtysir
Forty-eigat are enrolled in the sew
enth grade under Miss George
stats, formerly Of the Fourth ward
and to Say that she has all she can do
Is putting It mildly.
Miss Ivy shriYer assisted in this
grade uatil the opening Of the Fittl
ward school, when she was trans
ferred to that building.
Thirty3our boys and girls have been
enrolled In the eighth grade, under
the principal, Mr. E. A Hunt twenty
nine Of whom arein attendance. The
seventh and eighth grades have one
assembly room in common, making II
very inconyenient as both grades are
compelled to use the same desks
The outgoing class (the eighth grade;
renders an entertaining ana instruc
tive programme each Friday in the
afternoon in the High School Chapel
where they can have the use of the
plano. The total enrolment in this
building to date Is 4S2, with only sew
en- assembly rooms; while the enroll
ment in the other building was -four
hundred and sixtysome with eight 8
sembly rooms. BY the opening Of the
Fifth ward school, this building los,
about twelve pupils. The congestion
stIll exists, but good results are being
reported throughout the grades. Next
year it is hoped to devote the whole
Of this building to the grades, provide
a spacious chapel, split the grades
and arrange for the kindergarten.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
STATE HOUSE
NEWS NOTES FROM THE CORR.
DORIS OF THE STATE CAP.

CHARLESTON, Feb. i9-The su.
preme Court had sitting Wednesday
morning and disposed of the following
cases:
Virginia B. Trough VS.. Richard L.
Trough, from Braxton county. Argued
and submitted.
This IS an appeal from final decree
In the Circuit Court of Braxton county
ina divorce proceeding, in which the
plaintiff was awarded an absolute d.
vorce and decreeing to her every yes.
tige Of property owned by the two
Jointly or individually.
State of West Virginia vs.. C. P. Dorr
and P. NJ McElwain, from Webster
county. Submitted on briefs.
This Is suit against C. P. Dorr and
P. NJ. McElwain on bond or recogni-
zance entered intobefore a justice, for
the appearance Of William Kessler to
answer an Indictment In the Circuit
Court Of webster county.
MA. Pennington VS.. James I, IN
derwood from Braxton county. Ar
gued and submitted.
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Another Added 70 &c Llst.

DR.. 3. Baker, of S17 Columbia street,
sent for the solicitor yesterday to enroll
as a subscriber for the West yirginian,
While there 1t was noted that he had
a suite Of well equipped Offices in bis
resIdence. Upon inquiry 1t was also
learned that he was a graduate from
three medical instltutlons-the P. s,
Of baltimore, likewise had taken a post
graduate course in New York City, and
a course Of advanced therapeutics at
Chicago. His ofices provided with
astatIc battery for X.ray experiments
and a galyanic battery for all ordinary
purposes. He claims from his former
to be equipped for success
full practice in his profession along all
lines Of advanced medical therapeutics
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rets another person 70 al IN empioye :
piaee Without any notice IN be fnds
himself displaced WY mat different
sou know Depends on whose OK e
gored
M. George II Brealiron has begun
the moving Of Nj. 3. b. Hoult Z store
building
The Clement people are preparing
to build 4 trestie across the B and o.
tracks and a narrow gauge track Tor
their light locomotives aud dump cars
As soon as Nj! Hcult,s building siout
Of ths way they. viii begin to make
the Big ill to tie approach Of the
bridge bringing the dirt from the cut
below Hoult.
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Build MOF6 Houses
In FdIFIaOlt

There Is a reat demand ios houses
IN Fairmont At this time and Il Is IN:
croaslng every month. The number Of
houses being bult Is m neHise com.
mensuraie with the increased demand.
The number Of houses for sale isyery
limited although me demand Is gcoi.
More houses are needed % accom-
modato those who would IKE 70 come
10 our witty 10 i've. Build housss@ls
is a profitable Investment and q the
same time you vim be doing 9 great
service To- you Town
% You Have HeHse g sell
+ can sen for You = your price =
right and the property desiraSle
lf You Have House q Rent
4 can rent 4 Tor YOU collect tae
rents and look after Jour property IA
every respect n you have q pgoper'
" you want to rent fer TIE present
and sell later on put Il q my hands
md viii look after both.
Build More Houses and Help Ears
mont crow
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
EVANSVILLE

.a
EVANSVILLE Feb. SIR. 4. Haf1
d quite poorly d tie present writ
Ing.
6. ". Should We are sorry K
learn Is quito poorly with IN atack
of lumbagcl
1ir. A. J. watson vas severely hurt
10 4 railroad accident Monday
Jacob Joseph, Syrian vas pain
tnlly injured in the minez YESTERDAY.
Work at the Shaft has been quite
brisk this week
Quite Interesting services are geins
held at the Barnsyille " E. Church
at present.
Why has 50 much publicity been
given out by tae city officials IN the
case Of Sergeant sibeFt and his name
used without stint, while the names
Of the man and boy caught with him
are withheld? Now, l do not wish %
take the part OF any one who patron,
lies bawdy houses or open discus
sion with any one. but It looks very
much like there is something wrong
somewhere or all names would u
published. Several prominent me1
81 the city have been caught in the
same predicament and their names
withheld, and because man who
wears the uniform Of the U. S. and Is
caught in one of these houses, mis-
name is sent broadcast over the city,
county and State. Give the names .;
other men of the city who are caught
In such places the same publicity and
i am certain that it would,in meas
ure break up such practices. Give
all an equal chance"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
city HospItaI.

Miss Grace Morgan, Of Walnut ave
nue.. was admitted to the Hospital yes
terday for treatment of typhoid fever.
Also j. Harris, Of Porter alley, in rear
Of the Courthouse. Frank 1llumcoo a
surgical patient, was operated upon yes
terday for an affection Of his eye, since
which he is doing as well as could be
expected,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
To Leave Us.

Robert c. Boyd, former tookkeeper
for w. s. Thomas, has secured a po-
'si6on as bookkeeper and manager for
the schmulbach Brewing Company, Of
wheeling, and will : be stationed at
Parkersburg, where he will go next
Sunday to enter upon duty the first OF
the week at anladtanced salary. Bob
fs,an energetic and industrious young
man, always serving the interests Of
his employer, and well merits the pro
motion which has come to him.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Frederick W. Morris. OF Now York.
purchaod ID Boston lost week for
$3.50 Die 1rsi four iollos Of saal'q
apearo, which were printed in London
between 1929 end 1856
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Much has been said and written
about the congested condition Of our
schools; but little II anything about
the Second ward school, which, VIC
doubt not has been, and still is, the
most congestel building in the whole
district.
one hundred and twenty-five are en-
rolled in the first grade, all under the
motherly care Of Miss Sarah Morgan
Miss Taylor, Of the First ward, as
sisted in this grade about two months
during the autumn, the balance Of the
Time the work has been done by ono
teacher. After all, 1t is surprising to
note the progress of these little peo-
pie.
In the second grade ffty.aye are
enrolled. AS Is well known, Miss
clayton held this room pntil Tie SholI,
days since which time Miss cralgl a
chafleston, has had Il n charge Miss
crslg 4 practically stranger TO the
most Of our people but from he gen.
erai Impression that She has made
her teaching ability cannot be cues
Toned
I,.--uonn Hrrun The IhIrI rom II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
Bureau Of History.

a large number of books have been
received at the bureau of archives and
history recently. There are nov so
many that there is not shelf room to
accommodate them, and Professor
Lewis is having 600 feet Of shelving
put along the west and South sides OF
the rOom =onSwhlch to'place them,
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&. Q. q. n.
shoWaIter Tent e. z.

shoWaItef Tent No. Z.
Meets every Monday evening in
Eagles Hall, over postumce.
Division No. 2, 9Th Pa. Reg, Y. a.
Meets every second and fourth
Monday evening in Eagles Hall, over
postofce,
Marion Hive, No. 30, meets every
Tuesday evening in Eagles Hail,
over pOstomcs.
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I. 8. 8. n.

setting Sun Tribe No. 10.
Meets every THURSDAY evening,
odd Fellows Han. corner q Mer
chant and Market streets-
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Hist NRRD

Superintendent Roster was q visitor
al the Eirat ward school yesterday
lir. BAIL Iiarbe;l, who has been
suffering from an attack Of tonslHts
for sometime. Is not much improved
Mrs. Ora Newman, II Grafton, viii
be 10 the city % attend the teachets
round table as the guests of Rev L
W. Roberts.
Mlss Darlle Travis has gcne 70 hef
home ct Anita to spend q week Or Two.
Mrs. T. C. Anett. oIEast Park ave;
nue.. 81 at Athens. Ohio; visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. McHenry, Of tSas
city
Miss Nellie Hamilton, ot Merchant
street. was hostess On Tuesday night
10 a number Of her friends 4merry
evening was spent By an who epioyed
Miss Hamilton's Hospitality
Miss Alta Travls who has been svis.-
ting her GRANDMOTHER Mrs Summers
Of Triune, Tor the past week has re.
turned home
lIra. Hugh Smith and little dangh'
ter, Katherine, also ms Smith s moth
err, Mrs. Brannon, are sdutte sick al
their home on Merchant street
The State Superintendent wrote 70
the president Of the board Of ton,
Mr.. E. F. Morgan. asking Tor plan
Of the First ward school TO recon-
mend to other towns, IS II Is tie best
building In the State for the money.
hrs. Kirt Mccarty. Of Market street
70 years OF age, missed her step and
accidentally fell down an inside stair
way yesterday and fractured her left
shoulder From the location Of the
Injury sustained It IS feared that
the fracture viii not again properly
unite.
1lrs. William RoiAnd s sick at her
home on State street and her condi
ton Is the cause Of much anxiety or
the part OF her friends
Master Richard Keiger Who has
been sick OF fever at The home Of his
parents near the puhp station And
suffered a relapse, Is improving again.
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Palaslne LodoeNo. g.

Meets every WednesdAy evening,
odd Fellows Han. corner q Her.
chant and Market ireetl.
Mountain City Enoampnnent Ne. s.
Meets inst and third Friday even
tngs Of each month, odd Fellow
bail. corner Of Main and Monroe
streets
Canton Menengahell No. 3, ?. y,
Meets every THURSDAY evening. Oh
Fellows Hall. corner Of Main and
West Virginia Lodge No, O., D. r.
Meets every Monday evening, Odd
Fellows Han, corner Of Main and
Monroe streets.
Seven Star Lodge No. S. .. r
Meets every Monday evening, odd
Fellows Han, corner Of Merchant
aud Market streets.
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Wlneta Council Nc, :, .. ?.
Meets every Friday evening. odd
Fellows HAN, corner Of Merchant
and Market streets.
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Anxiety Is AlIayed.

Dr.. Kunst, the health officer, after
investigating a supposed case of small,
pox in the Boyers addition, has pro.
nounced 1t to be a case Of red measles
instead. thus relieving the mind Of The
patient as well as the anxiety felt by
others in the vicinity nearby.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS.

Filrmont Division, No sc.
Meea every hrst sundi; At 1850
P. H.; Third Sunday at $50 P. ".
Eagle Hail. Main street.
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e "a q.
nj CITY Lodge No. Is.

MI City Lodge No. %.
Meets every THURSDAY evening. s1S
Main street
Fslrmont Lodge Ho.ie, U. r.
Meets second and fourth Friday
evenings of each month, SI5 Main
street
pythian Temple No. 5, r. 9.
Meets every Tuesday evening In
x. Of P. han.
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Marion Lodqo Ne. 81.

Meets every Tuesdiy evening Oh
Fellows Hal. corner Of Main and.
Monroe streets. Z,
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Nest every THURSDAY evening,
Eagles' Hail, skinner Block Main
street --..
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Unexpected Change Effected.

George Lyons, proprietor Of the
Market street barber shop, has return
ed to his home in Newburg to recu-
perate from a lame ankle which finally
disabled him for work. Mr.. Ira L.
Danley, as foreman, Is now being as
sisted by James Hess, the former pro
prietor Of the shop, who will in the
meantime assist Mr.. Danley in taking
care Of the trade they have built up
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w. o. w

White oak Camp No. 20.
Meets every THURSDAY evening,
willard HAN, W. G. T, .. building,
corner. Of Fairmont avenue and First
street.
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ATTORNEY General.

Chief Clerk o. j. Wilkinson Of the
Attorney Generals Office, Is on duty
on account Of illness
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Master Richard KeIger who has
been sick Of fever at The home Of his
parents near the pump station and
suffered a relapse, is improving again.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
Whlto Camp No. AIs

MODERN woopMEN on hMsRlcA.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Mrs. T.. C. Anet. oEEass Park aye:
nue.. is at Athens. Ohio, visiting with
her daughter. Mrs.. McHenry, Of tSas
city.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Mrs. Ora Newman, II Grafton, viii
be IN the city % attend the teachets
round table as the guests ot Rev u
W. Roberto
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Mlss D1rlle Travis has gone TO het
home ct Anita to spend q week Or tsos
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09

Lodge No. 2si.
Meets every Tuesday evening,
Elh Home. Main street.
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a Q. U. W.

Falrmons Lodge No. II.
Meets every Monday evening, Home
Savings Bank building Main street
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Dr. o G Bradley. Of Falfmoat. VI.

~ town seterday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
NJ. o. E. AERlE SS2

Meeh every wednesday evening
Skinner block, Main street
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Superintendent Roster was q visitor
At the Fiai ward school sesterday