The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-15
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Miss Lillian jArnett Of East Park
avenue left yesterday afternoon to
nurse Mr.. N. Glasscock near Barrack.
vile.
M. w. Z. Russell, Of State street.
who has gone to visit relatives in Park
ersburg, is expected % return next
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Larkin Hawdnberry, of Column.
bla street, changed her residence yes
terday by moving to Pine street W.
Is. Thomas assisted in making the
transfer.
Clarence stealey, OF Merchant street,
went to Gypsy last night, to take a po'
sldon as fireman.
Mr., Samuel shuttlesworth, Of Little
Falls, is visiting Mrs. Jacob Bishop, Of
Columbia street, for a few days.
q. A. Wilson and his mother, Mrs.
s. E. Rice, Of Columbia street, who
have been sick, are reported to be i'm.
proving.
Mrs. Amanda Powell, of Market
street. went to Grafton yesterday to
attend the funeral Of her sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mathews.
Mr.. Harry Drake and family, for
merly residing on Water street, moved
to Jefferson street yesterday.
Mrs. William Shaw, OF Grafton, ar
rived in the city yesterday afternoon
to visit her daughter Mrs. G. W.
Shaw, for few days. She will then
visit her son, R. w. Shaw, Of Kick
mans run, before returning home.
Miss Pearl Means, Of Merchant
street, who has been in poor health
for some months, has gone to Pittsburg
for a change, where she will stop with
her aunt, Mrs. Rachel Powell, and take
a position in store at Allegheny, Pa.
Miss Jennie Orr, who has been Wis
iting her mother, of Merchant street,
will return to New York City on satur-
day to resume her position in mil
linery store, and at the close of the
season will so to South Carolina.
Mrs. w. c. Meyers, Of State street,
went to Underwood yesterday to visit
her sister, Mrs. silas Board and daugh-
ter, who were burned some time ago.
The mother was burning brush in the
yard, from which the clothes of her lit
tie daughter caught fire and while try
ing to extinguIsh 1T the mother was al.
so badly burned, as well as her daugh-
ter
Miss Mamie Thomas, who under
went a critical operation at the City
Hospital some days ago, and whose
condition thereafter caused great anx-
iety upon the part of her parents and
friends, is now reported to be doing
well, and gives evidence of a speedy
and successful recovery for which her
many friends join in hearty congratu-
latlons,
The first mayor, city clerk and coun-
ell elected on the temperance ticket
at Amos, held their Introductory meet
ing on Wednesday night Of last week,
at the close of which the W. G. T. q.
gave a banquet in their honor. 1t is
safe to say, however, that they had
dry time, at least so far as intoxicat.
ing beverages were concerned in max.
Ing up the menu Of the occasion.
Rev. T. B. Lawler, Of The Baptist
Church, who began a series of extra
services on Monday night at Everson,
reports encouraging success thus far,
Is seekers having been secured on
Tuesday night. Meetings are an
nounced for every night during the
rest Of the week, at the close Of which
Rev. Lawler will return home to
preach in his own church on Sunday
We are glad to hear Of the good being
done around us and the healthful inhu'
ence generated, whether or not, much
as we may need q like spiritual upllft'
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