The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-24

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Of Rochester. from the depot to 6O4
Walnut avenue yesterday.
Mrs. Coo, Of Grafton, Is visiting for
q few days at the home Of Mrs. Ezra
Cordray. Of State street.
Mrs. Arlie Stevens, Of Jacob street,
left yesterday for Fairvlew, where she
Will spent a few days with her parents,
Mi. and Mrs. John Morgan.
Miss Ida Higinbotham, Of Water
street, has returned from a two days
visit with her parents at Watson, and
subscribed for the West virginian.
Mr.. Joy, the roll turner at the steel
plant, is absent for brief visit with
bis parents, Of McKeesport. Pa.
s.
Charlie Mccoy, of Indiana, is a
guest at the home Of Mrs. Bell Hen.
derson. Of Raymond street,
Nj. Leonard Woodland, clerk Of the
Pool hotel, Of shinnston, was in the
city yesterday on a business trip.
Mrs. sallie Wolford, an aged lady
Of water street, is suffering from an
acute attack of rheumatism, quite dis
abling her.
Mrs. A. B. clelland, at Pennington,
Is visiting Mrs. Luther Carpetner at
her home on Raymond street for a
few days.
W. j. sanderbeck. Of PENNSYLVANIA,
was moved from the depot to Sixth
street Thursday by W. s. Thomas.
MISS Kate Fetty, teacher Of the
third grade Of the First ward school
is confined to her home with sickness
Rev. I. B. LAWYER had charge Of hel
class yesterday.
Mrs Z 4 Arnett. Of East Park, re
turned yesterday afternoon from q
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
James McHenry, of Athens, Ohio.
Charlie Wilson, of MADEIRA, Pa, has
secured employment on the bridge at
Hoult, and is expected to arrive next
Tuesday. He will stop with his sis
ter, Mrs. Louie Wang, Of East Park
avenue, during his stay here.
W. S. Thomas, Of Merchant street,
has added four mules and horse to
his transfer outfit, and proposes here
after to keep things moving
Mrs. LuelIa watkins, Of Grafton, is
visiting at the home Of her uncle, Mr.
sylyanus G. Steele, Of East Park, dur
ing the continued illness Of his wife,
who is improvig.
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Rev. T. B. Lawler, OF Market street
is still continuing his extra services al
Eyerson, which up to the present time
have resulted in 20 conversions.
David 8. Rogers, of Merchant street
is enrolled as assistant helper at the
steel plant, now in operation in the
Industrial addition.
Rev. ]. c. Broomfield preached In
the M. p. Church last night from the
l1ah verse Of the 22d chapter Of Rev
Citations. His subject was "The Call
| to the Fountain" The sermon was
much appreciated by bis hearers.
Mrs. Ella Vance, Of Water street
returned yesterday from a visit Will
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin s.
Van Glider, Of Forksburg
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Carl Hall Of State street, will ali
sent himself from the city on Sunday
| to call on some Of bis Clarksbura
friends, the gender Of whom we dig
not venture to have him explain 2
us,
Mr. and Mrs. John Crisis, Of state
street, gave finch party to a number
Of their friends on Thursday evening
lin honor Of their house guest, Mist
stewart, Of Warrington At the close
otthe evening light refreshments were
served by their hostess, and all az
parted feeling that they had beer
delightfully."- entertained
The steel plant Of the Industrial
addition has made a start in running