The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-06

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Of her grandmother; Mrs. Elizabeth
Atha.
Mn. B. B. ellison and son, Guy, have
gone to their old home in New York
to spend a short time.
Clifford Marehand, who Is employ
ed by the Bell Telephone Co.. at Fair
lmont spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Jacob L, 1doy and wife left yester-
day for Pittsbarg, where he will be
employed as a tailor. He has been
there several months with Il. B. Beatty
& Co.
WIN. Basnett, Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio,
is visiting friends in the city. There
seems to be a special attraction here,
as Will comes often.
Chas. Powell, a prominent Fairmont
attorney, was here on business yester-
day.
Kephart Walker was in Fairmont Sun
! day for a short time visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Capt. Walker.
Van ellison has returned from Elklns
where he was visiting Miss Anna Scott
who has been in the Elkins Hospital
for some time. He reports Miss Scott
very weak, but Slightly improved, and
There are hopes for her recovery.
Mrs. Pearl Hawkins was visiting in
Fairmont Saturday.
G. E. Hawker and family were visit
ing at the homes Of James Hawker and
T. s. Hardesty Sunday.
Many Of the young people Of this
city were out horse back riding Sun.
day. This is a very popular recreation
and there neutrality-suspicious.
now and a great many Of the young
ladies Of the city have become expert
horse women.
T. S. Hardesty has recently returned
from Lumberport, where he closed a
large gas deal for the Philadelphia
Company. Mr.. Hardesty is a very sue:
cessful real estate man.
| Mrs. Leroy Taylor and daughter,
Virginia, who have been at the home
of Mrs. F. E. Furbee for some days,
has gone to Bula, Monongalia county,
to visit her parent. Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Eddy. She will also visit friends at
Wadestown before returning to Nor
gantown. Mr.. Taylor, who recently re-
turned from Detroit, will also spend
the usual vacation in Monongalla,
Miss Dunn, of Washington, Pa, who
has been visiting Miss Gail Smith Tor
some time returned to her home yes
Eterday. Miss Dunn attracted much
attention while in the city by her ele-
CANT horseback riding. Many of our
young ladies are becoming graceful
riders. These pleasant evenings 1t is
a delightful recreation.
Henry Burns and his son Warren,
of Marietta, Ohio, are here for short
stay. Mr.. Burns has some oil prop.
erty here which he will look after.
Warren has been at the Ohio State
University for the past year and has
made a good record. The High school
boys make good records wherever
they go.
F. NJ. Arnett has returned to Ar
nettsvil?e after a short stay here. His
father is very Ill and as he is an old
man thereSis little hope of his recov.
cry.
Attorney L. S. schwenck and wife
have gone to St. Marys, Ohio, to spend
a two weeks vacation with the par
ents of Mr.. Schwenck,
E. NJ, Taylor and H. H. Rose have
gone to Webster Springs for a short
vacation.
Eugene Hammel, Of the boiler works,
will spend his vacation with relatives
in Ohio.
Miss Caroline Andrews, graduate
of the High school, is attending the
summer school at Morgantown, She
expects to teach the coming winter.
If there are any girls in Warrington
who want to wear diamonds they
should enter the West vriglnian's con.
test. It is easy and sure winner.
Some one will. get the pony and cart,
Maurice Hernsheim, who went to
Terra Alta some weeks ago for his
health, died this morning at A o'clock.
His old home in Canton, Ohio, where
! the funeral will probably be held.
There will be ball game tomorrow
between the Athletics and the Fairvlew
team. Fairview will have a strong
team and good game is promised.
Miss Margaret staggers, of Fair
mont is visiting Miss Hazel Munuell
on Furbee avenue.
Everett and Exley Bixley, who have
been visiting at the home Of 7. M.
Wise on Howard street, have returned
to their work in Falrmont.