The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-03-05
PERSONAL



\ Mr.. Dode Haines. of Amos. Is q
visitor in the city to-day.
Mr.. George Hustead. Of the ii. ii.
Berge & Sons wall Paper Co. OF But.
falo. n. " is in the city.
Miss Marry Abbott has accepted 4
position as stenographer in the Offices
Eof 9. 2. and N: L. Hutchinson.
John T Barnes and s. S. Danley, Of
the First ward. are both I'll Of rheu,
matism. z s
Miss Grace Harr returned to clarks.
burg yesterday after visit with
friends in Fairmont. Miss Harr was
the musician for The play America 2
recently given at the Grand
Miss Margaret Howatt has reeoy.
cred from a recent illness.
Mrs. Lawrence Koran has returned
from Baltimore. whore she has been
purchasing goods for her spring mil.
iinery opening. Mr.. Koran, who ac.
companied her, will not return for
several days.
Mr.. =. A. Lilly went TO Weston yes
terday, where he will be for the next
month. He spent Sunday in Fairmont,
Mr.. L. B. Heimiels went to clarks.
burg today to bring his wife home,
Mrs. Helmick has been in the hospital
at that city for the last Eve weeks. Her
many friends will be glad to know OF
her recovery and return to her home.
Mr.. J. q. Powell, who has been III
at his home on Maple avenue, is get,
ting along nicely and expects to soon
be out soon again. Mrs. Powell, who
has also been Ill. is recovering.
Mrs. Mary Hamilton, OF Pittshurg,
who has been the guest OF relatives In
Fairmont for the past month, left this
afternoon for Belington, where sic
will be the guest OF her son, DR.. Man.
del Hamilton, for few weeks.
Mrs. Kate Fletcher, who has been
III for several days, is little improv.
ed today.
Miss Flora shinn will arrive here to.
morrow from Washington and be a
guest at the home nt Mrs. N. G. Coca.
ran. on Barney street.
Mr.. G. H. Richardson, street con-.
missioner, has been confined to his
room the past week with la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith went 20
Wheeling to-day where Mrs. Smith will
enter n hospital for treatment.
Mrs. Fred Merrifefd is some better
at this time.
Mr.. Robert A. Mcconaushey, of
Of Springfield, Ohio, arrived in the
city yesterday evening and will be
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. P. NJ.
Hoge on Benoni avenue.
Charles A. Hole, Of Norfolk, Va, a
well known insurance man, Is calling
on patrons of his company Today.
e. R. Curtis. of Wheeling, is regis.
tered at the Tavern today.
Hon. Charles E. Aogg, dean OF the
law college at the University OF West
Virginia, went to Washington last
night to confer with Hon. John G.
Carlisle in the virginia debt SHIT.
Miss Emsie Mason is very much in.
disposed to-day with an attack OF ton.
silitls and grippe.
Master Edwin Watson, who Is seri-
ousfy Ill of typhoid fever, is getting
along nicely at the present time and
his friends are greatly encouraged over
his condition.
Mrs. Melissa Cunningham, of Man
nington, route 20, who has been Wis.
fling her sister, Mrs. j. NJ. Cunning
BAN. and brother, R. q. Mason, for n
few days, returned to her home to.
day. She will stop off at worthington
and Shinnston on her return.
Judge Frank Coz went to Fair
mont Monday to appear as counsel
in the King land case now being
heard in the Marion county Circuit
Court. This celebrated case has been
in litigation for a humber Of years.
Morgantown Chronicle.
Mrs. John w. Mason. of Fair.
mont, who came here last Tuesday to
attend the funeral of the late James
G. Wallace, has been I'll since that time
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Ashhcl
Fairchild. Mrs. Mason was unable to
go to the funeral Judge Mason, her
husband came to Morgantown yester-
day to accompany her to their home al