The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-22
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Frank JcIlltte Core
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Inington High School RllI'opens septlesnlil.
Der 2 and the grades two weeks ster,
I,AiI the teachers have been secured
and the outlook for the term is very
bright. This win be the banner year
les the High school faculty is stronger
than syer before. supt. ATcBee is
spending his Vacation On the home
farm and WI be In fine form for the
beginning ...s 5i,i ~. ~
The schools all over the State are
improving rilder me fostering care
Of the Republican party The term
has BEEN heightened and the wages
have been increased, more money has
been provided and moreattention paid
education. The Republican party be-
lieyes in the best schools possible.
supt. Miller has gtyenthe schools Of
the State his entire time and attention
and the improvement along all lines
has been very great. This is as 1t
should be, The public school is the
hope Of the republic.
The teachers Of Warrington district
will attend the county institute at
Fairmont next week. Warrington dis
trio: has almost seventy teachers. 1t
lis one of the largest districts in the
State.
. T. s lTardesty and family and Mrs.
James Hawker have returned from a
very pleasant trip to jamestown ex.
position. They went by steamer from
Washington, D. c., and report a very
fine trL,. The naval display is the
most attractive part Of the exposl.
tion.
A. L. Furbee, son Of the late Geo.
Il. Furbae, arrived home yesterday, and
B. c. Fu.bee and W. H. Furbee came
on the "Hlumcr" this morning. They
were all absent at the time of their
fathers death, one in Idaho, one in
Georgia and the other in Indiana, and
it was difficult to reach them on ac-
count of the telegraphers strike. The
funeral will be held at 2:SO to-day.
D. A. Fitzgerald, wife and baby have
gone to Kentucky OF visit relatives
and spend their vacation.
Charlie Cross, of Fairmont, has
been in tie city for a few days the
guest at the Munnell home on Furbee
avenue.
Miss KlttIe, Of Columbus, Ohio, is
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Rose
Burt, on Main street
Miss Grace Prichard has returned
from Mt. Lake Park, where she has
been some time at the cottage Of
Capt. Prichard.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. W. Furbee, Of
Clarksb1rg, are here for the funeral
Of Geo. L. Furbee.
Walter Conway, Of Wheeling, has
been here for several days the guest
of relatives.
H. D. Atha has gone to Webster
Syringe for two weeks vacation.
j. E. Carnahan, of Canton, Ohio,
president of the boiler works, was
here for a short time yesterday. He
is very busy man and spends much
of his time on trains. He has large
interests in Mexico and thinks that
country of great possibilities. He has
a very rich copper mine.
j. D. Atkinson, wife and baby have
returned from Pennsylvania, where
they have been Visiting relatives for
some time.
Miss Kitty Carroll, Of Nineveh, Pa,
is visiting at the home of VIM. Light
ner, on jefferson street.
Mrs. Brown, of Elklns, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. F.
MILAN, of Locust street, has returned
to her home.
Owing to the rain yesterday the
game Of ball between the Philadelphia
Company and the Athletics was post
poned to a later date.