The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-21
PERSONAL MENTION

llnist Who stopped In Fatrmont dur
ing the winter OF 1855, vas \ business
caller At this ONCE to-day. Mt. Nc
Bride Is now manager OF a tent show.
and viii appear at Riyesyiile on next
Saturday night.
Rev. chenoweth; and family left this
morning for short visit to Little
Falls.
Esquire William Graham, Of Graf.
ton, was in the city Wednesday, visit.
ing old friends.
DR.. J. H Kellogg. superintendent Of
Battle Creek sanitarium, Battle Creek,
Mich, says that II we keep on like we
have been in the last few years we
will al be crazy in Just 265 years. II
this be 20. the question naturally pre-.
sents itself, Would IT not be Just as
well to be crazy as saDe2 What think
you?
Mrs. Will Hamilton who had been
a patient at Cook Hospital, has re-
turned to her home on Spence street.
Miss Lena Palmer, OF Morgantown.
is the guest of Miss Ruth Johns on
Walnut avenue.
Mr. Louis Kneisei and daughter,
Lulu, have returned from visit with
friends in Parkersburg.
Mrs. p. H. Flaherty and family have
gone to the home Of the formers moth
er, Mrs. B. F. sharer. at MonOngah.
where they will remain until septem.
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard satterheld and
son. Boydston. who are the guests of
relatives in the city. will leave next
Monday for their home at Raleigh, N.
Mr.. A. L. Lehman and Mr.. c. F.
Barnes motored to Uniontown, Pa,
yesterday and returned last evening.
Miss Roberta Fleming is the guest
Of her uncle, Mr.. George Fleming and
family in Buckhannon.
Misses Elsie and Louise Gerstell. of
Maryland. are the houses guests of
Mrs. Duncan Sinclair, on Fairmont
avenue.
Mrs. N. F. Thum has been i'll for
the asst few days at her home on Fair.
mont avenue.
Miss Josephine Colbert who had been
a guest at the home of Judge John w.
Mason, has returned to her home at
Huntington.
Miss Besse Mason, who has been at
the home OF her uncle, John ". Ma.
son for several months. win go to
Vaudeville on Saturday to spend sew.
eral weeks with relatives.
Mrs N. S. Barnes, who has been
very III for the past several several weeks at
her home on Main street, Is ! slowly re.
covering. ~ = i' a
Mr.. Ed. Bonnet is spending couple
of weeks at his home at Columbus,
Ohio. &c nopf :; = si'Sr7li'e
Mrs. harrington. who has been the
guest OF her son. Mr. Walter Barring.
Ton, viii return tomorrow 10 her
home at Cleveland, Ohio.
Miss Pearl Jacobs has returned
from Bridgeport where she was the
guest OF Miss Mamie Stout.
Rev. c. H. Chenowcth and family
are the guests Of relatives at Little
Falls.
Miss Lucy Prichard. of Warrington.
is the guest of Miss Jane Carpenter.
W. s. Denenbaugh, principal OF
the Conncllsville schools, and Joseph
Roster, head of the Fairmont schools,
are two prominent educators hero 70.
administration week at the university.
I-Morgantown Post Chronicle.
Misses Ruth and Mary Ellen Henry
are expected home this evening from
KingwOod wher they were the
guests OF relatives for the past two
weeks. They will be accompanied
home by their cousin. Miss Margaret
Stricken, who will spend few weeks
here.
Mrs. Glenn Barnes returned last
night from a several weeks visit at
Atlantic City.
Miss Bessie Gllmartin has returned
homo from visit with Mrs. william
Wolfe. of Cumberland. Md.-wheel.
ing Intelliscncer.
The Misses Lowe, of shlnnston,
were in the city shopping to-day.
Mr.. James Bartholow, assistant
yardmaster in the local yards, left
this afternoon on an extended. tour,
through the western States.
Mr.. and Mrs. warder Cresson leave
tonight on train No. 4 for Philadel.
phIa. Mr.. and Mrs. Cresson will visit
Mr.. cresson's parents at swarthmore.
Miss Bessie Chancellor, of Parkers.
burg, arrived here lastinight and is
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