The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-01-31

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People x on Know 9
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Mrs. tx 9tlierine Rcherts and daugh.
ter, Jane, OF New York. are in the city,
the guests Of Mrs. Roberts brother,
Mr.. Alt. Peddieord, on Fifth street
Mira. Roberts and daughter went 10
tMorgantewn on Sunday where they
viii spend several days, and Will IRE.
turn to this city, before returning to
New York. 4: i{ig
John Lavender, ct Chicago, Is in the
e::y tie guest Of his sister. Mrs. w.
n. conaway.
Miss Florence Hilfong has returned
from e visit In pittsbur6.
Mr.. Thomas Barnes, an aged resident
Of the First ward, Is seriously III at
biz home. and owing to his advanced
age, his condition. Is considered alarm.
ins.
| A dauuhter was born on last We'd
nesday to Mr. and MRS. Fred Roh.,-
I, son, Of Winchester Va.
Mrs. A. E. Shaw returned yesterday
on ~ from a visit Of a few days with
| her. daug hters, who are students at Mt.
&c chantei, Wheeling.
Mrs. w. w. Carter returned on sat.
urday from a visit Of a week with rel
atives at WetIston, Ohio. d
Frank Amos went to Cumberland
yesterday on'a business trip.
Mrs. A. J. Stone went to Grafton
yesterday. where she viii spend few
Idayn with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. q. Scott went to Ma.
rietta, otio, on Sunday. They were
jaecompantea by Mr.. scott's mother,
WHO will spend some time there.
tar. John Walker, formerly Of this
lefty, but now Of clarksburs, spent SUM
day in the city with friends. -al
Miss Ida Stone returned Saturday
night from Huntington where she was
the guest Of friends for the. past week.
En- route home she spent the day with
relatives In Parkerahurg.
Mrs Howard Ogden is here from,
Chicago to spend a.ew days with her
husband, Attorney r.. N. Ogden.
Misc Margaret snider, Of ciarks-
burg, spent Sunday In this city. The
!. guest OF her mother, on. Madison street.
,Malvin Reinhein,er- Of the univer-
eity, spent Sunday lGre with his pa.
remit. III; h
! Mrs. James Barry has returned 10
9uckhannon, after spending few
days with relatives. In; this city. 81 /.
Mr.. John p. Purtnton and family
have dee!ded to leave this city and 10.
cate in Arkansas Oh a farm. Mr.. Pur-
;intonand son. John, left Saturday for
their home. and Mrs. Purinton and 9th.
Ter children will leave within a few
weeks for Arkansas. 81
DR.. n. n. Carr went to Whe cling on
Saturday where he will spend a few
days before departing for foreign
tour. Dr.. Carr. will leave here the
first OF the week for New York, where
b: will DIN his father, Or. Hogan Carr
and wifi. and together they will sail
cn February S, for several months
tour Of the old country. Or. Carr WI
take courae In medicine at Berlin be.
fore returning to this city. b.
Mr. Clarence Wilcox, of Detroit,
Michigan, who was in the c::y for sew.
erai days last week on business, re-
turned on Saturday evening to hi:
home. siss;,. 80
Miss Amy Eliason has recovered
from IN illness with the grippe. and
was able to resume her duties as
teacher. In the Second ward school to.
day.
Uncle Riley Fleming is recovering
from severe illness and Is now able
TO walk about his ROOM
Misses Meryl Helt ad Naomi Hess
spent yesterday with friends In Nor.
ganto"n. u.
Mr.. 6orton Lindsay, Of Baltimore.
has beer the guest Of friends in this
city fer sevraI days.
Mre. s. E. Upton continues quite III
at her horne cr Hiyh street. y
lhr. krid=r Rock, who Is III with ty
phoid fever, Is improving. HI
Clifton, the little son Of Or. and
Mrs. Hal Hall, has ben III for severa.
|day.. .iB' *
Mrs. sanrucI e. Miller has been III
for sevrai days at her home en- Walnut
avenue. i. 80. n
Chief Clerk Houston G. Young. Of
the Secretary of States office. was
called to Harrison county yesterday.
by the ser:ous illness Of his mother