The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. 8. y i Courtney. OF the
firm OF icourtney'& Son, returned yes
terday from : business trip to New
York and Other Eastern markets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Taylor and Mrs,
Ercll Taylor. of Terra Alta, spent sew
eral days, In this city this week. :iaying,
some to see Mr.. Ercil Taylor. who Isl
receiving treatment In the Miners,
Hospital, Mr.. Taylor was injured in a
railroad accident near Terra Alta sew,
eral weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Denham. OF
Fairmont. were guests OF the formers
aunt, Mrs. j.. NJ. Woodforl. last week
Barbour Democrat u
&C. r. Martin went to Fairmont last
Saturday. being called there by the nj.
ness Of his sister. Mrs. Ben Bush
iHarrisvIlle Gazette
Miss ocie Hariesty. OF Huntington.
Is the guest OF Miss Dele Downs 40
Duckhannon. !
The following gentlemen from this
city were registered at Wheeling ho-
tells yesterday: Geo. r. Brind1e, H, r.
Hutton. w. C.! Granville and J. B. Sig.
Ter.
Mrs. Lee Maxwell returned to :1cr
home at Clarksburg the first OF the
week. after! q visit her with Mrs. r.
Wilbur Hennen. Mr.. Maxwell came
here and accompanied her home.
Miss Allnta Canning returned home
today. after visit here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. Courtney have re.
turned from trip to New York. where
they purchased stock for the Courtney
store
Mrs. Thomas McDermott is quite iii
1t ner home on First street. A trained
nurse Is In attendnnce.
Mr.. Walter Scherr. OF Charleston,
spent yesterday in this city with his
wife and son, who. are guests Of Miss
Pauline Miller on Madison street. Mr..
Scherr was en- route to Wheeling.
Miss 1.innie Fleming and Mrs, j.
Frank Richie have returned from New
London. Pa. where they attended the
funeral OF the formers brother, Col. r
T.. Fleming. I'd I.
A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Estel. OF High street.
Mrs. 8. E. Miller has recovered from
4 recent severe illness.
Mrs. J. r. Anderson mas returned
from New York City. where she pur-
chased line Of spring goods and mil
'inery for the Bon Ton.
Mrs. L. l.. Malone anil daughter
Miss Blanche, and guest, Miss Jean
Bowers. OF Washington. D. c.. went to
Pittsburg this morning for a few days.
Mrs. T. V. Buckley and Mrs. Hugh
Carr have rtilrned from a visit to Man.
nington. jEsl j
Mrs. r. N. Hite.1 who has been quite
IL. is recovering. Mrs. Hite was oncr.
ated On Saturday ut her home and Is
now recovering from the operation.
Mrs. Emma Ohley johnson, VINO was
injured some. time ago in the Yost
Flats elevator. is now able by the aid
Of ,crutches to so about the house.
: Rev. II. S.."Chenowcth leaves tonor.
row for Greensboro. Pa. where he will
be engaged in evangelistic work for
several weeks.
Mr.. Henry Martin Is spending few
lays in Bridgeport with relatives.
Mr.. John S. Scott has returned from
4 trip to Wheeling.
Mrs. e. J. Thomas and son, Walker,
spent yesterday In this city with Capt.
and Mrs. X. o. Walker.
Mrs. Guy Clayton, Of Mann;ngton,
was Fairmont vititor yesterday.
mr.. Everett nrennen and Dr.. Clyde
Neil w=nt to Plttsburg to-day on bust.
ness. t.
Miss Jennie snider went to Balti.
more this morning where she will
spend some time II. the wholesale mil.
linery establishments.
DR.. l., o. Howard returned from
smlthfi.ld. Pa, yesterday where tie
visited relatives for 4 few days.
Mr. A. o. Simon returned last even.
ing from business trip to 7lttsburg.
Brooks Morgan has accepted a posi-.
ton with the Jamtson Coal and Coke
Company. ,lSa.
George T. Watson. manager Of the
West Virginia division Of the consoN.
dation Coal Company. who has been
en- visit in Florida, vii! arrive home
te.7srrow. MIR. Watson arrived In
Baltimore yesterday and Is now look.
me after some business matters.
Captain Join /. Hatfield. OF, Morgan
town. was business visitor to this
city yesterday.
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