The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-07-16
MEIVIlON.

aunt, Mrs. H. =. Smith.
Mrs. Grant sayre has been visiting
friends in Grafton. and Webster for
the past few days.
Miss Martha Hoffman has been i'll
for several days. at the home OF Mira.
j. H. Nuzum, on Fourth street.
Misses Marion Bradshaw and Gail
Rogers, of Grafton. are the guests Of
Mrs. Anthony Bowen. on Maple ave-
nue.. .,i
Miss Emma Shields. of Parkersburg,
is the guest Of Mrs. c. E. Smith, on.
Quincy street.
Miss Mabel Brown, who had been
the guest of Miss Martha Watson, has
returned home. ,35.s,
Mr.. Festus Rex and daughter, Miss
Katie, have returned to Warrington
atterJa brief visit with friends in the
city.
Mrs. Marvin Linn and Miss Marie
Linn spent yesterday with friends in
Warrington.
Mrs. MILFORD Drake. OF Keyser, is,
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ivy scran..
age, on Fourth street.
Mrs. Fred Helmick and children,
Frances and Robert, and Miss Adele!
Furbee went to Pittsburg this morn
ing to spend several days with thu
formers mother, Mrs. W. B. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rennie will leave
this evening for Pittsburg to spend .,
few days with their daughter. Mrs
Harry Mason 5r,bG.
Miss Josephine Colbert, OF Hunting
ton, arrived here last evening and Il:
a guest at the home of Judge John W
Mason, on Morgantown avenue.
DR.. o. W. Ladwig. OF Evenwood, wal
attending the meeting of the Tn:Coun
ty Medical Society last Friday after
noon and eevning.-Randolph Enter
prise.
Charles Steele expects to leave Mon
day for Fairmont where he will con
duct an audit of the books of the Nc
nongah Glass Company. For severa
days Mr.. Steele has been at the HON,
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
C. Steele, suffering from an attack
tonsilitis.-Morgantown Post Chroni
Gle.
Miss Mary Louise Taylor and Mis-
Elizabeth Taylor. OF this city, have re
turned from Ravenswood where the.
were the guests OF the Misses Mar.
and Florence Moore.-Randolph En-
.terprise. ~,
Mr.. Festus Rex and daughter, Mist
Katie. of Warrington. who had beef
tho guests q friends in the city. have
returned home. - Nsfia
Kenneth. Franklin the infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gershaw, is dan
gerously Ill with cholera infantum a.
the home OF his parents on Maple
avenue. siig
DR.. Chesney Ramage has returned
from Charleston, where he took the
State Medical examination.
Miss Jean Bowers, of Washington
ID. c., arrived here today from Allan
tic City, and is the guest Of Mis-
Blanche Malone.
Miss Caroline Wilson, the littlr
daughter of Mr.. Thomas Wilson is il
OF scarlet fever at their home on Higl
street.
Frank Pryor, who has been Ill o
Typhoid fever at his home on Rhe;
Terrace for several days, was moved
10 Cook hospital last night.
Richard Morris. of Charleston is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.,
lott Morris, on Monroe street.
Mrs. Hunter Hall and daughter, Mis-
Ruby, of Pullman, are in the city, cal
ed by the death of Mr.. j. W. Upton.
Mr.. Ernest Young, travelling agen'
OF the B. and O., and sister Mis-,
Mamie Young, Of Greenwood, this
state are in the city to attend thu
funeral Of their uncle, Mr.. J. W. III
ton. is.
Dr.. H. N. vanvooris. of Morgan
town, was in the city this morning to
Join Sweeney Fleming on an auto triT
to Deer Park and other points In
Maryland.
Mrs. Sidney Reynolds went to Tay
lor county this afternoon to spend c
week with relatives.
Miss Estelle Hamilton has returned
from Baltimore. Md. where she had
been the guest of relatives for severa
weeks.
Mrs. Virginia Slime, and grandson
Ross Slime, Of Grafton, are the guests
OF Mrs. A. ]. Stone on Quincy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Haggerty, Of
Clarksburg. have been the guests Of
relatives In the city for a few, days.
DR.. Charles McElfresh, of Baltimore
who had been In the city for a few
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