The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-02-08
RlvEsvlLLE r. r.. NO. 8.
GEORGETOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lowe, ofLowes-
vile, are smiling over the, arrival OF a
~ pound son, born January 81.
Jesse Arnett started for indian, Ia,
last Monday to work on the locks.
Roy Hun spent Sunday with his pa.
rents, Mr.. and Mrs, HUI, at Jacobs
run.
Smitiiie Wisman. OF L%awesville. is
confined to his room with rheumatism.
Mrs. James Cordray. Of Stewards
run, was visiting Mrs. sarepta Mus,
grave one day last week.
Linnic Lowe, aged 50 years old, who
resided at the home OF her son, Philip
Lowe, neal townsville, died February
p. 1911, at half past O'clock, after a.
long illness from cancer. Deceased is
survived by her four children, namely,
Mrs. Rebecca Lowe, OF, townsville;
Mrs. Title Stuart, Of near Shutdown;
Philip and Luther Lowe. OF near
townsville. Mrs. Lowe before her mar.
iriage was Miss Linnie Fisher. Mrs.
Love was we'll known in this county,
having been n resident of Monongaliat
county all her life. Her four children;
were all with her when the end came
and her. death had been expected for
several days. Funeral services were
held last Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock at Mt. Hood Church. Inter
ment IA made in the Mt. Hood Gem
etery TO await The resurrection morn
Mr.. Sanford Brock, of Beechwood,
who has been very sick is improving.
Mrs. Jane Youst died at the home
Of her nephew, Mr.. Ulysses Ralph
snyder, February 2, 1911, near George.
town, from pneumonia. Her husband
dled-atfcw years ago. Mrs. Youst was
before her marriage Miss Jane Ralph,
snyder. One brother, Alpha Ralphspy.
der, survives her. Mrs. Youst lost her
eye sight some years ago, Mrs. Youst
was aged about eighty years. She
was will known in this county having
been a resident In THIS county for a
number OF years.
Funeral services,were held at II p.
N. Saturday. Irterment was made In
the Youst Cemetery. :
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Brock are smil-
ing over the arrival of a 10 pound son,
born one day last week. 4
Ray T~ichener, OF Beechwood, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs: Isaac
Flowers recently.
Nathan Fisher bought a 3 year old
colt Of Mr.. Williams at Pharaoh's run
one day last week.
Thomas Newbraugh bought two.
mules OF Mr.. Williams at Pharaoh's
run last week, Price paid was $500,
Here we come again witliSSa few
items for the great paper.
Tie health of II village is not very
good. .
Mrs. Sarepta Musgrave who Is seri-
ously i'll. is not improving as her
friends wish to sec. She is lingering
about the same.
Mrs. Thorn Miller is on the sick
list.
Mrs. Helen Straight is On the sick
list with grippe.
Mr.. Harry, Brookover, who has been
very Ill, we are glad to say Is able to
be ont.
Joe Bprker was Il buslness9caller at
Morgnntown Friday.
Rev. Moore closed his protracted
meeting at Mt. Hood last week with
I'VE conversions, Mary Davis, Mary
Hood Hugh Newbraught, Roy HUFF
and Ellen Davis.
Rev. White. t,Morgantown, is very
sick at the present time.
Mrs. Mile McElroy. an aged lady
of Beechwood, Is very sick,
Mr. James Arnett was calling on his
daughter, Annie Fisher, at townsville,
Monday.
! will ring on for this time and come
again.
viii Marley, Of River Bend, was
a business caller here one day last
week.
|&r ltgE GaUiE EEIfT 81 tEtIltEt r7jsEs
MRS. WHITE BETTER.
Tile conditionSoEs Mrs. &c. White