The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-08-18
cArAwsA NEWS


Miss Dele Radcliffe was Satnr'
day shopper at Fairmont
Mrs Charles frederick and deugh-
ters, Virginia and Iflez returned rles.
day evening from iotir d avs visit
with relatives e 6opongati:
MIS- Bsf Harris has recOyerer
from ID several days illness
< MI. and Mrs George Rad llile. q
SRiyesgiile! spent Sunday with the Tor
mers parents here.
= Mr. George Gates, Of the hrnIl soi
Gates and younlsins, concret e contrase,
tors. spent Sunday 81 his home a
Fairchance, Pa. 81 Y \;
Miss Lucy Harris, Of Royal Chapel
sepnt a few days here with her broth,
err Bert Harris. II
Tom Wisman, who has been WORK
ing several teams on the B. e N. r. II
here. left Saturday With his family
for Blacksville where he Will he EN-
ployed on the street car line ct thai
place. y,
Miss Ada Harden returned Friday
evening from a weeks visit with
friends on Plumsrun, 8ssS
Earle Funk was here from Blacks
Vile few days last week. "a!
Mrs. L. N. Anvil IL visiting relatives
In and about Elkins
Miss Elsa Haun returned Tuesday
from a lengthy visit With her sister
Mrs. Sam Butler, at Oakland, Md.
Miss Grace Stansberry Of Murray,
spent Sunday with Mrs Bert Harris.
Miss Rose Brown spent Wednesday
at Morgantown with her cousin, Miss
Bertha Haun. 81 ii
Miss lisa Anvil spent q couple Of
days last week in Fairnont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde KisneA and chill.
dren spent Monday with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ]. Starn, near here.
Mrs. Leonard Hickle and children.
OF Fairchance, Pa, have been visiting
relatives here and at Murray.
The recent rain was much appre-
ciated by the gardeners and farmers.
The work on the B. & n. R. R. is
progressing rapidly. There are at
present ninety men and twelve teams
engaged In grading.
The greater part Of the work is
completed, with the exception OF a
couple Of difficult points. II the wealth.
er continues favorable the grading
will be finished in ten weeks. The
concrete work on this section is. coris
pleted with the exception Of the con.
crete arch at Frederlck's run, which,
nothing preventing, will be completed
in ten days The upper end Of the
work where the B. & o. and the B. 81
N. intersect has been delayed, OWING
to some contention between the COM
panies. The work is now under head.
way and has been for the past twelve
days. There are 40 men and six
teams at work there. sni,itt M
Surprise birthday : parties Ysse sgifyI!
en- at two homes here satlFda Even.
Ing, but as details1haF g Aotl nee s
cured win report later OOeI nj ain
The Christian Endeayor, Society isI
progressing nicely. A great deal Of
is being shown, and II Isl
hoped that the interest will continue
o increase At present we have TWEEN.
.y,four members enrolled. Several
pledge cards were given out Sunday
evening, but the names have not yet
been recorded. Enrolment is as fol.
ows: Active members Mrs. Gertie
Harden Mrs. Georgia Haun, fMEssR Ruth
somers, Mrs. L. N. ApHilOMgs0 9snBie3
Mrs. Eta swisier, Mrs. Ella
somers, Mrs. Jettia s0fhers, aSIiss fsa
Auvil, Miss Ada HafdeRIo 1Mrs.9 ag.I @! |
swisher Associate members Miss
Edith Haun, Miss ocie Powell, Miss
Minnie Rhodeheaver, Miss Tacy
Miss Jettie Swisher, Miss
Nae Pyles Mrs. Grace Pyles, Miss
Mae swisher, Miss Beryl Frederick,
Miss Alice Swisher, Miss Dora
Mr.. George Cox, Mr.. Nathan
swisher.
The following programme was rem
Tered Sunday night. Meeting con,
lucted by Miss lisa Anvil
Hymn No. 341.
Scripture reading, St. Luke 10th
chapter. '''a
Hymn No. 204.
Prayer, Mrs. Georgia FIaun.
Hymn No. IS.
Scripture verses:
/. Mrs. Ruth Somers.
2. Minnie Rhodeheayer,
8. Mae swisher.
A. Beryl Frederick.
5. Edith Haun.
Hymn No. 1856.
Reading, Mrs, Ruth somers, "The
Scripture verses:
6. ocie Powell.
4 Mrs. Gertie Harden. "
8. Jettie swisher.
81 Nathan swisher.
Hymn No. 172.
Select reading. cover Glass Of
Wine" Dele Radcliffe.
Scripture verses: A.S..
10. Mrs. Jennie Hovater
II. Pole swlsher.
70. Mrs. Eta Swisher.
IS. Mrs. Jettie Somers.
Hymn No. 81.
Prayerby Mrs. Mary Harris.
Announcements.
Hymn No. SS.
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