The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-10-25
Woman Club
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In this respect this edition will differ
from all others ever attempted by Il
club or organization, the West Eir-
ginian going one step further than
any newspaper ever did before.
When this offer was made thciy
ambitions rose many degrees and
they have decided to boost this city
as it was never done before. They
have already commenced 10 perfect
their organization for this work. Mrs.
Il, c. jones has hccn selected as Adj
vcrtiSing Manager and Miss Eleanor
COwan one Of the leading teachers in
the High school has been selected as
editor in chief. If the ladies do as
well in their future selections as they
have in this beginning they will have
Ia very strong organization. Mrs.
Zones is Il shrcwd and energetic wO-
i.man Of exceptional ability, will" Miss
l,COwan is we'll known to the reading
public Of the city. She has r0ntribu'-
bed many articles Of note to the press
| of the city. and was the cditOr-ir
IChief Of the High school edition
which the students recently publish
ed for the Times in most competent!
manner They will add to this stad
Il number Of their abICSt writer's. ana
there is no dCarth Of competent wU-
men in the Woman's club Of Fair
jmont.
We have recently received special
edition of the I'niOntOwn News
Standard aud have hccn informed
that the Wheeling IntclligcncCr will
IN few days issue an Industrial edi-
ton of considerable merit. but we
rprcdict that the Woman's club cdi-
liOn OF the West VirgInlan will
eclipse any Of these or any Chat have
heretofore been published in this
city.
F'airmnnt has in the past hren ny
plotted very successfully by similar
Epuhlica lions but those are 0Ut Of dat"
and the new Fairmont under pres
rnt condition is not very well known
to the outside world. The Greater
FairmOnt, the city that now stands
fifth in the state in point of popu'
latinn, the city with 10000 popula-
ton, tie city with MANY added pub
lie improvements, the city with Il
commission form Of government, tho
city with new railroad lin" being
HHilt into il 1T It cost OF more than Il
million dollars for the extension. tn"
tuirmnut that has just hcGuu to Erny'
and take her pIa"r with tile large"
cities of the stat" has not been prop
Crly exploited and this IS what the
WOman'S club promises 70 tell tn"
world about. NcTcr before has III"
city had Il more promising outlook.
With the greatest street car system
in the state. of more value. operating
more miles Of track. making mort
money and carrying more people than
amy ether similar lin" in til" state.
with two competing lines Of railroad
entering the city. with coal. oil ana
gas in inrxhaustabIc quantities. with
bank vaults hul%in% with millions,
with $500. 900 to be spent paving
every road in Fairmont district viii!
brick, and many other good thlp&S
that space will not permit mention
INK, there can be no doubt hut what
this city will experience ilH greatest
business activity hHrim% the year
1914. New business concerns Will
come amuug us. More factories Will
follow the building Of the new rail
road. Moro people will come 10 tins
city to live, moro merchants VIII
come to supply their necds and more