The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-06

Mrs. Stanley Baird left Thursday
for visit to friends in Washington,
Pa.
Henry S. Anawalt. of Fairmont, was
here on business yesterday.
Joseph S. Lazear arrived home yes
terday from trip TO Sistersville.
F. H. Barker. of Dayton. KY. wac
the guets OF friensd here this week.
f. II. Ray. of Spencer, is visiting in
the city.
John G. Evans, of Blackfork, Ohio,
is here on business.
Frank Huey, OF Logansport, was
here Thursday.
Mrs. Winston T. Smith left yester-
day for visit in Wheeling.
Mr.. Fay, OF w. F. Haney Co., Fair.
mont, was in the city Wednesday.
Thomas Hanley and family, OF Lo-
gansport, were the guests OF relatives
here the first OF the week.
]. w. Fluharty and son Oscar are
in Wheeling, where they are doing
some contract work.
The Church OF Nazarene will hold
prayer meeting at the house OF Mr..
Ham Gray on Main street Thursday
evening
S. B. Brooks, of Fairmont, was in
the city Thursday.
Thomas J. Haskins is painting and
repairing his row OF residences on
High street.
Buck Masters Is on an extended va.
cation from his labors at the Bowers
Pottery.
Alpheus Rice, a we'll known farmer,
died Wednesday at his home on his
farm near here.
Goff cambridge left Thursday for an
extended visit in Wheeling and Cleye-
land.
Mr.. Henderson, the Nabisco man,
was in the city Thursday.
Paul s. Clelland was visiting at
Blacksmith Wednesday.
Oscar Paltze. Of Glover Gap, was the
guest Of his German friends here on
Wednesday.
Miss Mary Ketcham, of Fairmont,
hdb lut 6uSsl VI HLlob 4lClSA
a few days this week.
Miss Edna Robey returned yester-
day from the NORTH Wheeling Hospital
in much improved health.
Newal C. Shock left Thursday for a
weeks vacation in Wheeling.
Mrs. Oscar Fluharty left last even
ing for Wheeling to visit her husband.
NJ. B. Mackey, of Toledo, Ohio, Is
visiting among friends In this city.
Mrs. Lavina Ash. who has been Wis.
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. S.
Cousin, here this week, returned yes,
terday to her home on Campbell's
Run.
S. D. Archer, of Washington, D. c.,
was here Thursday on business.
George S. Thompson, of Pittsburgh,
was here yesterday.
Miss Alice jerks, who has been Wis.
iting her mother here for some time,
returned yesterday to Cleveland, Ohio.
Lee Duvall, of Wheeling, was In the
city Thursday.
r. F. Neptune, of Cameron, was in
the city yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Taylor attended the
dance at Downs Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Davidson and Mrs. John
Swindell returned yesterday to their
homes in East Liverpool, Ohio, after
two weeks visit with their sister,
Mrs. Winstanley, on Burt street.
H. c. Gattrell, Of Salem, Is visiting
in the city.
Miss Della Phillips returned Thurs.
day from visit In Littleton.
John NJ Johnson, OF Wheeling, was
here on a business visit Thursday.
Mr.. McCrene. OF Washington, D. c..
has returned home after a short visit
here.
William S. Grim left last evening
for a short visit in Wheeling.
c. P. Clifford, Of Wheeling, Is visit.
ing friends here.
J. R. Wilson left yesterday for Glo-
yer Gap on business.
George c, Herbert, the Market street
tailor, was down town yesterday fol
the first time since his severe, illness.
W. F. McMechen. OF Baltimore, was
here on business Thursday.
\ little son came tc gladden. the
re and hearts OF Mr.. and Mrs, Carl
.9eatty Thursday.