OAINSTON NOTES A roundup of local life and events
Local items report a misfortune injuring a man named Edi, a Fairmont visitor Miss Muth Fleney, and attendees from Fairmont for a gathering. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs B T Edwards, with a death at birth and burial at the I O O F cemetery. Richard Robinson of Wheeling visited home folks, and Miss Coffman of Dola returned after two weeks with her aunt. The Reeder and Knage family, and Henry Reeder with John Kn of Clarksburg attended Frankie Shinns funeral. Lawrence Hawking and Mrs Hawker visited Mannington at the Hawker home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Farr
Wibhear
Muth ‘Fleney
Fairmont
Ares Ime
and Airs
A.N. ‘Etxel
Florm Binns
Beanie Clayton
Blanche Crow
B. T. Edwards
Wamp
I. O.O. FP
Richard Robinson
Wheeling
Missonale Coffman
Dola
Leslie Hawker
Lawrence E. Hawkking
Mannington
Henry Reeder
John M
Clarksburg
Frankie
Lawrence Crawford
Erie
Puesta
John Burett
Six drunks and a disorderly conduct case head Monday court
The Monday morning police court saw six drunks and one disorderly conduct case. One defendant paid a small fine, while Dan Boyles, Jimmie Faulkner and Stephen Welland faced jail for defaulting on a $3 fine plus costs. George Eckjor Bert McAtes also jailed for failing to pay a $5 fine and costs. Charlie Mann caused disorder and drew a $5 fine with implied jail for nonpayment. Fines of $4.60 were imposed on James Nay and Pat O’Neill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Boyles
Jimmie Faulkner
Stephen Welland
George Eckjor
Bert McAtes
Chariie Mann
James Nay
Pat O'Nell
Morgantown bridge progress and West Virginia politics
State reports rapid progress on the new Monongahela bridge at Morgantown while Morgantown and Fairmont industries run full time. The Eleventh District Demerades convention is set for Fairmont on August 8. Escaped Pruntytown reform school inmates and a Parkersburg tinsmith blinded by muriatic acid are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela
Morgantown
Fairmont
Jerry Skeing
Elmer Sparrow
State Reform School
Pruntytown
Health Coffee claims as closest coffee substitute
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin presents Health Coffee as a grain based substitute made from toasted grains with malt and nuts. It is marketed as a non coffee imitation that could fool an expert and requires only a minute to prepare, with sales through dealers nationwide.
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