The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-08
GEORGETOWN

Charles Hess OF Georgetown son Of
John Hes sand Miss Wilson Of Ben
wood we're married last Tuesday night
at Benwood. Mr.. Hess brought his
bride to his home at Georgetown last
Friday evening.
HueIng Groves Of Tearsville spent
Sunday with Rev. Chapman.
Miss Bessie Snider Of Fairmont
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, En-
cry snIder.
Miss Bessie Stewart was shopping at
Fairmont last Thursday.
Gilbert Thorn of Morgantown was
the guest of Miss Kate Snider Sunday
Clarence Satterfeld who ran steel
splinter in his eye sometime ago Is
about we'll and will be able to go to
work In a few days.
Mrs. Nellie Satterfeld and daughter
Lena May are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
James Arnett.
Arthur Arnett Of Fairmont spent
Sunday at James Ametts also was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Ar
nett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Barb and daugh
ter Of Baxter were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Musgrave and Ephriam
Musgrave.
Ben McElroy Of Morgantown spent
Sunday with Mrs. Mat McElroy.
Miss Della Whitman and two children
of Core spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Barker.
James Arthur Arnett and Eliza Ar.
nett OF Fairmont motOred down We'd
necday morning to James Arnetts to
pick blackberries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Arnett and
son Ermin motored from below Pitts
burgh Tuesday night and are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arnett.
Clarence Satterfeld Of Baxter and
Douglass Arnett of Royal are helping
James Arnett harvest
The five children OF R. T. Stewards
have whooping cough and also Thel'
ma, the little daughter of Jesse Ar
nett.
Miss Florence Thorne and Miss Bes'
sic Hess of Mount Hood spent Sun
day with Mrs. Cora ATnett.
Fay Hood who was hurt by an eX'
plosion Of carbide has returned home
from the Miners hospital and is doing
fairly we'll.
Sylvester Arnett who was fixing the
roof on his barn fell in some way from
the roof and injured his hand on a
nail but not serious last Friday and
received few minor bruises but Is
getting along fairly well.
R. T. Stuart was business caller
in Fairmont Saturday
Miss Bessie Stuart was calling on
Miss Jettie Thorne Saturday.
Miss Belle Morgan was calling on
Mrs. R. T. Stewart at osgood Satur'
day.
Mrs. Minnie Stuart and children OF
Pennsylvania were visiting at R. T.
Stewards a few days ago and Earl
Stewart accompanied them home and
spent from Thursday until Sunday
with his aunt Mrs. Stewart at Penn
sylvania,
Mrs. Katherine Hall returned to
The Michael reunion will be on Sat
urday August II at Georgetown. MI
are cordially invited to attend.
Basil Michael and Abner letters mo-
tored down to Star City few nights
ago and took their lady friends from
Morgantown on a Joy ride and was
robbed at Star City by some unknown
men and on a lonely road about
four miles and robbed Michael Of S25
in cash and a $25 watch and letters Of
q gold watch and SIS In cash.
Mr. and Mrs Dane Arnett and daugh-
ter were visiting at Cole Arnett's last
Sunday.
The all day meeting was not very
we'll attended and the ChildreD's night
at Georgetown was largely attended.
The Hagans, Arnettsvile and Cool
Spring Sunday school helped render
the program, also Miss Michael Barker
OF Morgantown rendered a recitation
Mrs. Dena Barker and daughter Mil
dred Of Morgantown spent Sunday at
Will Snider's.
Miss Groves Of Nicholas county,
sister of Mrs. Chapman will teach the
Osgood school this coming winter.
Hueing Grives Of Nicholas county
will teach the Pleasant Valley school
this coming winter.
The people are busy harvesting and
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