The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-23

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Fairmont hospital for the past tEt
Meeis has 20 far recovered as 70 be
able TO leave the hospital and is now
lat the home of his daughter Mn. R.
A. Watts on Pierpopt avenue. IRey.
Mr.. Morgan underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the hospital and
his recovery is gratifying to his many
friends in this city and county.
Fred snlder at Home Fred Snider
who had been a patient at Cook hos
pital where he recently underwent an
operation was able to be taken to the
home of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. snider today.
Renovatng Schools - The city
school buildings under the direction
of Marshal Hawkins superintendent
of buildings, are being thoroughly
renovated during the holiday season
and will be in splendid sanitary con-
dition when school reconvenes Janu-
airy 5.
Police court-At police court last
evening at seven O'Clock three EaS!
side boys were fined IS apiece for
fighting on last Friday night. The
boys were coasting and their sleds
collided causing dispute which end
ed in free for all fight Two DRINKS
this morning were fined SIS each. No
other offenders appeared.
Mail on christmas-on Christmas
day there will be one carrier delivery
at $3.50 o'clock in the morning. On
Christmas day the stamp window will
be open between s and 10 O'Clock IN
the morning During Christmas the
parcel post packages will be delivered
until they are all distributed.
Dreher Goes East-F w. Dreher,
of the firm of Dreher Churchman,
Paul and Ford, who prepared the
plans for the building to be erected
by the Fred T. Ley company in this
city left last night for New York,
where he will spend the holiday with
his family.
Marriage Lieenses-Marriage Lii
censes have been issued as follows:
John F. Stanhagen, %, to Mary Grace
Rice, 81, both Of Fairmont; John A.
Davies, 40, of Meadowbrook, and
Florence 3. Lambert, 80, Of Fatrmont.
Entertained chIldren-A pleasant
affair was held on Sunday afternoon
after the regular session OF tlre re-
1igious school Of the B'nai Birth all
Comuntzis' when Simon D. Goodman,
the superintendent, entertained the
Unloading notwithstanding
today unloading the Oregon fir recetp-
er Today for the new East Side bridge.
The car will be unloaded today.
Having srIdes-LandsTldes have
been quite frequent recently on the
spur of railroad leading from Hoult to
the new by-product plant Of the Do
nestle Coke Corporation. Several
Llm6S IL was necessary W 'uS6 d SCSdIu
shovel to remove it. A slide some
time ago s;most tokk all the ground
away from under the foundation of
house,
Deeds For Reeord-Deeds have
been filed with couhy clerk, A. G.!
Martin as follows: Gilbert f Ma
haffey and wife to Milton 2. Smith,
a parcel Of land on Little Paw Paw
creek in Paw Paw District, $1,000.
Edmund NJ. Toothman and wife toi
h. E. King ct al, a parcel of land
on Plum Run, in Lincoln District,
$3.50.
Appointed by court-John Bogden
has been appointed administrator Of
the personal estate Of the late Madys-I
town Bogden Bond Of $1,000 fur
nished. Charles Ntnkaid has been
appointed administrator Of the per-
sonal estate Of the late David NJ
Kinkaid. Bond of $500 given.
Home for Holidays Harold, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Roush, is home
from West Virginia University, toll
spend the holidays. Harold has as
his kuest for the holidays, Arthur
Carskadon, Of Norfolk, Yirgna.
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