The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-02-28
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born Yesterday to Mr.. and Mr.. John
H West at their home near MORGAN.
town. Mrs.. West IL q daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. q. w. Clark Of this city and
was formerly Miss Maude Clark Mrs.
Clark and her daughter, Mrs. Meher
Howell OF NoIgantown are spending a
week at Mrs. Vests home.
Or, Dreomtisld Home DIR. ]. g.
Bloomfield returned home this morn
ing after spending x.,e paskEeek Tues
day at Vert Lafayette. Ohio on Off
cial church business. He went from
there to Pittsburgh where be spent
Wednesday at conference in regard
to the Million Dollar movement and
yesterday he spent in Baltimore at
tending meeting Of the Board OF
foreign Missions Of the N 2 demon
nation.
Spring pay-A beautiful ~ was
handed Fairmont this morning warm
and sunny and clear. Many people are
on the streets and merchants say they
are doing m unusually good business.
sherlH and His Dogs-A large pic
ture taken near Or. Sands farm q
Sheriff "A. M. Glover and three hounds
two OF them Ed and Fritz, belonging %
him, stands in a prominent position on
the sheriff's desk this morning. The
sheriff is very proud Of his dogs pc.
cause Of some very good work they
have done in this and other vicintttes.
In the picture the sheriff Is h0lvsSg
the dogs by a strap and one is i'm
pressed with the pictured wish Of these
animals to start something. They are
entirely ready to run and the sheriff
Is holding them back tightly.
Marriage License ~ "A marriage
license has been issued to Nazzareno
/ attange, 90 and Emeline Vincenne.
80 both Of Fairmont.
Executor Appointed-A. j. McDan.
Tel has been appointed executor Of the
will Of Ma'issa A. Sturm under bond
OF $4,000: c. r. Musgrave. admins
traitor Of estate Of M. A. Fluharty,
bond $1,000; H. i. Grim, administra-
tor, estate Of Moses Hall, bond $500;
John F. Phillips administrator es-
tate Arch Lilly, bond $1,000; U. G..
Swisher, administrator estate Of Rosa
May Price, bond Of $4,000.
Miss Leatham In Surgeons Care
Miss Margaret ]. Leatham, superin.
tendent Of Cook hospital, who under.
went an operation the first Of the week
is doing nicely at this time with good
prospects OF an early recovery.
Is lmprovlnu-The condition Of "a.
T. Smiley, local civil engineer, who
had been q patient at Cook hospital
since February 2 and whose condition
has been critical for several days,
shows slight improvement today. Mr..
Smiley resides at the Y. N. CA.
Surgical operations-Carl Quincy,
who is employed at the Carrico hotel,
was operated on last night at Cook
hospital and is doing well today. Miss
Nell Powell, OF Jefferson street, and
Mrs. Alma Sherwood, Of go Spring
street. underwent operations today.
Mrs. Mary K. Hartley, Of 100 Walnut
avenue, is q patient ct the hospital.
Guardian Named-Anna e. Fisher
has been appointed guardian Of Helen,
Karl and John Fisher under bond Of
$500 each child.
An Official Trip Deputy United
States Marshal John Mckinney left
today for Clarksburg territory on off
cial business.
Fined for Flshtlno-savane stusoz,
q soldier, came before Justice Mus.
grove yesterday and charged George
Cox with assaulting him with q mon
key wrench. Though Cox a little Ia
ter claimed Stusoz went after him with
an ak, Justice Musgrove fined Cox, In
GLIDING costs, 1920 and the matter
was dropped. The men claimed they
got into a fight aud went after each
other. 81
Paid His pebts-vito Delligato got
hold OF Louegi Piscore1li Just as he
was ready to leave for Italy and de-
imanded that he pay his debts before
starting, The scene took place yester-
day and required the services OF Con.
stable Michael and another officer be.
fore Piscorelli was willing to spare
some OF the $500 he had on his person
and settle up. He departed for lands far
distant as soon as the matter was set
tied.
Bootlesaers Fined - P. Negro and
Antonio Moreno, two Italians got 5000
each and two months in jail as a re-
suit Of a hearing yesterday before JUS
tice Musgroye for bringing 20 pints Of
whlskey into the city. Attorney Mil
Ter represented the state and Z. G..
Musgrove the defense.
Seine PIoushins-Mild weather
OF several weeks ago has permittei