The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-12-11

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weather had arrived. By. noon today
the sun warmed the oit-of-doors "
such extent that the crisp GOODNESS Of
the atmosphere was delightful and
inYigoTating.
Marriage LIcenses-Marriage licens
es have been Issued as follows: Oscar
Roby 81 and Margaret S. Stagsers, 81,
both OF FairIrort. John F. Michael
So and Prudy Rose 81 Of Fairview.
Drug Act Arrests-Deputy United
States Marshall John Moore went 10
Clsrksburg yesterday and arrested
Ernest Marshall colored on a charge
of violating the Harrison drug act. The
prisoner Is accused Of peddIing dope
and was given hearing before United
States Commissioner A. l.. Lohm and
held for the Federal Grand Jury, In
Parkersburg in January. Bail was fix
ed at $1,000.
Gives Bond. NJ. Barrack has CIV
en- bond Of $500 as guardian of Earl
Jones, infant son of the late ]. W.
Jones.
Sheriff In Msryland-Sheriff Glow
CIR went TO Oakland. Md, last night
On business and will return some time
today,
Named Administrator. F. Ever
hart has been appointed administra=
tor Of the personal estate Of Mary l..
Barb. Bond $500.
School Holidays - The Christmas
holidays will begin for the city schools
one week from tomorrow December
ID and will continue until January s.
This gives the pupils and teachers
full two weeks of vacation.
Clarence e. Ice lll-Clarence E. Ice,
of Phoenix, Ariz., is a brother Of
Charles Ice, Main street merchant, and
George Ics, well known contractor, Is
seriously i'll at his home there with
influenza according to information re-
ceived here by his relatives.
Appendicitis operatlon-Mrs. Jeru-
sha Savage aged 66 of Kingwood was
operated on yesterday at FairmOnt.
Eospftal for appendicitis. Her condi-'
tion is good today.
Rev. Morgan Mendlns-The condi-
ton of Rev. Morgan who was operated
on at Fairmont hospital several days
ago for appendicitis is good today and
he is resting well.
Luthy Sells out-c. E. Fitzhugh
has purchased the plumbing business
of Adolph A. Luthy, who has remov-
ed to his farm along the Chesapeake
Bay near Baltimore. Luthy came to
Fairmont in 1898 and never missed
days work with the Reed Plumbing
Company in eight years, later buying
the business and conducting 1t him
self five years. The business change
was effective December 1.
Out Of HospitaI-Former Marion
county Sheriff Howard R. Furbee.
and Mrs. Furbee have returned 10
their home in Warrington from
Wheeling where Mr.. Furbee had been
ill for some time is not improved at
this time,
One Drunk-But one drunk appear
ed for a hearing at police court this
French Hood who was fined
$3.50.
Mrs. Nuzum Better Mrs. Virginia
Nuzum who is critically i'll at her
home in Fourth street, is slightly i'm
proved today.
Stamp Sales Go on-City Superln-
tendent Of Schools Otis G. Wilson Is
in receipt OF a letter today from John
E. Norman, director for the state Of
West Virginia of War Savings In
which he states that the sale Of the
War stamps will be continued during
1920. The impression had gotten out
here that the sale would be discon-
tinued with the beginning Of the new
year, however this was erroneous.
Class Banquet-Tomorrow evening
the Red team of the Earnest Workers
class of the East Park Sunday school
will tender banquet to the Blue team
in the East Park community building.
The class numbers about 115 and it IS
expected that the affair will be very
one w. Fl. Barnes is teach
er Of the class.
PERSONALS |.
Mrs. Mary Hall of Walnut avenue
who had been very Ill for some time
and who had improved recently Is
again in serious condition.
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