The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-09-10

THE
missed 81 lime to hear Ds Agar
church efficiency expert At the First
Baptist church i IS urged that those
Who cannot attend both nieetingH will
ayaa themselves Of the opportunity Of
hearing DR. Agar
Temple prayer Meetlns-The week.
" prayer services at the NJ. P. Temple
viii be resumed this evening and
members are urged to be present at
1880 o'clock for the service.
Homo from Penna.-Mrs. Francis
Thralls and children, Richard and
Maxine, have returned from Greene
county, Pa, where they had spent the
last several weeks. Enroute home
they visited Mr.. Tharlls' mother
Mrs. Richard Thralls, Of near Blacks
Vile, w. Va.
Extra copo-Due to the crowd that
Is expected IN the city during the Elks'
and the heavy traffic, two
extra officers have been added to the
city police force. The two new men
IRE Jack Griffith and William Israel.
Arm Badly cut-Paul Fenton, son of
T. L. Fenton Of Dakota was admitted
to Cook hospital today suffering from
O badly lacerated arm. The injury
was sustained when he fell striking
a broken bottle. Seven stitches were
required to close the wound.
Miners Leg InJursd-stanley Hun
ley, miner employed at the Carolina
Mines is a patient at Fairmont hos
pital suffering with an injury to his
leg sustained while at work there.
Goes to School for Blind-HerbertI
Craig aged 10 a little boy who had
been receiving treatment at FaiTmont
hospital for his eyes was sent today
to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind institu-
ton at Romney. His eyes failed toI
respond to treatment.
Surgical PatIent-Mrs. ]. W. Jones
Of a02 Naomi street, underwent a
minor operation today at Cook hos
pital.
At Hospital convention-Miss Mar
garet j. Leatham superintendent Of
Cook hospital has gone to Cincinnati
American Hospital Association con-
yention in session there this week.
She went to Parkersburg and was
Joined there by Miss Emma Vernon
head Of the City hospital at Parkers-
burg and formerly connected with
Fairmont hospital here who went to
Cincinnati for the convention.
Thieves Made eetaway-County
officers have heard nothing moro
the whereabouts of the
three thieves who made the whole
sale robberies at Jamison No. and
sometime Ilonday night.
It is generally believed that the men
succeeded in catching freight train
and making good their escape.
Blondell and Lindsey Dusenberry
we're all arrested yesterday by Con-
stable L. ]. Michael, charged with
robbing a store at Winfield, owned
by S. G. McElfresh. Lindsey is over
IS years of age and he will be tried
before Justice w. w. Conway for
the offense. The other boys will
be given a hearing in juvenile court.
Marriage License-The following
marriage license was issued at the Of
fee OF County Clerk A. G. Martin to-.
day: James Ferguson Fornof, aged
10, of Williamsburg, Pa, and Gypsie
Beatrice Dood, aged 20, of Fairmont.
Adam Fornof, father of the boy, and
Laura Dood, mother of the girl, gave
their consent in person ind in writing
Deed For Record-The followlg
deed was 81 at the office of County
Clerk A. G. Martin this morning: Q.
H. Bartlett and Leila Bartlett to Mar
garet s. staggers "a parcel of real es-
tate in the Eighth ward to the City Of
FairmoRt. valped at $500.
Please Be Prompt-It is asked that
those who attend the mid week
prayer service at the NJ. P. Temple
this evening, which will be resumed
after having been discontinued for
several weeks are asked to be prompt
in order that those who so desire
may attend the lecture by r. Agar
a church efficiency expert, who will
lecture at the First Baptist church
this evening at eight o'clock. The
meeting will begin promptly at 1880
o'clock. IL
PERSONALS.
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