The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-26

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period exceeded the same. period for
the year 191S-l919 by PAT.
Fruit From FIorida-Mrs. s. II. Car
pS1ter today received nice box OF
fruit from her mother. Mrs. ]. B.
Crowl. who with Mr.. Crowl is spending
the winter at ST. Petersburg, Fla. The
box contained some very fine grape
fruit and oranges.
Operation on Thumb Chief okey ].
Watkins, OF the city fire department,
underwent an operation yesterday at
Cook hospital for an infected thumb.
He Is doing nicely though he is still
a patient at the hospital.
Painful FalI-When he fell into a
pit at the plant OF the Owens Bottle
works iop the East side before day
Light today Archie McCord, an employe
sustained severe injuries to this hip
and Is patient at the Fairmont hos
pttal.
Admitted to HospltaI-A..J. Metz, of
Tucker county, was admitted to Fair
mont hospital today to be operated
on for disease ofsthe hip.
Son northumberland were re.
ceived in the city this morning OF
the birth of son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clayton Moran at their home In Los
Angeles The boy has been named
George q. Moran. The father is a
brother OF Mrs. Bruce Morgan and of
Chief OF Police Moran and he has been
on the Pacific coast for the past ten
years.
Baltimore offiee-Fred F. Prtnz
has been placed in charge of the Bal
timore office of the West Virginia
Meal Products Company, which has
Just been opened recently. Mr.. Prinz
Is well known locally, making several
trips to this city each year and was
for number of years connected with
the Baltimore office Of the Consolida-
ton Coal Co.
Big Contract Announcement Is
made that the Fairmont Electric Ser
vice company has secured the con-
tract from the Weston Light, Water
and Power company to install COM
plete new plant there and to dismantle
the old one. Work will be started at
once, and will cost about $4,000.
Car Was Late-A hot Journal on, the
car due here from Clarksburg at one
O'Clock yesterday caused the car to
be one hour behind schedule. Repairs
were made at Chiefton. Fifty rooters
made the trip on the special car which
the traction company ran to Fairview
Saturday night for the game. Traffic
on all the M. v. T. lines yesterday
was heavy.
Marriage Licenses = Marriage Ii
censes have been issued by Deputy
County Clerk Edgar Phillips to the
following: Raymond Parker, 20, and
Annie Casonic, 10. both of Faifmont;
Mike Casonic, father of the girl, gave
his consent in writing; Gilbert Chap
man, "a, and Louise Fleming, "a, both
Of Fairmont; William Cannon, SO, and
Mamie Pugiel, widow, 20, both OF
Fairmont; Charles R. Statler, 20, and
Ruth IMarteny, 20, both Of Fairmont,
j. s. Statler, father Of the young man,
gave his consent in writing; William
F. Hunsaker, widower, AZ, of King
mont, and Goldie Dickerson, widow,
80, of Fairmont.
Return tiome-Mrs. Jessie E. Moore
and little daughter, Regina, who have
been visiting the latter's sister, have
returned to their home at Brookside
EarTna MnnnnpaIia county ~
Charity OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES who
sent in contributions to the Associat-
ed Charities campaign now on in the
city are Simon Goodman $40, A. Har-
rison 10, Woman's club SIS, and L.
H. Google, S25.
Returned Home-NI. and Mrs.
Charles F. Bornefeld, whose marriage
in this city was a recent event, have
returned from wedding journey to
New York, Pittsburgh and other east
ern points and have taken up their
residence temporarily on Pierpont
avenue. Mrs. Bornefeld was former
ly Mrs. Gail Staggers Smith. Mr..
Bornefeld is resident supervising en-
gineer of the New York Concrete
Steel Engineering company.
To Act as Ushers-The- Misses
Susan Arnett. Mildred Raymond.
Mary Ellen Henry and Carol Powell
will act as ushers at the performance
of the Lost Battalion at the Grand
this evening. They will be dressed
as Red Cross nurses. The picture is
being run under the auspices Of the
Heintzelman Post of the American
Legion.
Mrs. Fleming Recovering-Mrs. A.
B. Fleming, who is in Charleston at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. G.. E.
Ward, and who had been i'll, is very
much better at this time and on the
road to complete recovery, according
to word to her family here today.
Appointed by court-John II. Hy.
land has been named administrator
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