The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-12-18

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dNl 10 SHOWS in north
~ -eE portion tonight.
A6E 81 10 Sunday generally
Zlk " fair.
ISIE1I1N Local Readings.
AE~SAI F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
S u. m. today, 26,
ullInm5Weather yester-
day, snow; tenn
peraturc, maxi
rum, 80; minimum, 25: precipita-
ton, .04. River 100 feet, falling.
Had Session-The Traffic COM
n1ittee of the Fairmont Chamber
OF Commerce held a session last
aight at the comerce body rooms
and discussed some. problems that
are confronting the local people at
the present time. Secretary Con-
cell had nothing to give out for
publication concerning the action
taken at the meeting last night.
Home from College = Misses
Louise C. showalter, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. Z. NJ. ShOwalter,
ind Louise Rock, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. K. A. Rock, returned yes.
lerday from Wilson college. Cham.
1ersburg, Pa. They will spend the
Christmas holidays in Fatrm9nt,
AZ r.. II. oGiciaI.-M. . Cliff
EordRrnwnsyile, Pa, assistant
trainmaster of the Monogahcla
railway, is in Fairmont today.
Christmas Entertainment The
East Park Sunday school will give
a Christmas entertainment at the
Community house tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. The parents
and friends are invited TO be pres
snS sssan Interesting program will
be Observed.
Marriage LIcenses-Marriage Ii
cenSas have. been issued by Depu-
ty lElerk w. F. Foster to the fol-
lowing: Alfred Lee Young, col
ored, divorced, 80. Rockport. Ky,
and Mary Gray. colored, widow. -
Warrington. James Ernest car
penter, 25. and Dora May Shepp. IS
both, Of Monongah.
RJshop Hamilton Here-Bishop
John w. Hamilton. chancellor OF
Thea American University. wash
ington, D. C., is the guest OF Rev.
ands1Hrs. w. D. Reed Mt their home
on Eairmont avenue. This evening
Bishop Hamilton and Rev. Reed
wiltEo.to Fairview where they Will
ass44t in the opening OF the NJ. L.
CHURCH to be held tomorrow and
the former will preach the sermon
on this occasion.
Iasseriously IIl-Mrs. B. F. Reed,
onssbf the best-knowu Of the older
residents OF this city. is seriously
III 81 her home on Cleveland ave
nue.? Hre sons. John Reed and
Tot Reed, the former Of Wheeling
and. the latter of Bridgeport, have
been, called here by her Illness.
Guild InJured-John Oiskalska,
aged. nine years, was admitted to
Cook, hospital last evening suffer
lngE from a fractured skull which
he 3B said to have sustained in a
falls The child was operated on
and whilo the operation was u SER
iouS ione it is thought he will re-
coYet. He Is a son OF Frank Ois-
kRiAka, a miner residing at Bar
racEyille.
Surgical operatIons-Mrs. Mary
Larfsin, OF 321 Fairmont avenue,
underwent a major operation to-
day. at Cook hospital. rs did also
Mrs Lee Shelton, of II. F, D. No. l.
Miner InJured-John Cornell,
mingr employed at Monongah. who
was injured In the mines there is
; patient at Cook Hospital
Tks Bridge Work-Despite the
wtntty weather the work on the
Monqngahela river bridge Is pro-
gressing.. Men were engaged in
oonefeting floor sections yester.
day. ASA whole there is not as
IRrge,R force working as there had
bsens,at once time. EARLY this
weeG.a day or two was knocked of
duesto the SNOW fall which made
avetTthing slippery and walking
dangerous,
stsds and Sleigh = The first
sleigh. was used for the season in
FRiFEnont yesterday. dairyman
bring ding his milk to the city in
onesIof the old.fashioned type OF
country slelghs The youngsters
had their sleds out and COasted on
sha,shIl1p nyOr town
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