The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-02-16

and last night had four hours Of good
natural rest and today his condition
is very encouraging. His lungs ap-
pear 70 be clearing up and II nothing
unforeseen presents itself Il Is believed
he wiz steadily recover.
Son Born-An eight and a half
pound son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
B. n. Thomas at their home on
Ridgely avenue last evening. He has
been named B. n. Junior.
Dentists .Meet-The Monongahela
Valley Dental society held an interest.
ing meeting on Saturday night at the
Fairmont. Several out of town den.
lists were present and pleasant and
profitable evening was spent discuss
ing matters of interest to the asso-
citation.
Motornan lnIured-L. L. Broozoyer
motorman on the Manningtph line
was injured last night when he slip.
ped and fell from the steps on the
vestibule OF his car and struck the
ground heavily. His left arm was SO
badly bruised he had to be relieved
from duty.
Shaw improvins-Attorney Harry
Shaw who had been confined to his
home on Morgantown avenue with the
grip is considerably improved today
will be unable to be out for several
days.
Attorney Bell setter--Attorney Ern-
est Bell who has been confined to his
home for the past six weeks with an
attack OF inflamatory rheumatism is
improving steadily land expects TO b.
cut the latter part of the week.
Has The Fiu-Miss Phyllis Monroe
Walnut avenue. is Ill with an attack
OF influenza. Her brother, Clarence,
is able to be out again after an at
tack OF the same disease.
Leaves HospitaI-Miss Bertha Wise
who has been in Cook hospital for
the past five weeks, following an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis was able to
return to her home on Pierpont ave-
nue. yesterday
No Bostic Appeal-Attorney M. NJ.
Nicely left for Washington Saturday
and left word with Prosecuting Attor-
ney Haggerty that he would not APP
peal the case of Nick Bostic, as he
had looked over the evidence and
found nothing upon which he could
work. Bostic will begin his sentence
Immediately, and by so doing with
good behavior will have his term of
Is years lightened to something over
10.
Marriage Licenses-The following
marriage licenses have been issued:
Gabel Barto, 33, and Johanna Macy,
80, the former ot-Austria and the lat
ter from Baxter; William Clyde
Floyd, 81, and Ethel Beatrice Rogers,
81, Barrackville; Nolan Goodrich
Campbell, IS, and Naomi Stetson, IS,
Rivesyille.
III at Edgeway-Mrs. Ben Wilson is
i'll at her home at Edgeway with flu.
Sure to Be Warm-It was announced
this afternoon that IL the social room
at the First Presbyterian church is
cold this evening the meeting of the
Mcfarland chapter of the Westmins.
ter guild which is scheduled to be held
there will be adjourned to the home
OF Mrs. j. Walter Barnes on Cleve-
land avenue.
Fire Department Run-The Fire De
partment was called out last evening
about eight o'clock and though at first
the high school building was on fire
but it was speedily learned that some
one had called them, mistaking the
flames from the furnace which shot
upward for flames from the building.
Nothing was damaged.
A. o. U. w. Meetins-There will be
an important business meeting tonight
at the A. o. U. W. Lodge rooms and
all members are asked to turn out.
cAId's Head Injured-Bonnie JEAN
little daughter OF Mrs. Earl McCraS Is
suffering with an infected head as re .