The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-30
ELECTION HOLDS
MUCH INTEREST
8hree Tickets in Field at
Riyesville Election
January 5

ttdlH WILLIE DeC. 5V.--I il'i "SE
present in RivesTillc Centcrs IN
the coming town election which will
IS held on Friday, January the STU.
There nre three tickets in the field
.atS the present date. On the citizens
ticket the candidates are; For
mayor, Il. U. Myers; recorder. i. 3.
Brown; councilmen, ]. r. Hawkins,
!J.SA,H. Amos, Tom Musgravc, Sylycs-
TOR Arnett and Walter Rice. Next
comes the Miners Union ticket,
which reads: For mayor. J. W.
Richards; recorder, w. n. Stewart:
Walter Rice. Joseph
Moran, Clyde Vincent, ] y. Daley
and Lee Toothman. Next Is what
islJnown as tho Williams ticket:
For mayor they name J. WI,
,liafns; recorder, George Radcliffe.
c6unciImen, w. r. Ric- Waiter
Fleming, John Hwakins, Clyde Vim
cent and J. s. fireman. Each tick
ct has loyal supporters nnd We
await the outcome with much inter
est
So Golden Wedding.
ION Christmas day notable event
WIS celebrated at the home o! Mr..
aud Mrs. William BLACK. of Pha
Tabh's run. The occasion was IN"
.fiftieth anniversary of the wedding
day Of the popular couple The
house was made beautiful for the
occasion and a perfectly appointed
six o'clock dinner was served the
guests. Refreshments of ice cream
and cake were also served before
Tho happy party returned TO ;heir
homes ut a lnto hour Those PICS.
.jnt for the occasion were Mr. ard
Mrs. William Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
lJ.3W Michael, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
ney Brock, Miss Della Brock, Dcn-
eel Smith. Pauline and Cecil Brock,
Lawrence. KathllUc ana Andre"
Smith.
Church Wedding
"A very pretty wedding WAS reif-
Ebrated at the Rivcsvii!r NJ e,
church, South, on Tuesday after
noon OF this week, Tho contracting
parties were Miss Mary Tak&Sh
aid Mr.. Rudolph Dukirsh, TEa
marriage ceremony was read hy
Rev. G. +. Thomas. pas:or OF the
church. y number OF friends we-G
present at the church FOR the occa-
ssion The bride was pFettily rohed
In "a gown of white Genrgettc VITA
accessories TO correspond Sh%
also wore a veil and ogang" bios
sons, Tho groom wore the con
Ventional black. Immediately AFT.
tes the ceremony sir. ana Mrs. Du
kiEsh left for DeIlaire, Ohio. where
the former holds responsible 70
sition with coal company
Generous Response.
@;.sAs is always the case in liives-
VILE. the request for contributions
jg3s-mnkc Christmas cheer 70: the
families OF the unemployed III our
midst met with a IaJst generous re-
spouse. The barrel whicA was
placed at the church doc? daring
the Christmas entcrt2iEmc n on last
Sunday evening truly coItaiucd
Methodist measure, although mach
Of the contents were contributed by
members OF other churches, The
entertainment was rS high quality,
lind received much marii5d ap
pause.
.'Y" Family Gathering.
A most enjoyable occasion MAS
tho family gathering given at The
home OF MIR. and Mrs David Prick
ETH on Christmas day Relatives
Sirived early IN the day and the
ainily exchanged Christmas greet
pgs and gifts in 4 most pleasing
manner. y SumD;uUaS dinuCr was
served tile guests at E9un tim"
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles EccneI Cecil and Sacietta
Keener, Mr.. and Nrs Howard
Prickett and children, Of Dakota,
Mr., and Mrs Ray Amos ,ot Baxter;
Mr.. and Mrs, Clinton Pickett and
children, of Fairmont. ard Mis-
Ruth Prickctt, Of Niola
Business Cnan9=.
The RivesviMe bakery when mas
been operated Tor several months
sbyNNir. Charles Hackchas, recently
changed ownership Lawrence
Adams is the new manager Mr.
Adams comes to MS Well recon-
mcndcd, having tormcrlE hoc0 con
nccted with the Gould bakery If
Fuirmont
Home from Baltimore.
James Satterficld has recently &c.
turned from tho Johns tlnpkin;
hospital at DaItimc-2 where il" had
gone to consult specials: in re-
gard to trouble OF an optical Nr-
sure Mr.. Sat!crfield received a.
injury at the miEcs some DAYS as"
which rendered the Jreatmrnt he
essary.
e, Basketball.
1.-The girls basketball team is not
q. bit discouraged because it lost
the game at Monongah on last FIR.
day evening, but is planning TO
practice harder than ever when
school reopeus, and will be better
/ prepared to meet its opponents
next time. The score read 1871 IN
favor of Monougah
Personals.
Fl, Mrs. Maud Yost, OF High Lawns,
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Wilfong, Of FairmOut, for q
recent visit.
Sarah May, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Pearl Huffman. Of High
Lawns, has been quito sick with
stomach trouble the past few days.
/ Miss Jettie Ice, who has been
employed in the Charleston schools,
tiS-here for a holiday visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard PriCkett, OF
Dakota, were guests of the formers
sister, Mrs, Charles Kccncr, on last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Hawkins, who has heen