The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-17
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Hurd
and little son left on wednesday
evening for Baltimore, Nd, where
they were called by the critical ill.,
ness OF the formers mother.
Dr.. John E. Miller, for several
years a resident and practlciug
physician at Joetown, near here Is
moving his household effects and
family to a point in Pennsylvania,
near Cumberland, Nd, where he,
will continue medical practice.
Or, R. W. Miller, a chemist from
pittsburgh, and Messrs. Goerke,
Crttchfield, and Williams OF Fair.
mont were inspecting the plant Of
the Hope Natural Gas Co. east OF
the city this week.
L. F. McClain, for some time con.
nected with the Hope Natural Gas
Co. lp the local field, Is moving his
family to Bridgeport, Harrison
County, whore he has been trans.
terred by the company.
A. @. Steele of Moundsville. rep.
resenting tho G. H. Hammond Co.
OF Chicago, was here on business
for his firm yesterday.
John and Wesley Cunningham or
CurtisYille were business visitors
In tho city yesterday.
Mrs. D. F. Hollobaugh has CONC
to Wheeling for a visit with her
son, Howard Hollobiugh, and fam.
lly.
Born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Cecil. a baby son. Mother
and child are doing nicely. Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil arc from Cameron,
coming here recently that Mr..
Cecil might work in the glass fac
tory.
Paul Gallagher and Harold Hol-
land of Fafrmont motored to Man
nington yesterday afternoon for a
visit at the homo OF the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Cal
lagher OF Market street.
]. D. Slider OF Moundsrille was
IN the city yesterday visiting
friends.
Ben Wells Of Glovers Gap was
in Warrington yesterday attending
to business.
James Hart of the Hart Fruit
Co., Fairmont, was a business
visitor In the city yesterday.
Miss Louise Cross Is i'll with
influenza at her home In Flat Run.
Mrs. Harry Matthews Is able 10
be out again after q serious attack
Of influenza.
Angelo Panucle OF Grafton, for
merly part owner OF the Manning
ton restaurant was in the city
yesterday afternoon visiting
friends.
Mrs., Bruse B. Warder and Mrs.
IS E. Phillips were visiting at the
home Of their aunt, Mrs. N. ].
Straight. In Darrackville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Ice have re-
turned to Pennington after q visit
With friends here.
Linn Book has returned to his
home In Pennington after a visit
here.
W. P. swiger OF Pittsburgh is
in the city attending to business
matters.
N. Robinson of Buffalo, N. Y,
is in Warrington on business.
W. H. Daniel OF Huntington was
here yesterday afternoon attend
ing to business.
Harold Fuller of Fairmont was
In the city today calling on busin-
ess friends.
0. D. Fuller OF st. Paul Is in
Warrington attending to business
matters.
"Blg" Bill Taught was in
Wadestown yesterday afternoon
looking after his oil interests.
Carl Beatty Of Fairmont motor
cd to Warrington yesterday after
noon.
d ID. LazeRT, VINO was CalleQ 10
Sistersville recently by tho illness
Of his mother has not returned
yet. His mother shows no i'm
provement.
G. w. Bowie, team boss for tho
Carnegie Gas Co., was called to
point near Pennington last night
by the burning OF q large gas main
H. L. Grimm. teacher In the
graded schools. is at home caring
for his wife, who has influenza.
Mrs. Ray Bowie Is confined to
her home with influenza.
Miss Eloise Grafton. Red Cross
Field Nurse OF tho Lake Division.
Cleveland, o., was visiting the local
chapter yesterday.
ar. and Mrs. w. ]. McKinless,
1913 Clarksburg street, will dispose
Of her household furniture by pri-
Yate sale It was learned this morn
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. McKinIess will
soon leave for Oklahoma to make
their home there.