The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-27

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So e dui1rte sd six Accident Miss
Katherines Bsesofrr CIarksburg,w who
Sis visit ting Te1atfXesS gMonongah,
was injured I'M ansautomobileS ac-
cid syesterdayga and Swasfadmitt
stoEFairmontMSt State Hospital. She
was cut8aboutt the arms but no
bones were broken.
Child scaIded-Antho Yean-
;ero, the year old son of MI. and
Mrs Felix Yeanero of Penn ave
nue., was3severe1y .scalded last
evening Mrs ~ eanero was scrub
bling the floor and was called to.
the door. When she returned to-
find her child seated in the scrub
bucket OF gsca1din water. De-.
H. IS. Kefster, w hoTattended tbs
child Last night says that his con-
dition is very serious 80 *
Return From Co1umbus---Mr.
and Mrs. So G.; Meyer and daugh--
tiers, Virginia and Margaret,of
sBellview avenue returned last
evening from. a ten days m rotor
trip to Columbus, Ohio. ME-.
Meyers made a business trip 70
the South. going from To there py
rail to Nashville, Tenn: ana
Muscle Shoals. Ala, while mis-
family were guests at the home q
Mrs. Meyers parents. MT. ana
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poa Bites Boy; Arrested; Breaks
Jaff-The dog 5catchers yesterday
captured a dog which had bitten;
a youth, Edward Lapinsky OF Bell
view. The boy was bitten on the
foot Tuesday afternoon. He went
IN swimming and the wound be-
came infected. Dog catchers oper-
ating In the vicinity OF Be1lv1ew5
yesterday caught the dog. Before
the dog had been taken to the city
crematory, it managed to escape
from the dog cage. however
Motors to FaIrmont-Mr. and
Mrs. William W.. Martin and family
Of Morgantown motored to FAR
10 ont this morning. While here Mr.
Martin visited County Superinten-
dent OF Schools I. A. Barnes.
BroomfieId In AIps-Dr. j. z.
Broomfield is wading through snow
knee deep, according to card re.
ceiyed by Mrs. J oslo Prickett OF
this CITY. Doctor Broomfield is tray
cling through Europe and the card
received here was sent from Luz
ern. Switzerland. On the card, Doc
tor Broomfie1d said that a heavy
snow was falling and the rivers
about the village were covered
with ice. He asked to be remember
ed to his numerous friends here.
PROGRAM at Normal-An interest
ing program WITH Mrs. Forrest
Fankhauser as entertainer was
given at the chapel program OF the
Fairmont Normal summer school
this morning. Mrs. Fankhauser's
program consisted of three groups
Of songs composed of the follow
ing selections Chasing Butter
flies, Thoman; Call Me Nc
More Cadman;; " A * Red, Red
Rose Hastings; Wind Song,5
Rogers; IN y Treasure, = Trivalsa;
Sunset" Buch; my Ain Folk,
LENNON. Mrs. Fankhauser re
SpOnQeQ TO Two euCOTSS Will sas
selections. tS1umber Boat" ane
my Laddie.'' Mrs. E. E. Church
was the accompanist. The scrip
ture reading for the morning was
given by MI. E. e. Mercer.
Denies Theft Charges--Robert
Iworthington, arrested yesterday on
a warrant charging theft OF wa.
gon, denies that he had any part
VIII atever in the taking and sale OF
the wagon. According to sWorthing
ton, the wagon was stolen by an
other man, and sold. The CHECK
from the sale OF the wagon was
made out to Robert Worthington'
and Worthington's name was then
forged to the check. Worthington
ihas been released from the county
jail onNa $500 bond.
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