The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-01-19
INJURIES
RESULTFRQMFAEL
Aged Lady Suffering
From Shock and Bruises
at BarrackyiIIe

at Barrackyille
BARRActytLLE. Jan. 19.-The
revival meetings which have been
in progress the N. y. church for
the past sesefat days were discon.
tInued on Tuesday evening Of this
week. ON Sunday evening members
OF tho Billy Sunday Business Mems
club of Fairfnont were present and
gave good assistance with eyaugeli.
cat wfk4 AS a3resultso of the special
effort there have been several
members aaddeds to the church and
others who were not present on
the closing night of the meeting
viii doubtless do so at an early
date. While some disappointment
was felt that more were not saved
during the nieetings, Il is felt that
the Young pastor put forth his best
Efforts and II iss hoped that the In
flilence % his splendid sermons
may yet lead others to make the
decision TO lead "a better life even
though the meetings have been
closed.
Entertained Family.
ON last Sunday avery happy fam.
ily gatherfngswds held of the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cramer,
when al ofSthe Immediate members
OF the family Including the grand.
children were at home for the day.
Among the guests were mr.. and
Mrs, fyan Hawkins and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fultz and chill
dren, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Cox and
children, all Of Fairmont, the three
ladies' being daughters OF Mr.. and
MIS-. Sfatner. "a bountiful dinner
was served at the noon hour and
the day was spent in the happy way
.fatniliag have when gathering at
their ctfldh0d homes.
Miss Straight Hostess,
miss Wi1la Straight was hostess
to the pupilg Of the Ammonia Sun.
day Hchoolciass 1.-THE Bethesda Bap-
list church on recent evening.
Owing TO other matters Of import
ance the meeting was not so well
attended as had been hoped for and
the election of officers which was
TO have been held at this time was
postponed TIL a later date. The
girls had q very delightful time
however and were served with de.
Hcious retreshments by the hos.
less
Held Funeral.
Rev. " y Lawler was called to
Farmington yesterday afternoon,
where he OBLIGATED at the funeral
services d the late Jerome Hall,
who died on Monday OF this week.
Several other persons from here
also attended the funeral.
Mother IlI.y
Dnke Brand was called to Nor.
santcwn on Tuesday OF this week
on account OF the illness OF his
mother Mrs, Nancy Brand. who is
suffering with ailments incidental
TO elderly people Mrs. Brand is
in her ninetyth1rd year, and has
many trends here who are panied
TO hear of her illness.
Club Dates Cancelled.
Owing to the Indictment weather
of the past two weeks the members
of tile Rainy Day Sewing club were
compelled to omit, their meetings
for both Wednesday evenings. This
club Is very popular, but as its
membership Is made up OF both
Pine Grove and Barrackville ladies
tho had weather sometimes inter.
feres with their plans.
Mrs. Yost still Sick.
MES Margaret Yost still yemains
in d very weak condition at the
nome o. her niece, Mrs. Charles
Clayton. Mrs. NuZum is staying in
the Glzyton home at this time, and
assisting With the care Of the pa.
tent Her nephew, Curtis Morris,
Of Dakota, was here to visit her
one day this week.
Niece III.
Mrs Ts$B Lawler was called 10
RtyesylIle on Tuesday Of this week
on account OF the illness OF her
niece, MISS Elizabeth Barker. Mrs.
Lawler fsa particular fayorite with
the sick girl and spends as much
sine as possible at her bedside.
Leg Broken.
While at work on the new high
SCHOOL building on Tuesday morning
of this week. William C. Ridgely
feit from the scatfoldIng in such
manner as to sustain a fractured
Log Whe necessary aid was rem.
dered and the injured man was re.
moved TO his home in Locust ave.
nue..
Lost Barn.
Mike Barrackman was at Fair.
view on business this week. Mr..
Barrackman was owner OF the
building which was destroyed there
in Inc fire OF Monday evening, and
which wasstised by Mr.. Joshua Par.
rish as 4 livery barn. q
fsstufned Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Saunders have
returred from Maryland, where
they were called some days ago on
scccunt Of the illness OF the for.
mera mother.
Revivais Services.
Reytyal& services will be opened
in the Bethesda Baptist church
The initial meeting to be held this
eyeuing Rev. 4. B.. Lawler, the
regular pastor Of the church, will
BE N charge Of the services and
with the cooperation Of his people
and the community at large is hop.
ing TO have q wonderful revival.
Every one cordially invited to the
From Iowa.
Mr. and Mr830GftRn0f NJ Towo