The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-14
ENTERPRISE
NeM MInlstcr Arrires..

New Minister Arrives.
The Rev. Oscar Neass, the new.
minister in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Of this city, was here
from Wyatt this week in search Of
a residence. The Enterprise con-
gregation does not have a parson.
age and at this time there has
been no place found to house the
minister and his father, who
makes his home with him. Last
Sunday night the Reverend Mr..
Wyatt preached In the local Al.
q. Church to large congregation.
Going East.
Mrs. Lyde Sturm will leave
here in short time to join her
daughter, Miss Bryan sturm,
who is an instructor in the Bos-
ton Conservatory OF Music. Miss
Sturm spent the summer yaca-
tion here with her mother and
returned to her duties a few
weeks ago.
Infant Dies.
Martha Viola, three months old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Fluharty, died at the home Of her
parents on Railroad street re-
Gently. The child's death occur
red after a few days illness and
was caused from a complication
OF diseases. Funeral services
were held the following afternoon
from the family home, the Rev.
Frank Ice OF the Church OF Christ
of Barrackyille being in charge.
Interment was made in the Odd
Fellows Cemetery.
McIntirc Funeral.
Elmer Paul McIntire,/ II months
old, died at the home OF his par
ents at Pleasant Hill Saturday or
last week and was buried Sunday
at Shinnston Cemetery with Will.
liam J. Harmer in charge as un-
dertaker.
Faulty Entertained.
, The Lumberport school faculty
were entertained recently by the
Woman'S. Club OF Lumberport Mt
the school auditorium. Among the
speakers for the occasion were the
home demonstrator OF Harrison
County and Mrs, Corinne Lock-
man, executive secretary Of the
Harrison County chapter OF the
Red Cross. The speakers were in.
troduced by Mrs. Flora Horner, a
prominent member OF the club.
About 125 guests we're present.
Music for the occasion was fur.
nished by the Lumberport quartet.
From Kcyser.
Ralph Bryner, who has been
acting US state policeman at Key
ser, w. Va, has been transferred
to Gypsy where he will be sta
toned permanently. MIR. Bryner
assumed his new duties Monday.
Church Notes.
The Southern N. E. Church will
hold the following services during
the coming week: Sunday school
at 10 a. M. DR.. r. B. Nutter, sup
erintendentJ Epworth League 1t
6:45 p. m. with Miss Lulu Spriag-
er as leader: public worship and
preaching service at s p. m. with
sermon by the regular pastor,
the Rev. j. B. Yoak.
Woman Injured.
Mrs. Allen Brook OF Lumber
port Is i'll at her home and Is
suffering from fractured shout
der received in a fall several days
ago. Mrs. Brook Is quite ad-
vanced In years and her condi-
ton at this time is considered
serious.
To Missouri.
Isaac Morris OF Bingamon left
the first OF the week for SPRING
field, Mo-, where he has been EN-
ployed for the past several
months. Mrs. Morris and daugh-
ter, Miss Juauita, expect to join
him in a short time.
Son Born.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Parks OF
Bingamon are the parents of a
little son, who arrived In their
home a few days ago.
Will Leave Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Airy Tichner are
planning to move, to the Hughes
Mines near Shinnston the first Of
next week. Mr.. Tlchner has been
employed at the mines for some
time.
Mr.. Collins III.
John Collins OF East Enterprise
has been III for the past week. It
was at first thought that he had
suffered stroke OF paralysis but
later his symptoms showed him
to be suffering from heart trouble
and nervous affections.
Personals.
Mrs. Eta Devoe, who Is a sur.
glcal patient ut Mason Hospital at
Clarksburg, is improving and will
probably return to her home here
in short time. Z
Mrs. Gladys Henry and Mrs,
Elsie Snider have returned 10
their homes In Benwood after a
visit with relatives and friends
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Heldreth
and Mrs. Charles Tetrlck and
daughter, Anna Gayle, returned
the first OF the week from a motor
Trip to Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Francis Higginbotham haa
returned to WESLEYAN Co11aVa "a