The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-25
Round About Town
halloween Festival

uallOWe en- FESTIVAL and box
supper Will be held at the loower
grade school Friday evening I'M
der the management OF the teach
or, Miss Anna Liljelund. Among
the attractions promised are for
tune'telling, fish pond. prizes
awarded, good eats, and a general
good time. A cordial welcome
Will be given to all friends and
patrons Of the school.
Club Banquet
The officers Of the Woman's
Club are trying to make tho an
nual luncheon at the Bartlett Ho-
tel tomorrow distinctive. and with
that idea uppermost every detail
will be different" 1t is said.
1t is hoped to make this year
the best in the history of the club.
and TO make that end the com
mlttee is urging every member to
give her name to Mrs. Guy S. Fur.
bee.
The dining room will be deco
rated for the occasion, and II Is
believed that members who attend
will enjoy one OF the most de-
llghttul events OF the club year
Successful Sing
The community sing held at the
Grangville Baptist Church Sunday
was featured by the singing Of the
Grangville. Flat Run. Joetown,
Joetown, Jr., and Buffalo choirs
each group having n splendid Sc
lection of songs. The Joctown Jr.
all young boys and girls. is per-
haps deserving Of special mention.
The Singing OF these young pao-
pie was unusually well rendered,
land the voices perfectly harmoni-
zed.
Special music was rendered by
I tho Rev. S. Whitman. who sang
ia solo: :duct, THE Old Rugged
Cross" by Miss Lena Shaffer and
Miss Gypsy Hess; solo, ION Thy
Way" by Il. o. Floyd.
Fever Situation
DR.. W. r. Andrews Stated las.
might that there were no new cases
Of scarlet fever reported yester-
day, and he seemed to think that
the situation is now we'll in hand.
The thing that makes the out
break so hard to handle just now,
he said. is the fact that the fever
is so light In many cases that IL
doctor Is not called In and some
cases are meyer quarantined be-
cause they are not brought to the
attention Of the health depart
ment.
Much Improved.
DR.. Joseph SidIey, who has been
away from home for several weeks
on account OF Ill health is back In
Warrington again very much i'm
proved.
To ParkcrSburg.
The Rev. and Mrs. John Bed
dow left yesterday morning for
Parkersburg where he attended
meeting OF the conference fin-
anCe committee. of which he is
chairman. Tho Reverend MIR. Bed.
dow returned last night, but Mrs.
Beddow went on to Huntington
where she will visit for few
days.
S. +. Phillips Home.
S. E. Phillips, who has been in
the Ohio Valley Hospital for sew
eral days. being treated for an IN
1ured leg has returned home. lie
is greatly improved. it is reported.
Guild Meeting
\ business and social meeting OF
the Park Westminster Guild OF the
Presbyterian Church was held ut
tho home Of Miss Nina Shea In
Burt Town Tuesday evening.
Dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess at the close of the
session.
Armistiee Day
D. F. Hollobaugh chaireman OF
a committee appointed by the HI
wants Club, stated yesterday that
Il meeting will be held Immediate.
ly to determine some sort of pro-
gram for the proper observance Of
Armtstice Day in Warrington.
Before Justice
Harry E. Martin was brought
before Justice ]. NJ. Barrack yes
terday on a charge preferred by
Van G. Tenant OF Fairview, who
claims that Mr.. Martin drove his
auto into the car driven by MIR.
Tenant, causing the latter to 20
over the side OF the road. Mr..
Remnant charges that Mr.. Martin
failed TO stop or render the assist.
ance which might be expected UNI
der the circumstances. The trial
will be csntinud today.
From Morsantown
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Gaddcs OF
Morgantown are guest at the home
nf the latter's sister, Mrs. II, j.
Matthews. Mr.. Matthews, who Is
visiting relatives In Beaver Falls,
Pa, will return home for day or
two at the end Of this week.
Miss NeVa Monroe who is at
tending the West Virginia Univer-
sity al Morgantoyn anenh tho