The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-09-16
WATSON
From NIorgantown

Mrs. Frank Jackson entertained
number Of relatives and friends
from Morgantown at her home
here last Sunday. A 10 o'clock
dinner was served the guests.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Olive
Frum Mrs. Frances Calliger, Mrs.
Marie Woodhall, the Misses Nettie
Frum,. Margaret Frum and Grace
Woodhall, and Lynch Frum and
Russell West.
On Vacation
w. A. Wilson, the regular post
master at Watson, is enjoying a
two weeks vacation, Harvey Mar
tin is looking after the Office work
during his absence.
Hold Services
Interesting services were held
in the NJ. P. Church last Sunday
evening. Besides the regular pas,
tor. the Rev. a. w. Lowe. two
visiting ministers from the N E.
South conference were also pres.
cnt. The sermon was delivered
by the Rev. c. B. Keener.
= To Attend Reunion
Mrs. B. F. Jones will leave in
the morning for Glover Gap to
visit relatives and also p attend
the first annual reunion OF tho
Yost family. The reunion will be
held in connection with the an
nual Sunday school picnic of the
Baptist Church. The affair will
be held in the Furhee grove above
the town.
Foot Broken
Ed Girod met with a painful
accident Wednesday while on duty
at the mines near here. After his
removal to the Fairmont Hospital
1t was found that he had sustain
ed a broken foot. After the nee
essary treatment he returned to
his home.
From Hundred
Mrs. Joe Harrington returoCd
the last Of the week from Hun
bred where she had been the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ida Tea
garden. Mrs. Harrington's mothe:
was in the flooded district OF
Hundred and her property was
badly damaged.
Attend Meeting
The Rev. A. w. Lowe. David
Huffman and o. S. Toothman were
at LEVEL Chapel today to attend
the last quarterly meeting of the
conference year.
New Son
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hearn of
CASTOR Row are the parents of a
little son, who arrived at their
home September 4. The child
weighed nine pounds. He has
been named Arthur Smith, Jr.
To Mooseheart Home
Mrs. NoIa Thompson has re-
turned from a few days visit at
Mooseheart, H., where she was
the guest OF her children, Vivian,
James and Chester, who are be-
ing cared for at the Moose home.
OF Duty
Albert Sypult has been off duty
the past few days suffering from
an injured foot. The accident oc-
Cured a few days ago while Mr..
Sypult was working in a mine
near here. ',s.
, Schools TO Open
The Watson schools will open
for the winter term Monday morn.
Ing, B. F. Ramage. will be princt-
pal of the grades and the assis-
tants will be S. E. Burke Miss
Jean Hale and Miss 0. Patterson.
To NIorgantown
Arbun Tarleton and sister, Miss
Edna Tarleton, will leave Monday
for Morgantown where they will
re-enter the state University after
spending the summer vacation at
the home Of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. c. H. Tarleton.
Pythian Sisters Hear Report
A good meeting was held Fri
day evening by tho local lodge
Pythian Sisters. A feature Of the
meeting Of interest was the read
ing OF the report. OF the Pythian
Sisters district convention held az
Mount Glare. Miss Iva Costello
was sent as delegate.
NJ. r. Church Notes
Services for the week in the
local NJ P Church will be as fol-
lows: Sunday school at 10 a NJ,
William Merrlfeld, superinten-
dent; preaching service at 1880 p.
m Sunday: Womans Bible Glass
meeting Monday evening with
John KIbby as teacher; prayer
meeting Tuesday evening In
charge OF o S. Toothman: Mems
Bible Glass Thursday evening,
John WEIGH, leader.
Personals
jarrett Hearn returned to
Logansport yesterday after visit
with his brother, F. e. Hearn and
Mrs. Hearn.
Mrs Mabel Edderman of Nor.
gantown Is the guest OF her moth
er, Mrs. Fred Ensminger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown OF
Fairmont are guests Of the latter'G
mother Mrs Bertha Sypult.
Little Betty Kendrick has been
III this week suffering from an
attack OF thrash.
William Cook Is moving his
! family from the New ENGLAND adj