The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-26
Warrington Personals

An eight and a half pound bah.
boy waa born to Mr.. and Mrs. W
E. Jones at their home in Burt
town Monday evening. Mother an
Child are doing nicely.
DR.. Phoebia Moore has rcturneC
from a business trip to Baltimore
and Is ready to resume her prac
tice here.
1t was announced yesterday tina
the dentists in Warrington vii
close their offices at 6 p. m, be
ginning May L.
Marshall Matthews was visiting
in FaIrmont last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Holmes anc
Miss Ella Driscoll have returned t.
Wheeling after a visit with friend!
in Warrington
Miss. Hattie Davis Of Burt Hill /.
able to be out again after q shor'
illness.
Mi. and Mrs. Ernest Harry, Mr.
and Mrs. Fonzy Dawson, and Mrs
Hugh Morgan motored to Fairmont
Monday evening,
Miss Virginia Lopez has returned
from a visit with friends in Clarks
burg.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hess OF shinnston ha.
returned to her home in that cit,
after a visit with relatives In Man
nington.
Clarence Hasklns Of this CITY.
who is working on the oil tank
farm Of the South Penn OIL Co. III
Morgantown, was home for a few
days this week.
Miss Clarissa Harold Of Pitts
burgh is the guest OF Mrs. l.. N
Beatty ut her home in Pleasant
street.
P. D. Harold Of GAINESVILLE. Ohio
was in Warrington yesterday visit,
ing friends and attending 10 bust
ness.
Ray Magee OF this city has re
turned from a business trip tc
S%hlnnston. Mr.. Magee has accep,.
ed u position on one OF the Shinns.
ton independent baseball teams
this season. He played on a local
independent team last season.
Paul Masters. an employee of tho
branch establishment in Waynes
burg Of the local Prichard Supply
Co, has returned to Waynesburg
after visiting at his home in Man,
nington.
Ed Hunter has accepted a posi-.
tion as salesman with the local
branch OF the Central Automobile
Corporation.
Bill Michaels returned last eve,
ming from Fairmout.
Miss Harriet Coleman OF Beatty
avenue has returned from a visit
in Moundsvillo and Wheeling.
J. D. Parrlott of Moundsville is a
business visitor in Warrington 10.
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed snodgrass were
visitors over the weekend in
Clarksburg, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Il. Debendarter, for.
merly Of Warrington. Mrs. Snod.
gress will remain In Clarksburg fol
a few days.
F. L. Reed Of Wheeling Is in the
city today attending to business.
John W. Hill OF New York City
is in Warrington today on business.
Miss Margaret Rogers Is in Man.
nington again after spending a few
days at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
E. M. Cox. in Morgantown.
Thomas B. Cleme of Detroit,
Mich. is in the city attending 10
business matters.
Preston Harmon Of the Manning.
ton Building Co., has returned from
Elkins where he visited at his
home.
P. Scroddle Of Wheeling is In the
city on business today.
c. J.. Frazier OF Columbus, Ohio,
is a business visitor in the city To-
day.
4. B. Smith OF New York is in
Warrington today on business.
Mrs. S. II. Adams Of Prospect,
Ohio, is in the city, called here by
the serious illness OF her daughter
Mrs. Gordon l.. Devore.
J. II. Williamson OF Ravenswood
is a business caller in Warrington,
]. D. Taylor of Wheeling is liz
Warrington today attending to
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burnley oi
Burton have returned to that city
after a visit In Warrington at the
home. Of the Iater's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Weed, In Main
street.
NJ. j. Kelson of Petersburg "a
In the city today visiting friends
and attending to business matters.
w. B. Starkey Of Steubenville,
Ohio, has returned to that city after
a weekend visit here.
William r. Boiden and Miss OF.
lie Smith, both Of this city. have
secured Il marriage license from the
Marion County Court, and their
wedding will take place this week.
Both are popular young coIored per.
sons OF this vicinity. Miss Smith
Is teaching the colored school at
Downs, and Mr.. Bolden Is employed
as chef at the Imperial Restaurant
in Railroad street.
Gordon Cunningham OF near Cur
%tisville has gone to Texas, where
he has accepted employment In the
oil fields.
Mrs. James D. Bodle% OF Mounds,
Vile Is here for a visit with her
aunt, Mrs. c. o. Wilt in High street,
D. NJ. Cunningham OF Rymer Is
confined to his home by a very Sc
we're illness.
Dennis F. Bell Is leaving for
Charleston where he will begin a
course In vocational training.