The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-11
PERSONALS

u. S. Finger has returned from
Houston, Tex. where he accom-
panied Mrs. Finger, who was call
ed there by the death Of her
mother. sIrs! Finger was detained
there by the illness Of her broth
er.
Miss Louise KIsner has entered
the West Penn Hospital IN Pitts
butgh for treatment. Mr.. John
Kisner, her father, accompanied
her there and has returned home.
Miss Kisner will undergo an OPP
eration for goitre.
Mrs. A. f. Statler Of Syracuse,
! Ind. who is spending several
/ weeks here with her son, Clarence
statler, and Mrs, Statler, at their
apartment In the Mumford Flats,
has returned from Llttleton,
where she had been for few
days
Miss Mildred Swearingen of Par
kersburg will return home today at
noon after spending two days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carroll and at
tending the marriage Of her broth
er, A. G. Swearingen, and Miss
Kathleen Carroll yesterday morr-
ing at the home Of the bride in
Broad street.-Charleston Gazette.
H. c. Hamilton OF Pittsburgh Is
a business visitor in this city. Mira.
Mary Hamilton, mis- mother, who Ia
spending the winter with. her son,
DR.. Mcndel Hamilton, at Belington,
is the guest Of relatives here for a
few days.
Mrs. Elsie Adams went to Park.
ersburg today, where she will
spend the weekend with her son,
Arnold Adams, who Is a student
at the Mt. State Business College.
! Victor Holt, who is q student a.
West Virginia University.Ns spend:
ing the weekend here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Holt, at
their home on Chicago street.
Miss Pauline Borgess., who is a
teacher In the Fairview schools, Is
spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Bos.
Igess.
Mrs. Cora Fisher of Pierpont
avenue is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. |. Walter at their home in Wash.
ington, D. c.
Harry B. Clark and daughter,
Miss Mary Clark, returned today
from a visit Of several days in Bal.
timore.
Harry NJ. Henry has gone to
Whitley, Pa, where he will spend
a couple OF weeks with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Henry. He mo.
tored there.
R. A. Watts, who was called to
Lewistown. W. Va, few DAYS ago
by the. serious illness OF his moth.
er, Mrs. James F. Watts, has re.
turned home. Mrs. Watts Is yery
much improved.
Mrs. Katherine Dorsey OF PITTS.
hurgh is the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Henry Mulligan, at her
home on Jamison street.
Miss Frances Eaton trained
nurse. is recovering from an Ill.
ness with tonsilitis.
Oran Price Of Warrington
Charles Fluharty and ]. W.
Gump OF Fa'ryiew motored to
pittsburgh the first OF the week.
Miss Ruth Evans Is leaving this
evening for Washington, y. c.
where she will visit for a few.
days en- route to Mainf. Fla.
where she will spend the winter
with friends.
Mrs. Maude Evans and daugh-
ter, Miss Merle OF Pruntytowr are
guests of the formers sister, Mrs.
A. T. Springer. At her homo on
Benoni avenue.
Kehna Clark, C. E. Smith and
George T. Watson went to Bloom
ington to see the West Virginia.
Indiana football CANT.
Clemens A. Sossong and Hugh
G. Moren of Pittsburgh are guests
of q. A., Deveny, Jr., at his home
in Watson avenue.
Registered at the Fairmont
Hotel today are: Harold D.
Kline, Jeanette, Pa; Louis
Block, Morgantown; C. ]. Howell,
Philadelphia; G. R. Warsley, Chi,
cago; T. Fl Timberlato, New
York; Charles H. Goff, Wheeling;
]. Stewart Smith, Baltimore; C.
B. Church, Richmond, Va; w. g.
wager, Louisville, KY; r. W.
Chichester. Weston: H. Morgovac,
Harmarville, Pa; w. J. Moore,
Washington, D. c.; F. A. Close,
Uniontown; Sidney Wagner, jack
son, Mich; c. Bunting, Phila-
delphia; S. U. Brooks, Columbus,
Ohio; L. H. Hymeman, New
York; D. F, Chenoweth, Clarks-
burg; ]. T. Underwood, Dayton,
Ohio; Charles Henkin, Cincinnati;
F. K. Primer, Philadelphia; F. A. /
Potter, Pittsburgh; NJ. NJ. Reiss,
Uniontown;; ]. ]. Petrion, Pitts,
burgh;; c. F. Kern, Philadelphia
and ]. T. Bushel, ST. Louis.
The Elklns football team was
registered here yesterday.
iT0V cIInnJ Dn0lIro