The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-14
WARRINGTON.
Change Date.

ShdUbG 6akGs
Tho Warrington board of com.
missloners announced yesterday
that the dates for their special
meetings to be held in the audi.
forum Of the city building would
be Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings at Z o'clock instead OF this
evening. as they had arranged. Com.
missiOners BarTack, Burt and Hess
will meet for the purpose OF hear
ing any matters in regard to the
registration Of voters and to OK.
anime the returns made by the reg.
istrars made some time ago. The
registration is for the coming city
election to be held In Warrington
on Monday, March 6. 4-
Presented Program.
Pilgrims Progress" was present
ed by members OF the choir Of the
Methodist Episcopal church here
Sunday evening in song.story form.
pilgrims Progress" is one of tho
widely read old English books, and
tho auditorium OF the church was
filled. Miss Kate Garrison Of
Wadestown, was in charge Of the
unusual affair.
Basketball Tonight.
A large crowd Of Falrmont high
school basketball rooters is expect
ed to accompany the r. II. S. squad
to Warrington for the game to be
played at the Burttown. gym this
evening. This game will be the sec.
ond this season that has brought
the Fairmont and Warrington high
teams together. and for the past
week has been tho cause for cor.
siderable comment. The first game
between the teams was played at
the Normal gym in Fairmont las:
week, and was won by the locals.
There has always existed a lot OF
rivalry between the two fiVes, AMI
the games in all athletics. including
football and basketball, have al.
ways been keenly fought. The game
this evening is expected to be one
OF the fastest played on the local
gym floor this season and will in
all probability be one Of the mos.
interesting.
Harvey Furhee Home.
Harvey Furbee. som Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Furbee, OF Center
street, has returned to his home
attor several months travelling and
playing in the Nick White orches
ira band of Clnrksburg. While will:
the Nick White orchestra he played
saSaphone. The Clarksburg
band decided that the orchestra
should be dIsbanded at this time,
and the players left for their homes.
It is the belief in Warrington that
Furbee will join the Premier Five.
local aggregation OF musicians
who have been furnishing dance
music in this place for some time.
To Do Job Printing.
Ben Atherton, formerly OF the job
department OF the Evening Leader,
when 1t was published in Manning.
ton, and Leyland Rymer have set
up q job printing press on Burt
Hill.
Banks Closed Here.
All the Warrington banks were
closed here yesterday In observ.
ance Of the birth OF Abraham Lin
coin. Announcement was made
yesterday that the banks Of the city
would also be closed next Wednes
day In observance of the birthday
Of George Washington. Other bust
ness places here were not closed
yesterday, and school was In ses
sion the entire day.
To Have Reception.
Arrangements are now under
way by the sophomore class which
will result, when completed, in a
reception for members OF the senior
class Of the local high school on
Friday evening OF this week. A
hall for the reception has not been
chosen at this time. but 1t Is be.
lieved by those In charge that eth.
er the Eagles hall or the parlors
OF tho Methodist Episcopal church
will be used.
To Shoot We'll.
II Is probable that the ]. ]. Al.
len test well on the Sidney Jones
farm on States Fork will be sho.
tomorrow. The well was drilled IN
several days ago to the so foot sand.
and II is Thought that AFTER fhe