The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-20
MAJ sT0 news

D. Hess in Clarksburg street for
several days, was removed to the
home Of his parents on Bingamon
yesterday.
Mrs. surm improving.
Mrs. George Sturm, who has been
very III at her home at Westwood
for several weeks, is somewhat I'M.
proved at this time.
Mary's Millions.
The date for the play, "Mary's
MillIans," to be given BY the girls
class OF the First NJ. E. Sunday
school. has been arranged for Mon.
day, February 81, and will take
place in Central school auditorium.
The girls will be assisted by mum.
ber OF young Warrington women,
not members Of this church. The
event is expected to be a most en-.
joyable and entertaining one
Seats are being placed on sale
Lockers Installed.
The American Locker company
OF Boston, has placed four com.
partment locker for the safe stor-
age of parcels in the interurban
terminal station in Clarksburg
street,
Basketball.
Both the girls and boys basket
ball teams Of the local high school
were defeated at Littleton on Fri
day evening, the boys losing II to
IL, while the girls were taken into
camp by the one.sided score OF %
to 4. The boys club will go to
Shinnston tomorrow evening for a
game, while on the following eve.
ming the girls team OF Elkins high
will play the local girls here. The
boys will take part in the tourna.
ment at Fairmont this week. On
Saturday evening at the local gym
two local clubs engaged in hard
fought contest, the "Henpecks" de
feating the "Handsomes" by the
score Of 90 TO II.
Personals.
John H. Shriver has returned
from Pennsboro, where he was
called by the death Of a brother
in.law.
Carl E. Beatty, OF Fairmont, was
a visitor in the city on Saturday.
Andrew Monroe, Of Franklin
street, leaves this week for Tulsa,
Okla, where he will accept employ.
ment In the oil fields.
Marshall F. Efaw has accepted a
position at the Bowers pottery.
Many local Elks will attend the
Elks' minstrel show at Fairmont
this week.
Lester Hibbs left yesterday for
Tulsa, Okla. where he will accept
employment in-the oil fields.
The Misses Olive Durham. Mary
Roush and Ruth Bosserman, all Of
Fairmont. were guests for the week
end Of Miss Sue Slater, of High
Rev. o. E. Thorne attended the
funeral OF Rev. H. N. Smith at
Fairmont on Thursday OF the past
week.
osney Minor. of Fairmont. was
visiting his aunt here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Haw-
ker and children have returned
from a visit with relatives at Fair.
mont.
Harvey S. Upton has returned
from few days business visit at
Wheeling.
Mrs. Thomas McNlchols has re.
turned from a visit with relatives
at Cameron.
James Ahern and Harry Afford,
Of Fairmont, were Sunday guests
Of Warrington friends.
Mrs. c. D. Mcneil, Mrs. Edward
Wright and Miss Eva Matheny were
visiting at Falrmont on Saturday.
Dallas Hamilton Is home from
medical school In Cincinnati for 9
visit with his parents.
c. R. Roger, Of McCrory's store,
is visiting relatives at Lancaster.
Pa. for a few days.
Miss Rebecca Seaton spent the
weekend with friends at Mounds.
vile.
c. C. Coffman has returned from
a weekend visit at Wheeling.
Miss Gall Wilbur spent the week
end with friends at Wheeling.
Miss Margaret Rodgers, OF the
local schools. has returned from .
visit with relatives at New Martins
vile.