The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-10
Warrington P%ersonals

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The Rev. AlbertEN. Park, for.
raef pastor OF the First Preshyter,
Ian Church in this city, now a
chaplain in the U. s. Navy and
stationed at the government ayia.
ton field at San Diego. CAL. is
here for a few days visit with
friends. Mr.. Park preached a ser
mon to his former Practitioners al
the Presbyterian Church last even
ing.
Edward coad and little daugh-
ter, Elizabeth were at FaErmont
yesterday to visit the formers
sister. Mrs. Flossle LeCompte,
who is a patient at Cook Hospital,
recovering from a recent surgical
operation.
U. S. Van Zandt was visiting
relatives at Pennington yesterday.
Glenn a. Spears spent yesterday
with friends at Fairmont.
Attorney L. S. Schwenck, a. j.
Hess, W. S. Furbee and W. NJ.
Hess have returned from a bust
ness visit at Martinsburg, where
they were. court witnesses.
Miss Esta Patterson of Center
street, who has been visiting rela-
tives near Africa. has become III
and will not return Sere until she
RECEIVERS. n
Joseph cottrIll, student at W.
y. u. Morgarto%n, is here for a
Visit with his.parents on Burt Hill.
L. D. Beatty, Of Owen Davy Run
was a business Visitor in the city
on Saturday. ',
E. Bruce Duiedh. formerly a
Warrington boy, now an oil we'll
contractor In the Charleston oil
Held has returned to Charleston
after a visit. %ith-his parents and
other relatives here.
j. Arthur Hamilton of. Rymer
was a visitor in Warrington on
Saturday.
Forest H. Floyd, a student at
Carnegie Technical School in
Pittsburgh, Is hero for a visit with
his mothor, Mrs. s. C. Ash in Mar
shall street.
John P. McMunu Of Glover Gap
was a visitor in Warrington yes
terday.
Cleo D. Taught is home from
Wesleyan College, Buckhannon,
for a visit with his parents in
Brookside Addition.
Attorney A. H. Toothman OF
Fairmont was a visitor here on
Saturday.
John H. HELEN has returned
from a visit with friends at Mon
ongah.
Miss Jessie Plcpers has return
ed, TO her home at Wheeling after
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Elmer
L. Wade In Washington street.
Mrs Wade and, little daughter,
Margaret accompanied her home
for a weeks visit.
Mrs. o. e. Hayes OF Fairmont
Is spending a few days With rela-
tives here.
Edward Forncy leaves soon for
Columbus, Ohio, where he will
accept a position as a glass work
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Melghen OF
Fairmont were visitors with
friends here on Saturday.
Mrs. T. w. Beall and Mrs. A. j,
Sturm have returned from a visit
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
E. Laymap at Fairmont.
G. C. Coffman has been called to
Fort Worth, Tex, by the serious
illness of his father.
Owen Nolan has returned from
a weekend visit with friends at
Keyser.
Harry a. sybert is spending a
few days on a business visit at
Charleston.
Mrs. C. Norman Davis has re-
turned to her home at Morgan
town after a visit with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Nor
gan in Washington street.
The Rev. Thomas J. Kendall Of
Glover Gap was the guest of
friends here yesterday.
Harold Cotfman, a student at
y. v. u, Is homo for a few days
visit with his parents in Clayton
street.
Bernard Ramsburg OF Morgan.
town is visiting at the homo Of his
sister, Miss Theresa Ramsburr
this week.
Frank Ptgott Of Pine Bluff spent
the week end at the home of Miss
Sue Slater:
W. C. Renshaw Of Warrington
and William Douahue Of Fair.
mont left yesterday for Fort
Worth, Texas, where they will en-.
gage in oil work.
Bruce Duncan OF Charleston is
visiting relatives here for a few
days.
Jack Earpsworth, civil engineer,
left today for Huntington on bust.
ness.
and his family motored here from
Fairmont yesterday.
Miss Ruth Bosermau was a
week end guest at the home of
Miss Sue Slater.
Miss Frances McCray, Miss
Mary Roush, and Harry Afford OF
Fairmont were visiting friends in
Warrington yesterday afternoon.
A. H. Toothman OF the Internal
Revenue Department, Pittsburgh,
was in Warrington Saturday on
business.