The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-05


Tom Farley has returned from
Wheeling, where he visited rel
atiyes.
Miss Minta Canning, who un-
derwent an operation some time
ago at the West Penn Hospital in
Pittsburgh Is recovering and will
return home soon.
The Misses Nellie McIntire
and Winnie MpsgraVe have re.
turned from Pittsburgh where
they had been for several, days.
Registered at the Fairmont
Hotel today are: L, w. Cewer-
Zapah, r. B. Robinson, CIV.
KeHsler, Fred Maeder, Elson
Jones, VS.. Stafford, j. ]. Wan
aer, Fl. N, Bartlett, NJ. G. Mos
kett, B, o, Willy, D.. I. johnson,
W. P. Tucker D. w. Yogel,
George ], Marion, ]. h. callen-
der, L. H. Hantzbige, W. r,
Shirley, Mrs. A. l.. Wesser, H. O.
Howarth, A. Cowperwaite, Pitts
burgh; J. H. Neville, C. v. McIn-
tire, H. L. Havoley, T. T. Mosley,
s. n. Kemp, E. A.. Hipsher, M H.
Lyman, Saul Soble, New York
City; AL slote, Rochester. N. Y:
Il. F. KlSser, Toledol N. B, Wag-
ner, W. II. LOWER. Buffalo; W. r.
German, Louisville; Carl E.
Faulk, Jackson, Ohio; Jacob j.
Weidele, Munhall, Pa; George
McCraig, Edward Klerheim, B. B.
Wixon, Philadelphia; d. G. Graf
ton, B. B. Smith, Chance w.
Clark, Glen Farrell, Marietta,
Ohio; James ]. Smiley, l.. Gold
stein, Chicago; W. @. McAdoo, F..
W. Haskell, Warrington; ]. r.
Guthie, Cleveland; f. H. Hunt,
ottumwa, Iowa; o. l. HarrIng-
ton, GAINESVILLE; e. s. Carver, G..
F. Davis, Cumberland; Alan
Whitehill, j. W. Bradley, Samuel
NJ. English, H. A. Feldman, Balti-
more; j. W. Boyd, H. j. Brad
ley, Brownsville: Z. G. Melville,
Boston; @. 7. Mcdaniel, Lynch.
burg; w. T. Deming, | Louis
LANCE, Cincinnati; R. W. Hen
shaw, Uniontown; Kelly Landes,
st. Louis; c. W. Downs, Con-
ncllsville; W. l.. Shaefer, WI
Transport, Pa; j. r. Ross, Grand
Rapids; Frank L. Faulk, Terre
Haute; Horace G. dinner, Dayton,
Ohio: George T. Cochrane, John
shaefer, q, w. Grayson, H. N.
Kindelberger, ]. g. James, E. C.
Newhardt, George, H. Heller,
Wheeling; P. W. Curry, Buck?
harmon; John L. Mosher, Mounds
Vile; John A. Parry, ]. D. Slack,
Huntington; B. H. Maulsby, West
Union; R. P. Baker, H. P. Null
lennex, Clarksburg; Paul Clelapd,
H r. Taylor, Charleston, L. y.
Hess, Sistersville; N. S. Newton,
Parkersburg.
Marshal and John Parrish have
returned to Downs after spending
the weekend with their mother,
Mrs. Aelie Parrish, in this city.
George Jack OF Moundsville Is
here, having been called by the
death OF his father, Robert Jack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Reed and
sons, Brooks and Lawrence, have
returned to Kingwood, after visit
OF several days with Mr.. and MrA.
G. l.. Reed at their home on Nc:
Coy street.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Martin and
daughter of Clarksburg have re-
turned home after spending sever
al days here with Will Martin and
the Misses Halle and Annie Martin
at their home on Walnut avenue.
Gilbert Gwynn Is home frora
Wheeling, where he was on busl.
ness.
Mrs. F. j. Smith has been quite
Ill for several days at her home ~
Benoni avenue.
Miss Alice Vessels OF Washing
ton, D. c., is the guest af has
uncle, Dr., W. j. Leahy.
Miss Mary Burns, who Is stu.
dent at W. v. u, returned there
yesterday to resume her studies a:
ter spending the Thanksgiving holi.
days here with relatives.
Mrs. Clark Walker and daugh.
ter, Miss Beulah. motored to
Waynesburg, Pa, for the week.
end.
Mrs. Water Madeira OF Morgan-
town is visiting Mrs. NJ. L. o'Neil
for several days.
Carl Hall was the weekend
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Garfield
Heck, at her home in Grafton.
Harry Hooker spent the week.
end In. Grafton visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole and
John, Jr, were in Grafton for the
weekend the guests Of Mrs. John
Cole at her home in Washington
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cassell were
in Bluefield for the weekend, the
guests OF relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph MADEIRA Of
Grafton spent the week end in
Fairmont, the guests OF relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. William Morgan,
Jr. Of Grafton motored here Sat-
urday and spent the weekend with
relatives.
Mrs. Nina Thum has gone to
Charleston where she will be the
guest for several weeks Of Mrs. F.
NJ. Staunton at her home in Kama
wha street,
Mrs. II. Y. Higgs and family,
WHO had been visiting for some
time in Fairmont, have returned
to their home in Elkins.
Mrs. Minnie N. Martin stopped
for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert L. Martin Of Clarksburg
on her way to Huntington, whore