The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
WATSON
To Attend Funeral

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here Thursday morning of tbs
death Of ]rs. Glenn Silkot, whn
Giei at her Ionic at Clarksburg on
the night prLv'L"s. Mrs. SIlket
was IS years ola and her death
was caused by acute intestinal
troubles. She was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mortified who
were formerly residents of Wat.
son. Mrs. Silket is survived BY
her husband and a child seevral
months old. Among those from
here who went to CIarksburg for
tho funeral were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Merrificld and Mr.. and
and Mrs. S. l.. Merrlfisltl, the
latter of whom are grandparents
Of the deceased.
Oyster Supper
Honoring the members OF the
hibhy Bible Glass and the hus-
bands Of the honor guests, n party
was given at the home Of tho class
president, Mrs. 2. |. Meats last
Saturday evening. The Moa.s
home was appropriately decorated
autumn leaves and iack'o.
lanterns being used throughout the
rooms, Owls. witches and the ira
dlt'onal black cat of Halloween
also figured among decorative
features. Mrs. Meats was assisted
In entertaining and serving her
guests by Mrs. William Merrifield.
Mrs. c. H. Tarletoa. Mrs, w, E,
Stuck and Mrs. L. E. Anderson
The guests present included
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kann and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F.
Brown. Ny. and Mrs. w. S. Sy.
pult and children, Mr.. and Mrs
VIII am Mortified. Mr.. and Mrs.
6. NJ. Hale. Mrs. William Stuck
Mrs. Sarah Williams, Mrs. F.. r
Anderson, Mrs. c. II. Tarletcn.
Mrs. Frank y. Hartley. Mrs. John
Sheets. the Misses Mary Jcffer.
son. Hazel Doubles, Georgia Hale.
May Costello. Mildred Hale. Mild.
red Hartley, Gretchen Sypult,
Vivian Campbell. Gladys Hale,
Freda Sypult. Rhea Glrod, Mary
Bell Sypult. Edith Merriflcld
Pauline Meats, Mr.. and Mrs. E. /,
Meats John K.bby. Roy Girod,
Ruiz Tarelton and Berna Il Meats.
Patient RceoVerln.
Harry Wilson. who was Injured
tho last Of tho week while doing
construction work in Falrmont and
whose condition was thought ut
first to be rather serious Is recov.
ering and Is able to be about al
though it will still be some time
before he can resume his duties,
Visiting Sister
Mrs. George Rittenhouse is at
MyerSdale, Pa, where she will
Spetnd several days as the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Alice Reynolds.
Halloween Party
Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Sypult en-.
tertained a party Of friends Tues,
day evening at their home on Pike
street. The party was made up vi
guests Of all ages, entire families
being included in the invitations
Games and dancing were the even.
ing's diversions and refreshment,
featuring the Halloween seasoa
were provided for the guests
Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Fednor iGrod, and son Da,
mon. Mrs. Hattie Jarrett and chit
dren. HiIda. Harold and Margaret
Mrs. Bettha Sypult. the Misses Lu,
! ctlc Cook, Edith Mortified, lrerc
Costello. Annie Speskl. Bertha
Sypult, eGncvieve Wilson Gretcn,
on, Freda and Mary Belle Synult
Madeline Rittenhouse, Gertrud,
higgins, Helen aJrrctt. Marjor:
! Meats. Ruth Meats, Marie Wea.
Yer, Helen Weaver, Helen Cool;
Pauline Girod and Martha Ken,
drick, Fred Merrlrield, Fred Ken,
drick, Carol Sypult, Clyde Sypult
Frankie Weaver. Fred Hale, Billy
Hale. Edwin Shaver, Roy Cilrol
ar Wager Shumakcr, Mrs Nlicg
Sypult and children and Bil!v
- " ''1i ldShFIlle were Out-OI
town guests here for the affair
Daughter Born
Mr. and Mrs. William Costello
OF tho New ENGLAND addition are
the parents of n daughter born IA
them last Saturday morning. The
child has been named Laura Jean
Costello. Mrs. Costello was before
her marriage Miss Opal Moran
This is the second child born ia
Mr. and Mrs. Costello.
Hospital Patient
Mrs Henry Ford is patient al
Cook Hospital where she unde;.
went a complicated surgical OF.
Grafton the first of the week. Hc'
condition Is satisfactory at pre-
sent.
Church Notes
The local NJ. p, Church VII!
hold the following services durinz
the week: Sunday school at 9:SV