The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-28

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]. W. Tetrick moved his family
from FaTnurn this week and Is 10.
Gated IN the Tetrick flats near the
traction station. Mr.. Tiehenor 10
the new foreman for the Melfose
Coal Co., succeeding G. L. Hide.
brand, who resigned a few weeks
ago
To Ohio.
Luther Waters, proprietor OF the
West Side cleaning and pressing
shop, closed his establishment thiE
week and left for East Palestine,
Ohio. for an indefinite stay.
Opens Garage.
]. R. Tetrick has opened the En-.
terprise Garage on the West Side.
Daughter Born.
A little Daughter was born 10 Mr.
and Mrs. Marcum on Tuesday
morning Of this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcunn are residents Of XII.
larm but are located temporarily
at the homo Of the latter's sister,
Mrs. ". A. Saunders. The new
arrival weighed eight and a hall
pounds and has been christened
Luella Gertrude Marcum. The
child Is a great granddaughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. n. w. Coon, and Is
tho twenty.second great grandchild.
Mother and baby were doing nicely
at last accounts.
To Have Party.
Honoring J. W. Bramlett, princi.
pal Of the local schools, which
close hero the first OF tho weet
tho Royal Cleaners Glass Of the NJ
E. Sunday School will give a par.
~ at the school building this eve
ming. Mr.. Bramlett. who has taught
this class during the school term,
expects to return to his home ct
Glenville at the close OF the school,
New Business.
c. r. Tetrick HAS recently omen.
ed a confectionery and fruit stand
in his building near the traction
office.
Attended Lecture.
Among local people who went tc
Shinnston Tuesday evening 10 hear
the famous DR.. Mcconnell lecture
on Acres Of Diamonds" were DR.
and Mrs. Il. B. Nutter, the Rev.
and Mrs. T. ]. Hopson and Mrs.
Fred Martin and all the members
Of the local school faculty.
Personals.
Mrs. w. Il. Robey and little
daughter Olive have been very sick
for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Tetrick
have moved their family to the
house formerly the property OF Mrs.
s. J. Tetrick.
Mrs. Darrol Raymond has been
notified Of the serious illness o:
her brother, Clarence Fortncy. who
resides at shinnston.
Mrs. Lyde Sturm, who has been
spending the, winter with he-
daughter, Miss Bryan, who is eff
gagged US music teacher in Water.
town. Mass, is expected to arrive
home some time next week.
Miss 0cie Hardesty Of Wyatt "a
spending several days with the fam.
lily of w. Il. Robey.
The Misses Georgia Spriggs and
Helen Martin visited friends in
Morgantown over the weekend.
They were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Ice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harr and chill.
dren were here recently for a few
days visit with friends.
Miss Bette Martin was a week.
end visitor with Miss Vemba Mich
ael OF Barrackville.
c. Il. Harrison OF Clarksburg was
here last Sunday to attend the fu.
neral of his uncle. B. F. Lucas.
Miss Pauline Martin OF Worth.
ington spent a few days OF this
week with relatives here.
The Haywood schools near here
will have their closing exercises
tomorrow.
Okoy Lucas has returned from
few days visit with relatives In
Barbour County.
Miss Louise Nay was the CUES:
Of her sister, Mrs. Paul Shreeve OF
Lumberport, few days the first o!
the week.
Mrs. John Harter and little son
Jack, left tho last Of tho week for
Buffalo. n. Y, where they will join
Mr.. Harter. who has been employ.
ed there for some time.
L. E. Sturm OF Columbus, Ohio.
is here for q several days visit
with relatives. Mr.. Sturn will also
visit relatives In Warrington and
Salem before returning TO his
home.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Long and
son Walter were guests at the
home Of Mrs. A. R. Tetrick for a
few days recently.
Miss Rose pyles is spending a
few weeks at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Mollie Watkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Martin
have completed their now dwelling