The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-24
PERSONALS

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Il. E. johnson is spending sew
eral days in Cleveland. Ohio. on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Il. Diemer mo.
tored to Morgantown today aid
Will return tonight.
Mrs. Clarence statIer has re-
turned from Grafton, whe-o she
was visiting relatives.
Mrs Anna Heflin Of Grafton
was a visitor here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson
were recent visitors to Grafton.
Miss Pauline Barnes daughter
OF MT. and Mrs. H. H. Barnes Of
Charleston, is in the Kanawa
Valley Hospital where she under
went an operation several weeks
ago and is greatly improved, It
is Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Mrs Foster Parriott OF Pitts
burgh and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Brooks Of FaIrmont will spend
the Thanksgiving holidays in the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G.
Baker on South Walnut street
Morgantown Post.
Mrs. ference Stewart OF Morgan
town Is the guest of relatives in
this city today.
: Mrs. Robert Stotler, who has
been visiting friends in this city,
is returning tomorrow TO her home
at Clarksburg.
Dent Hawkins Of State street,
who underwent an operation at
Cook Hospital several weeks ago,
is improving but is still unable to
leave the hospital.
John Reed, arrived here today to
attend the funeral Of his aunt,
Mrs. Katherine Hollingshead,
whose body was brought here to-
day for burial. John was stationed
at Lima, Ohio, where he was en-.
gagged in an evengalistlc meeting
conducted by Evangelist Bieder.
wolf, with which party he is tray.
cling as chorister.
Mrs. Arthur ii. Musgrave return.
ed wednesday evening from HaT
risville, W. Va, where she spent
several weeks with her parents
and is at the home Of Ell Mus.
grave on Monroe street
Mrs. Hugh F. Smith went to Nor
gantown yesterday to visit her
daughter, Miss Katherine. who ir
a student at West Virginia UniveI.
sity.
Mrs. r. A. Tough OF Morgantown
was a visitor In the city yesterday.
Ernest Robinson. whose engage.
ment to Miss Martha Johnson wo'
recently announced, has resigned
his position with Fanus & Co.
and has accepted a similar posi-.
ton with Riheldaffer & Brown.
| field, local jewellers. NJ. Robin
sons home is in Grafton, but he
has made his residence here for
several years.
Mrs. Clara Smith. who has been
critically Ill in the Hebrew Hos
ital at Baltimore, is improving al:
this time. Mrs. Smith is a sister o.;
Mrs. George E. Jeffries of Chamber
lain avenue.
Mrs. L. c. sherrard has returned
from Cumberland, Nd, where sic
was called by the illness OF her
mother. Mrs. ]. R., Webb.
George Zundeli, son Of Mrs.
Leona Zundell, IS recovering from
an Illness with tonsIlitis at his
home on Mckinney street.
Mrs. H. F. Cochran has returnet
from visit with her sister, Mrs
S. B. Kyle, at Clarksburg.
Miss Wayne Hall Of Gainesville.
Nd, Is here for several weeks WIS.,
it Mt her home on Monroe street.
Mrs. W. S. Raymond has return.
ed from Clarksburg, where she viz,
tied her sister, Miss Anna Cruise,
who is Ill at st. Mary's Hospital.
Homer A. Bartlett has returned
from Buckhannon where he hal
been on business for the last few
days,
Fl. L. Helntzelman, Harry HelnF.
zelman and William C. Moorheut
have returned from the WoodmoGt
Club, where they were hunting for
the last week.
] Glenn Hamilton, DR.. II. s. Kels.
ter and Carol Turner will return
this evening from the Charles Rlv.
or, where they have been bear
hunting.
Louis Carter OF Philadelphia "a
in the city for a few days on bust
ness connected with the General
Electric Co.
H. H. HIldreth OF Warrington
was in Fairmont last evening to at,
tend the Elks' dance.
Registered at the Falrmont Hotel
today are: J. G. Wilkins, E, F.
Kochman, II. Fl. Johns, E. R. Hol.
ustein, B. A. Morrison, ]. Zelger,
Reid NJ. Metzger, R. G. Balmer,