The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-10
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Fawn Talk A
Teacher Music and cooklns-Miss
Alice ". Martin, OF Parkersburg, was
selected yesterday by the Board Of
Education OF Paw Paw district as
! the teacher Of music and domestic
science for that district. Miss Martin
viii make her headquarters at Fair
view, and will devote a half a. each
week I otschoo1 In the district.
Struck BY Hleyele-J. D. Barry, of
Edgemont was painfully injured re.
Gently when struck by a boy On a: BIZ
cycle. Mr.. Barry was walking down
the road below j. l.. Erwin..s resi-
dance when the scorcher collided with
him.
Golden Eagles PIcnic-Marion coun-
ty Knights Of the Golden Eagle are
planning o happy outing at Montana
Park. August IS. Ball games, foot
races, speeches and2a wedding free
to any persons who desire 1t are
among the diversions promised. The
Montana band will furnish the music.
inspecting Traction Lines-General
Manager E. B. Moore, Of the M. v. T..
company returned today from an in
spection trip over the various lines
in the yfcinitylo Clarksburg and Wes-
ton. Work on the new stations at
Ciarksburg and Weston is progress
ing rapidly and will soon be compile.
TED.
Rcd Fire Parades-Torch light pro.
,teBsions BY Democratic marching
clubs are tosbe in evidence this am
paign according to reports from local
Democratic headquarters, and efforts
will be made to organize one of these
clubs in every town throughout the
sPtate.
IngLurnbers company-W. NJ Cham
tbers OF this city is one Of the incor-
porators Of the Cheat River Lumber
company q S250,000 Uuiontown, w.
Vas corporation. The other 'incorpor.
htors are d. H. Horton, Of Connells-
VILE, Pa, q! Hamerton and Thomas
Kearas, Of Plttsburg and C. N. Elan.
'nigan OF Confluence.
Matthew and Rogers Reunion-The
Matthew and Rogers reunion will be
held atsthe Oak Grove baptist church
August .28s Everybody is invited to
attend and bring a zbasket of dinner.
Mae Matthew Is the secretary.
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To Judge Flower Beds-Mrs. Frank
g. Dudley, chairman oflthe committee
appointed by the Political Equality
club, toxjudgel the suffrage flower beds.
desires that anyone who has a bed
and wishes to compete for the prize OF
i've dollars offered by the suffrage
organization to notify her by Bell
phone 1929. Members Of the commit.
tee viii call and inspect flower beds
In any locality In the cry and the n
being In the opinion OF the judges the
prettiest will be awarded the prize.
Will Preaeh-Evangelist A. A. Bun.
ner Will preach next Sunday at 1890
9. m. and s7:45 p. m. in the Church Of
Christ on Columbia street, First ward.
Mine Driver Hurt-Bernice eleven.
ger, asdriyer in the Morgan mine below
Riyesville, W saa tiemddtlltETAOINI
Rtvesville, was admitted to Miners
Hospital No. 3 this afternoon, sufrer.
ing Injuries received this morning
when he was dragged, by a runaway
par in the lline. Clevenger was GU.
about the head and shoulders but will
probably recover quickly.
Judge Vincent ome-Judge George
"a. Vincent, of the intermediate court
has returned fromIhis vacation land
as now preparing for the opening Of
the August term of this court which
Is set for Tuesday August Is. No Jury
has been summoned as yet for this
term and IL Is likely that none will
be required. Much business has &C.
cumulated on the rule books and this
coming session promises to, be a busy
one. The court will convene Tues.
day and the docket will be read at
Awos O'clock p. n.
Grand Chancellor West Here-Grand
Chancellor o. w. Vest Knights Of
Pythias will be a distinguished out
OF town visitor present tonight at a
meeting OF Fairmont Lodge No. As,
Kniehtsl OF Pythias. Grand Chancellor
West will address meetingshretashr
West vii address the meeting and will
explain In detail the workings Of the
various lodges in West Virginia which
he has visited on this trip.
Reconnaissance to DR..
John r. Mott, general secretary OF
the international comittee Of the Y.
NJ. "a. who has Just returned from
Europe more than 100000, anen are
now confined in army prison camps
IN the belligerent nations.