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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-17
Commencement at
Rivssyille Tonight

Grade school commencement exer:
cises tonight at Riyesyiiie for the
graded schools of the southern end Of
Paw Paw district. The first Of the
Paw Paw district union programs was
held last night at Fairview and the
large number attending parents and
visitors were highly pleased with tho
entertainment. At Rivesville tonight
the program will be given in the high
school auditorium which is thought
viii be large enough to comfortably
seat all the visitors. The program to.
night Is as follows:
Chorus. ITO the Tap of the Drum"
Tell" Rossini-Riyesville
High School. Invocation. Announce.
ments. Chorus, Swing Song"-Lohr
school. Address, Prepared.
ness for Work. Preparedness for Liy.
ing-Prof. John Harrington Cox, West
Virginia University. Chorus, "car.
carolle"-"Tales from Hoffman"-of.
fenback-High School. 1.-THE Glass Of
1885," Presentation Of Diplomas-A.
o. Heck, Commissioner Board OF Edu.
cation. Chorus. 1.-THE Anvil Chorus"
from al Observation-Disclosures
School. Mtsic Direction, Mrs. Oliver
shurtlef'. Accompanist, Miss HELENE
Yost.
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{. M..K|Rk GIVES
Bit OF ADVICE
TOH|S FRIENDS
Tells Cranes Drug Store About
Wonderful Benefits Derived
From NtTV-WoTth /.

This well known citizen lives at 6l4
lermont Ave, For ten long years he
nad beer the victim Of nervous ills
beforeI Nerv-Worth came to the rescue.
You see, those Ills had taken very deep
roots. Nery:Worth had some work
ahead tof II In this case. Now let Mr..
Kirk tell you how the tonic did its
work:
Cranes Drug store-Friends, you
can get relief II you suffer from any Of
the symptoms which describe II you
will take Wentworth. / had sleepiess
nights, was nervous. had indigestion,
stomach trouble, and Imagination Of
audden death. was irritable, easy
70 worry. Thought had cancer Of the
stomach and imagined I had growth
IN the pit OF my stomach, as there
seemed to be such o load, or pulling
down. ] had many other feelings /
have not described.
Altar taking Nerv.Worth slept bet.
tor eat more and feel much better and
believe II to be q good tonic to build
up the system.
Ny trouble has been Of ten years,
ptandtng. I'm much stronger and able
70 work. The world looks better.
Don't IVORY as much as / did.
Very Truly Yours,
q. M. KIRK.
Ga Vermont Ave.
Your dollar back at Cranes Drug
Store - Nerv.Worth fails to benefit
you.
Every bottle guaranteed. see the
dsnonstratoe'
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Accidentally Killed
At Shooting Match

Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Steele, Of Hay.
mand steret, have returned from Nor.
gantown where they were called by
the death of Mrs. Steele's brother,
John Austin. Mr.. Austin was accl.
dentally shot at q shooting match at
Rock Forge, Saturday afternoon. He
was twenty.nine years old and is sur.
vived by his wife and three chill
dren.
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon and interment was made In
the Morgantown cemetery.
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Personals

Mrs. Elliot has returned to her home
at Shinnston after a weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Lutte Brown, 81
Diamond street.
okey Stanley and family have NOV.
ed from Barnes street to satterfeld
street.
Mrs: Oscar Poe is i'll at her home
on Guffey street.
Mrs. George Binnix and three chill.
dren went to Morgantown yesterday
to spend several days with relatives.
L. L. Price has returned to Char.
lesion after visit with relatives here.
Pearl Linn is visiting at Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Swisher have re.
turned from Clarksburg where they
spent the weekend.
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East Side Lodge
at Colfax Funeral

Many friends and relatives from this
city attended the funeral of Enos Sat.
tereld at Colfax this afternoon. The
Setting Sun tribe, No. 16, Improved
Order of Red Men, Of which the de.
ceased was member. went to Colfax
this morning on No. 70, to attend the
funeral. Services were held this az.
ternoon at the NJ. E. church and were
conducted by Rev. Bennett of Watson,
and Rev. Perkins of Meadowdale. Bur.
ial was made in the Coliax cemetery
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Personals

Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hunter and fam.
lily have returned from Fairmon,
where they were visiting with the
formers father.
Mrs. s. v. keenan, and daughtaer re.
turned to their home after visit with
their mother, Mrs. N. "A. Cunningham,
OF the Brookside addition.
John Dill has returned to his home
In oblong, ILL.,. after visit in this
city with his sister, Mrs. W. c. Hung.
err, of the Brookside addition.
New electric lights are being in.
stalled on the lawn OF the local B. &
o. passenger station, this is a great
Improvement and has been badly need.
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson have
returned from Bee Gum where they
visiting with the formers parents.
Miss Ethel Pratt, Of West Main
street, has gone TO Salem, W. Va, for
visit with relatives
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Meetlnqs Well Attended

The Maple MEETINGS at the Church
Of Christ on Columbia street, are be.
ing well attended. Evangelist Maple
Is an eloquent speaker. His sermons
and lectures are illustrated with
charts, which makes them unusually
interesting.
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Junior Reception

Invitations have been issued for the
annual Junior reception Of the Man.
nington High school. The Senior
class and the faculty were the honor
guests Of the occasion. The event
tooR FACE In the High school hall.
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EAST SIDE
- NEWS
Birthday Party

Mrs. Newton Morrow, Of Chestnut
street, entertained number OF lit
tie folks yesterday afternoon In hon
or Of the eighth birthday anniversary
Of her granddaughter. MarAaret E6N
row. Avery enjoyable afternoon was
spent by the guests and refreshments
were served.
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Run Away

EN-. Paul's delivery horse run away
Tuesday morning. John Straight and
Tom Masters, who were both In the
wagon were thrown out and receiv.
Cd quite painful injuries. Clarence
Wade, the driver, escaped without in.
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Miss Winfield Ryan. chief opera.
tor Of the g. D. Telephone company
has been in Fairmont for the last two
week learning the work for the new
system which will be installed in this
city ns soon as the new Bell Offices
are completed, this will be at an
early date. The new office building
on Pleasant street, which are being
built BY ]. r. Koen, will be occupied
by they Q. D. Telephone company.
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sMANNlNGTON NEWS

have returned to their home in New
York city after six months visit in
this city with Mrs. Beardsley's par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Keen, of
Main street.
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From Pittsburgh

Mr.. and Mrs. s. Edgar Phillips have
returned from Pittsburgh where they
were visiting with relatives.
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Visiting Here

Bud Fortney. Of Wyatt, is the guest
Of Mrs. L. L. Price and family on
East Park avenue.
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To concIave

Mr.. and Mrs. John HARRISON have
gone to Clarksburg where they will
attend the Masonic Conclavu.
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For Common

Miss Lena Prichard, OF PennsSi.
yania, has arrived In this city for the
commencement exercises at the local
schools. 4 s,'i
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For Repairs

Joseph Modi has closed his Id
Hour theatre for repairs.
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To Ohio

Captain and Mrs. W. B. Sine and
daughter, have returned to their home
In Waverly, Ohio, after an extended
visit with the formers sister, Mrs.
N. A. Cunningham, Of the Brookside
addition.
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tor In this city Monday. He delivered
an address At the eighth grade COM
mencemert.
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From Baltimore

]. W. Davis has returned from Pc,
timore where he was visiting win MIS-
wife who is Ill in hospital there.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-17
ITO Attend Convention

Charles r. Phillips has gone to Pitts.
burgh where he will attend the Oil
Well Mems convention.
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WIN Entertaln cIuh

Mrs. Cecil Jenkins will entertain
the T. A. s. club tomorrow afternoon
at her home in the Monongahela Bank
building.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-17

Mrs. William Yost and daughter,
Mrs, Alfred Levy, Of New York, are
IN Cameron visiting with relatives.
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Returned
Mrs. Glover Beardsley and children
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BY Undertaken Jenkins,

by Undertaken Jenkins.
A large number Of relatives from q
distance were called here by the
death Of Mr.. Satterlleld. Among them
were William G. satterReld, OF Gar.
ret, Ind. and Joel Hirons, of Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
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Superintendent Here
State Superintendent of Schools NJ.
P. Shawkey, Of Charleston, was visi.
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HARVEY [. Nay
FUNERAL SUNDAY
Elks Will Assist in Burial
Service at Enter
price

Mrs. S. E. W. Burnside and children,
OF Pittsburgh, and brotaher, George
Nay, arrived here last evening and are
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Nay Oh
East Park avenu They were called
here by the death OF their brother.
Harvey L. Nay, whose death occurred
Wednesday night at Denver.
The body Of Mr.. Nay, accompanied
by his mother and sister, Miss Olive
is expected to arrive here on the $3.50
train Saturday via Pittsburgh. Mr..
Burnside will join the party there and
accompany them to Fairmont.
The funeral Is announced to take
place or Sunday afternoon at 1880
o'clock from the residence and the fu.
enral party will leave on the 8 o'clock
car for Enterprise where interment
will be made. The local Elks lodge. OF
which the deceased was a member, will
have charge OF the ritualistic part OF
the services and a delegation will &C.
company the body 10 Enterprise.
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IFARM0NT FAIR
| WELL FILLED IN
AL[DEPARTMENTS
-
Live Stock Entries Close To.
day-Others Tomor-
BETTER CAR SERVICE
Employees and Officials Of
IN. ". I. Co. Discuss
Plans Today.

With all live stock entries closing
this evening and all of the entries TO
the remaining departments, including
poultry, closing tomorrow. Secretary
John 81. Scott stated today that the
present Indications are that the Fair
mont Fair this season will be better
balanced and filled in eacn dcpart-
ment than ever before. The Horticul-
tural and Horticultural displays alone
viii be worth a visit to the Fair as all
ofSthei local florists are striving to out
do each other in their exhibits.
The Officials of the Monongahela
Valley Traction company met with
their men this morning and are plan
ming the best possible service to the
grounds. Vice President Smith Hood
stated today that no accident on the
Fair Ground line had occurred during
the past four years a:.d that the pos
sibility Of an accident this year had
been reduced to the n nimum. Every
employe is striving hard to help main
tain this enyiable record.
Cars this year will be run all the way
u ptown instead Of stopping at the b.
20. station as in former years. Since
Cleveland avenue has been widened
and paved It Is thought that plenty OF
Toomsfor both vehicles and the trolley
cars is now available and ?thc Fair
Ground car will now run up town
stopping at the orner of Main and JEFF.
ferson streets.
Secretary Scott today is busy attend.
ing to the various shipments OF horses
from other fairs that will arrive here
beginning tomorrow morning. The
Parkersburg, Kittanning. Pa, and War.
rem. o, Fairs will each likely send sew.
eral car loads Of race horses to Il Is
town and by Monday morning every.
thing will be in readiness to insure
some OF the fastest and best racing
ever seen on the local track.
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FAIRVIEW.

Bill Clayton and GoldIe Tenant Of
Daybrook were married Saturday at
Morgantown and are at the home Of
his father Albert Clayton. Monday
night a crowd OF young people sene.
naded them and had a jolly time.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Poque OF New
Frceport, Penn, have been visiting
here this week.
Oliver Goodnight from Belmont, O.,
is visiting relatives here.
Miss Irene Gillian will attend the
Fairmont Normal school this year.
Frank Hogue. Wylie Knode. Jr.,
and Miss Margaret Chalfant will at.
tend the University at Morgantown.
MI (ses Florence Hogue and Eva
Toothman will attend the Wesleyan
University at Buckhannon.
Leo Eddy and Ira Yost have reeurn.
ed from Atlantic City.
A lawn fete and box supper will be
held at st. Johns parsonage Basnet.
vile Friday evening. August 1. Ev.
cry body in invited to attend.
Mrs. ]. A. Smith was in Fairmont
shopping Thursday afternoon.
Miss Louise Taught has returned
from Atlantic City.
Mrs. Geo. Burline and Mrs. ]. W.
Burline returned from Fairmont Wed.
nesday. They were visiting Geo. Bur.
line who is at Cook hospital for treat.
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wells of Anna
Belle are visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. r. V. Wells.
Mrs. May Flowers who has been
working in Fairmont Is visiting her
mother Mrs, Loncinda Williams.
Mrs. Charlotte Reniker who has
been nursing a case of cerebral.spinal
meningitis at Frank Bars at Wades.
town has returned home.
Mrs. Cora Wise and Mrs. Charlotte
Renicker attended the funeral OF in.
FAINT Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barr at
Wadestown Thursday.
H. D. Eddy was a business visitor
at Fairmont Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Tenant. Mr.. and
Mrs. Karl Hamilton motorcd to Way.
nesburg Wednesday evening and spent
the evening at White S%carver's.
Miss Ada Inghram of Plum Run Is
visiting Miss Elizabeth Inghram.
Gen. Supt. Thos. A. Neill Of Pitsburg
was a visitor here Thursday.
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PERSONALS

Rev. W. j. Eddy and daughter, Miss
Katherine, will so to Cross Roads,
Monongalia county. tomorrow for a
visit with Rev. Eddy's mother, Mrs.
Eddy and daughter, Duth, will go to
Wheeling tomorrow for a few days
visit with Miss Katherine Morris and
will later join Mr.. Eddy in the coun'
try.
Clyde A. Hill, OF the National hank
OF Fairmont, leaves tomorrow for n
visit at Baltimore and other eastern
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence D. Robinson
and daugher, Miss Helen, are spend,
ing a few weeks at the St. Charles
hotel, Atlantic City.
Miss Loretta Bowers of Wheeling
is in the city the CUES: of her aunt
Mrs. /. n. Tough, and other relatives,
Mrs. Harry Connell and little daugh
ter, of Huntington, who had spent
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Town Talk

Buckley Returns-George Buckley,
physical director Of the local Y. M.
G. A. has returned from a two weeks
trip in New York and Michigan. Blick.
ley went from here to Michigan where
his home Is located and after spend
ing some time with his friends and
relatives left Michigan for Silver Bay
on Lake George, New York, where he
attended school before returning to
this city to resume his work as physi'
cal director,
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HoNoREp CHESTS.

In honor of Misses Udine and Loret.
"a Daddysmen, OF Charleston. who are
her guests. Mrs. Will Hamilton enter.
tanned with a prettily appointed recep.
ton last evening at her homo on
Spence street. The guests included:
Misses Edith Eckles. Nellie Eckles,
Mary Roush, Helen Gould, Agnes Rob.
ertson, Urdine Daddysman and Loret.
IA Daddysman, of Charleston. Mamie
Hamilton, Gladys Robertson, Marie
Hough. Grace Hamilton, Ollie Jones,
VIII Hamilton, Mrs. A. C. Carr, Mrs.
". g: Gould, Mrs. R. NJ. Morgan, Mrs.
Fleming Hamilton and Messrs. Lloyd
Fortney, Harry Hamilton. Herbert
Hamilton, Herschel Hamilton, Edward
Minor, Ralph Miller, Sidney Cramer.
Leonard Degan, Harold Roush, Arthur
Caskade, John Carr, Keneth Hamilton.
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EAST SIDE
3 NEWS =
To Altawah.

MI. and Mrs. Grant Layman and
Mrs. Charles Barry are chaperoning
p party Of young people who went to
Altawah on the Valley River yesterday
to spend couple Of weeks. In the
party were Beatrice Courtney. Marie
Scott, Esther Layman, Helen and
Katherine Mcmillan, Forrest Springer.
Ralph Courtney, Walter Layman and
John Pople. Marie Lloyd and several
others will join the party in a few
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-18
Grafton Team
Here Tomorrow

The Fairmont Mining Machine base.
ball team will meet the fast Baltimore
and Ohio team from Grafton tomor,
row at South Side park at $3.50 p. m.
and a good game will be seen by those
in the grandstand and bleachers. The
Mining Machine boys have only lost
three games this season out of twelve
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-18
udley.soauess-MeDous Reunion

MeDousal Reunion
The annual reunion of the Dudley.
Boggess.McDougal family association
will be held this year at the Gilboa
church, Lincoln district. September 3.
This will likely be one Of the largest
OF the numerous family reunions that
are being held at this time Of the
year and those in charge are planning
to have an all-day picnic and Informal
program with plenty Of good things to
eat. All the friends and relatives OF
these families have been invited to at.
tend.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-18

Buys Jail ceIIs-I. Funt, the East
side junk man, paid sos for all of the
old jail cells that were in the farm.
er's room Of the court house. These
cells were taken from the old county
jail when that structure was torn
down and have since been used by
both the county and the city. These
cells at one time housed the score
Of blackhandcrs that were caught IN
the notorious GAINESVILLE case.
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Personals.

Mrs. James Meserve Is very sick.
Miss Stella Miller has returned tc
her home at Scotdale, Pa, after a visit
with Miss Dulcina RACER Of East Park
avenue.
Mrs. Chares Davis OF East Ferry
street IS very sick.
Mrs. Lie. Dent and Mrs. Guy Sum
mers and children of Gypsy were the
guests OF Mrs. E. H. Garlett's yester
day.
Miss Alma Clare Newton OF CASA
way and Miss Satterfield Of Green
Spring are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j
g. stealey.
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played. The boys from Grafton will
have rooters with them and will arrive
in a special a on Train II from Graf:
ton. Both teams are in good shape and
n hard fought battle will likely take
place.
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Special Train for Odd Fellows
Fairmont Odd Fellows are showing
increased activity prior to the leaving
OF several of their number on August
&c for Mt. Lake Park, Nd, where the
West Virginia and Maryland rein.
ion is to be held. Francis Thralls
of this city has been appointed a mem.
Der OF the committee In charge OF
the arrangements. Special trains and
special rates will be Mt the disposal
of the members who wish to go from
various points to the Maryland re.
sort.
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the past two weeks at Aurora, have re.

the past two weeks at Aurora, have re.
turned TO this city.
Misses Pearl Watson and Rilla
Thompson who had been the guests
Of Misk Belle Reed on Alexander
Place. left yesterday for a visit to
Washington, Atlantic City and New
York. Miss Watson will stop off
here for a few days en- route to Ma.
son City, and Miss Thompson will go
on to that place.
Mrs. Earl Jackson is spending a
few days with relatives in Grafton.
Miss Bessie Kiger is spending a
few days in Grafton.
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Finger Cut OF by Door,. r. Sheri.
dan, is In Cook hospital today endeav.
oring to cave the little finger grated
back to his left hand. Sheridan, who
is q well.known employe OF the Con.
solldated Coal company. had the mem.
her cut OF when the door of n Pull.
man car in which he was standing clos.
ed suddenly. Sheridan was at Graf.
ton when the accident occurred and
was returning to this city.
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tnewing old ac~quaintances and making
new ones. Mr.. Woodford Is well:
known in this city. He Is at present
manager Of the Southland hotel at
Norfolk.
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Returned Today.

Austin stealey returned today from
Chicago; where he had accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Baker and Miss
Gertrude Stealey, who left Wednesday
for Phoenix, Ariz,.
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Back to Work-Guy Smith, train
dispatcher OF the Monongahela Valley
Traction Company, resumed duty to.
day after an illness Of several days.
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Guest Of Brother

Mrs.aFred Baker and son Wilbur OF
Wheeling are guests Of Mrs. Bakers
brother William Hendricks on State
street,
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Music at Rivesviile = Vincent's
greater Fairmont band will go to
Rivcsville September 8 to furnish mu.
sic for the Felicity lodge, X. Of P. in
celebration of the lodge having in.
creased it's membership to 2O5, a mum,
Der which seemed sometime .ago as
out of the question. The concert will
be held IN the lawn of the NJ. E.
church. south.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-18

Misses Louise Lloyd and Louise
Leonard arrived home last night from
o ten days stay at Kingwood.
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Miss nellie Wilson of Columbia street
went to Beverly, W. Va, today to
spend the week end with Miss Leo
Bene.
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Hotel Manager Here-T. c. Wood
ford, Of Norfolk. Va, formerly manag'
or of the Randolph hotel at Elkins, W.
Va, is in the city for a few days re-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-18

East Park Bible class-The East
Fairmont Bible class met last night In
the school and an interesting social
session was held. DR.. ]. A. Jami,
son and Rev. C. D. Mitchell delivered
inspiring talks to the members.
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Anti-TubercuIosis League-Tonight
at eight o'clock the local Anti.Tub.
erculosis league will meet Mt the home
of Mrs. Mrs. C. o. Henry on Fairmont
avenue. A number of important mat.
tiers are TO be considered and 4 large
attendance is expected.
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cLARkseuRe GUEST.
Miss Beuna Orr, or Clarksburg. Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Earl Nc.
Cray, in this city.