The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-23
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EVENTS TONIGHT.


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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Prayer meeting night.
Palatine Baptist church-Every Mem
Der social.
Hieh school Student Councils recep-
tion for eighth grade graduates.
Grace lutheran church Called meet
ing 81 the Ladies' Aid.
8l5 Main street Fairmont Lodge L..
o. Of ~.
Modern Woodmen hall. o. OF w. w.
Ii M c. Fairmont Lodge o. o. U. W.
ODD Fellows hall Palatine lodge.
Knights Of Pythias hall Royal Ar
caninl.
coal Company chartered-The Bog
CESS Wilson Coal company OF Shinns-
ton, has been granted a charter to
operate In Eagle district, Harrison
county; authorized capital, $4,000; In
corporator Lee Borgess., Grace l..
Boggess, 3. G. Wilson, Mary @. VIII
son and 4. A. Lovejoy, all OF shinns-
ION.
Deaecns to Meet--A meeting of the
Elders and Deacons of the Churches OF
Christ Of the Monongahela district will
be- held in this city tomorrow afternoon
and evening The churches OF the dis
trict viii have representatives present
for the sessions.
ciarIsburg's Trolley station-Inter-
urban cars are expected to be run into
the new station at Clarksburg for the
first time on Friday Of this week. Prac
tically all the interior work is complet-
ed and II IS expected to have the struc-
tire entirely finished in the course OF
few weeks.
Ran Auto Past car-H. S. Stern, Of
the Star Meat market, was fined So in
police court this morning on charge
Of ruuing his car by street car as 1t
was unloading passengers. He ar
rang payment.
VIII Speak at Klnewood-President
Joseph Roster, Of the Normal school,
win deliver the commencement ad-
dress at the Ktngwood High school on
Friday evening Of this week and on
Thursday evening will deliver an ad-
dress at the commence exercises
at the Hiclman's run church in Union
district Prof. Walter Barnes also Of
the Normal faculty, delivered COM
meneement address last night at
Salem
Normaiss Only Apple Tree Gone
The old apple tree, the only tree on
the Normal school campus was practl-
caliy destroyed in the wind storm of
last night. The tree was an old time
apple tree and owing to its age and
the fact that 1t was the only one, it's
loss is regretted.
Pear Tree pestroyed-A good.sized
pear tree at the residence Of Rev. G.
II Meredith was snapped off by the
wind and wells were upset, fences
broken down and various damages of
small nature are reported in that
neighhorhood.
Enrolment Conference.-The after
noon az 4 O'Clock a conference between
the sberih and the members Of the city
board of military enrolment will take
place at the sherif's office.
Ready 10 Erect Flag staK-A big
derrick has been sent to the top OF
Palatine Knob to facilitate the raising
there Of the tall steel flag stan from
which win be flown the huge flag
which will be run up as part Of the
Memorial day ceremonies here.
cefemonies postponed-Last nights
severe storm made 1t necessary to
postpone the Nag raising which was
scheduled to take place at the Owens
Bottle Machine company plant. The
time flxe I'd for It to be held Is Thursday
evening o'clock. 4.
Nelly Coca 70 capItaI-Rep. M. NJ.
Nelly, who spent several days at homo
on urgent business returned to his du.
ties At Warrington last evening.
10 Entertaining. g. Z. u.-Mrs. G. o.
Henry VIM be- hostess on Thursday
evening from 1880 to 10:3O O'clock at
her home on Fairmont avenue to the
momberso Of the w. @. T. o, and their
friends. Il Is desired that there be a
large number Of the members present.
Todayss -enal Transfer u. Norman
Steel and others to Thomas w. Elem.
ing. two parcels Of land in Edgemont;
81 and other consideration. w. T..
smith and others to ". w, Hepburn, q
dot ii Metz Warrington district IS ana
tlher consideration. William w. Nor
lson and VIA q the Fairmonts eWiek