The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-13

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Z EVENTS TONIGHT
Cunningham Building-Knights of
RMalta.
skinner Tuilding-Ladies of the
Golden Eagle.
Fleming Building Mountain City
Lodge, K, of p.
odd Fellows Hall-Patriarch's NIL.
5ttant.
Red Mems Hall-setting Sun
Tribe, I. o. r. NJ.
Maccabee's Hall-Fidelity Castle.
Golden Eagles.
Normal School, Story Telling Club.
Meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce.
Red Cross NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
10y Dent Hive, Ladies' OF the Modern
Maecabees. =
DR.. Dowden's office-Meeting of
Dentists Study Club.
r. y. o'Neal has returned to Fair.
mont after a trip of several days in
the East.
Sig Main In Serviee--Late yester.
day evening the gas from the well 10.
Gated on the s. T. Moore farm at
chuck run was turned into the main
lines running to Fairmont. Imme.
,dtafely the supply Of gas in Fairmont
was given big boost, the pressure
being enough later in the night to
force the water out Of the ten inch gas
main leading across the Monongahela
river to the East side.
Bible Class Meetins-The East
Park Bible Class will hold special
meeting tonight at 1880 o'clock when
q special program will be presented.
Rev. G. q. Goodwin, OF the First NJ.
p. church will have a part on the pro.
gTarn as will a number of young PEG.
spie who are members of the organiza-
ftion.
In Baltlmore-Dr. j. C. Broom.
field was called to Baltimore last
levenins by telegram to attend an
dmportant business meeting in con-
fnectjon with church matters DR..
kBrocmfield has also received a mes.
tsage from Camp Sheridan urging his
{tmmedfate return. He expects to re-.
turn here Friday from Baltimore and
Evil occupy his pulpit at the NJ. p.
Temple at both services Sunday and
yin leave afterward for Camp sheri.
laan.
Visiting camp-Mrs. j. Forrest De.
Mcit leaves tonight for Petersburg
kya., to visit Mr.. DeBolt in the National
Army at Camp Lee.
Z. M. Davis, conditlon-The condi.
ZION OF Z, M. Davis. who underwent a
severe operation at Cook hospital on
tuesday. IS reported as satisfactory
Today. He rested well last night.
Theatre cars-Following the show
y the Grand theatre this evening.
there will be special cars running to
Worthington, Farmintgon and Fair.
view. A "-
Y Canton Eleets-Canton Monongahe.
Patr1archs Militant, /. Q. o. F., has
4.lected these officers for the ensuing
Term: Captain, ]. G. Glasscock; lieu.
tenant, w 3. Hill; ensign. H. W. MI.
9sr; accountant. NJ. n. Barns; clerk.
TX. 8. Pitzer. The officers will be in.
taileu IN about two weeks hence.
Another Major Neely-There Is a
Eouthful Major Nicely" in Marion coun
ynow: Sydney Satterfleld, of Rives.
Hiiie. has young son and he has
accinated him with the "Hon. NJ. mrs"
name. Congressman Nicely congratu.
tAtea the happy father yesterday.
. Cunningham to Leave--Lieut. Law.
renee Cunningham who was recently
commissioned at Fort BENZ. Harrison
Mho has been at his home here nm
leave Of absence leaves in the morn.
ing tor Camp Sherman at Chilicothe
o. to report for duty.
Practice observation-disclosures go
many OF the officers are unable TO be-
present at the regular Friday evening
practice OF the Rebekah degree stan
has been discontinued until after the
holidays.
Bible Class Resumes The Christian
Missionary Alliance Bible class which
4 meets at 81 Merchant street is again
lcomf0rtably fitted with heaters and
twil resume regular instruction tomor
row evening at 1880 o'clock.
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FALLS ON BRIDGE INTO RoWeoAT
WARSAW, o.. Dec. 10.-John vii.
liams was leaning over the rail Of a
Malhonding river bridge, when he lost
his balance and faIl-ama ri. into a rncv.