The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-01
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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Willard hall-,American Flint Glass
union.
Odd Fellows hall-Meade circle La.
dies of the G. A. R.
Maccabees hall-United Commercial
Travellers.
May Teach Here-Lloyd shriver, a
student in the Fairmont Normal last
year and a member OF the Normal
baseball team was in Fairmont for
short while this morning visiting
friends. Shriver has been employed
Mt the Pruntytown reform school, dur.
ing the summer 1t is probable that
he will teach school there this win.
ter.
VIII Attend university-Harold
Rousch left yesterday evening for
Weston where he will visit friends
and relatives for several days. Before
returning he will visit at several 9th
er points in that section. After re.
turning from his vacation he will go
to Morgantown where he will spend
the winter at the West Virginia Uni
versity.
Or. Stoetzer Back-Dr. H. G. Stoet
ger who had been in Mt. Lake Park,
Md, attending the Moody Bible
school has returned home and will
preach Sunday morning and evening
at the First Presbyterian church.
Miners Leg eroken-John Goolan
employed in the mines near Clarks-
burg was brought to Fairmont hospit-
al last evening having been injured
by fall Of slate while at work. He
has a fracture of the leg and scalp
wounds.
DevauIt Reunion-Members OF the
Devault family are holding a reunion
OF orlY tell
Want Homes for chidren-The
Humane society is looking for homes
for two children, boy aged and a
girl aged IL.
Bible Class Resumes-After short
vacation the Business Mems Bible
class of the First Presbyterian church
will resume its sessions in the X. of
P. hall in the Fleming building tomor-
row morning.
Writes from Franee-Members of
the family of Frank Fisher who is
serving with Colonel Jadwin's regi.
ment Of egineers in France have re-
ceived a letter from him in which he
enjoying the work. He enclosed a pic
ture of himself taken since he landed
on the continent.
Stores to Close at Noon-There will
be no formal celebration of Labor
day here but IN honor Of the day the
stores of Fairmont will close at noon
on Monday.
Back to Work-Beverly B. Garrett
an employee of the engineering depart.
ment of the Consolidation Coal com.
pany who has been off duty for soma
time on account Of Illness will report
for work Monday.
Lincoln District. s. S. Meetlng-A
Sunday school convention for Lincoln
district will be held at the Farming
ton NJ. E. church tomorrow with ses-
sions beginning at 2 and 1880 o'clock.
The Harmony quartet of Fairmont
will take part in the program and
Miss Mabel and Miss Ethel Toothman
will assist in the singing. Miss Ha-
eel Book will be in charge of the
music. F. G. Gray, the district super
intendent expects a report from every
superintendent in the district
Today's Legal Transfers-Carrie
3. Andrews, and others, to A. NJ.
Rowe, q lot in the Fourth ward of
Fairmont 500 and other considera-
tons; Amelia B. Metz, and husband,
to R. W. Chase and wife, two lots in
the village of Rymer. Warrington
district, consideration $3.50: c. c. Mer-
edith and wife to George E. Amos, a
lot on View street in Fairmont, con
sideration $500.
Alleged Chicken THETA negro wo.
man from Baxter, who gave the name
Of Sarah Carlet, appeared before Jus.
tice M. R. Musgrove this afternoon,
having been arrested on a charge OF
helping herself to some choice poultry
belonging to a neighbor. The woman
put in plea Of not guilty and asked
for some time in which to get wit
nesses. She deposited fifteen dollars
Rtth the Justice for her temperance
On next Saturday and departed to
lound up her witnesses.
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