The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-05

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
East park school-East Fairmont Un'
ion Bible class.
Y. M. @. A.-Public Health Nursing
Service monthly meeting.
Jeferson street - Meeting Of R. 7,
webb class Of M. E. church, south,
At home Of Mrs. D. N. Snider.
Masonic temple-Fairmont chapter
odd Fellows hall Seven Sisters
lodge; knights of Malta.
4accabee hall-Nest 1922 o. o. o.
Of P. Mountain City lodge
Red Men hall-setting Sun tribe.
AZ Stale Bar Meeting Judge W. S.
Raymond, II. S. Lively, Circuit Clerk
IN. S. Black and Brooks Deveny left
Monday in the Deveny car for White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, where they
viii attend the annual convention Of
he West Virginia Bar Association.
Yesterday Frank G. Raymond accom-
panied by Lewis Johnson OF Clarks'
burg left for the Springs to attend
The Association,
Inspection Tour-Homer c. Tooth.
man. County Superintendent, visited
paw Paw district today on an inspec'
zion tour to ascertain the conditions
which exist IN that district in fields
Df educational activity. Tomorrow
md Saturday he will be in attendance
~ an agricultural conference to be
held at Fairview.
10 Work for Uncle sam-Miss Lucy
Henderson leaves tonight for wash
lngton, D. C., having received notice
from the Government that her appll'
cation for Government position has
bean accepted. The nature of the en-
nloyment was not stated in the sum-
mons. Miss Henderson has been en-
Moved with the Baker Clark Supply
60. as stenographer and has also held
other important positions In the CITY,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dividend on the
preferred stock of the Monongahela
valley Traction company was pay
able. The Board of Directors OF the
Consolidation Traction company mas
declared dividend Of S1.5O per share
So tte stock. It will be payable July
81 to stock holders Of record July
Fire In Theatre-Esrly yesterday
fternoon a film caught fire at the
f,ixie theatre. The place was crowded
H the time, but it was emptted WITH
1T any undue confusion. Ftremel
rom the Central district were called
b,it there was little need of their SER
yices. An hour later pictures were
gain being shown.
Herr. on Furlow-Hary Hart, a for
fier employe Of the Watson hotel VINO
+ now in the cavalry service, is In the
eity on 4 furlow and will assist the OIL
fice force at the Watson until July 20
Smallpox In County-County medi
m authorities have smallpox cases
among the negro miners at Farming
ton. Everson and Carolina under quar-
anime and everything possible is be-
M done to prevent a spread OF the DIS
ease. Wholesale vaccination has been
Going on in the mining towns.
rIdht at a pance-Betore the festiV.
lies al Traction park came to an end
evening a man struck girl and
general fight in which some OF the
oidiers participated, ensued. County
authorities, city police and regimental
adduartars were notified and OFF,
csrs were rushed to the scene, but no
Arrests were made.
Joins the Guard-Samuel B. Soule.
rette, q popular Fairmont High school
student, has enlisted in the medical
CORDS Of the First regiment and has
lready reported for duty at the camp.
sec, MeAdoo's complments-Cash'
Glen F. Barns, Of the Fairmont
National bank, who was chairman OF
the district Liberty loan committee,
das received a letter Of appreciation
nd thanks from Secretary of the
Treasury w. G. McAdoo, in which the
suggestion is advanced that the or
aiiizatton be held together 80 that It
viii be able to aid the government
Rhen Il becomes necessary to place
additional issues Of bonds,
offices Consolidated business
,ices Of the Consolidated Telephone
company has been moved to the Bell
Telephone building on Monroe street
md All Consolidated bills will be pay.
lble at that place hereafter.
Furbee Resigns Ex,sheriff Furbee,
4 Warrington, has resigned as q mem
81 the county board Of equaliza.
o. taxes on account Of i'll health,