The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-10

EVENTS TONIGHT.
Diamond Street NJ. E. Church - Pre-.
sentation of q veterans jewels to
members of knights of Pythias.
IS Mckinney street-Society of Post.
Office employees, meeting at home
OF Cecil Mcdonald.
4. of p. Hall-Mountain City Temple,
r. S.
Maccabee Hall-Marion Hive. Macca.
bees.
Normal School-Players' club.
Masonic Assembly Hall-Elks' Easter
ball.
y. M. C. A.-choral Society meets for
rehearsal.
First NJ. E. Church-Jubilee Singers.
First Baptist Church - World Wide
Guild meets.
Y. N. C. A. Directors-The directors
of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion will meet this evening in the build
ing Fat First street. Several matters
Pertaining to the new women's depart
Ineht will be discussed.
Home from South America-T. D..
Emerson, who for the past three years
has been engaged in the oil business
in South America, is spending some
time here with his brother, George
Emerson, of Locust avenue. Mr. Emer-
son will remain in the states for some
time, planning to return to South
America next fall.
Mine on Washington Street - The
Conway mine, on Washington street.
has been purchased by the S. and Roy
L. Dunn Coal company. The Dunns
are now operating TWO mines, the Con
away and the Valley openings.
county's Health - DR.. L. n. Yost.
county health officer, has issued his
report of transmissable disease for
March. 1t is as follows: Diphtheria,
3; measles, IL; smallpox, l typhoid,
q; whooping cough, 20.
Easter Holiday Ends St. Peters
parochial school which had been closed
from Wednesday of last week for the
Easter vacation, reopened this morn
ing,
Police court-John MACEDONIAN, Of
Cass, w. Va, was the early bird at the
police court of justice this morning.
He was charged with being drunk and
pleaded guilty He was fined So and
allowed to go on conditions that he get
out of town Immediately. p. 7. Craw
ford, arrested yesterday, was released
on a forfeit Of So. He is recorded as
having been drunk. He did not ap-
pear in court.
Jubilee Singers Tonisht-Under the
direction of the Ladies' Aid Society o.
the First NJ. Z. church the world famed
colored Jubilee Singers will give con-
cert tonight at the church on Fairmont
avenue. These singers are said to be
very fine and have splendid program
Of musical selections which they Will
present. An admission of fifty cents
will be charged. The entertainment
will begin at o'clock.
Nurses Meetinp-The monthly meet
ing of the Marion County Graduate
Nurses Association was held this aft
ernoon at Fairmont Hospital No. 3.
with Miss Emma Vernon, the presi-
dent, presiding. Several important
matters of business were considered.
Plans were also discussed for the next
meeting OF the nurses association o.
the state which is scheduled to be
held in this city.
PelIearina's condition-While still
In a serious condition as a result of in.
jurfes received yesterday when he
Z was struck by an automobile at Monon'
gah, Phillip Pellegrina, well known
Italian, is doing very we'll today at
Cook hospital where was taken follow
ing the accident and attending physi.
clans believe he has change to re.
cover.
Z Mrs. Daugherty lmprovlns-Mrs. ].
8. Daugherty, who is a patient at
Cook hospital where she underwent a
severe operation some time ago, is do
Ing very well at this time.
Schools Closing - Closing exercises
viii be held in all the schools Of Lin
coin district this week and some good
programs have been planned. At
Harrington tomorrow evening the ex-
orcises will be conducted by c. R. Tit,
low, lead Of the Extension department
&C the University, and an interesting
program consisting of vocal and IN.
strumental music, readings and drills,
viii be executed by the pupils. The
axercises OF the other schools in this