The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-15

The National Bank Of Fairmont where
be is employed He was taken to his
home on Walnut avenue and physic-
Ians attending have not yet diagnosed
his case,
EVENTS TONIGHT.
Prayer meeting night.
East Park-Ball game, Hopewell VS..
Baptists.
Odd Fellows hall-PaIatine lodge
K. Of P, hall-Royal Arcanum.
Modern Woodmen hall - Fairmont
lodge, A. o. U. w.
Jefferson street-MoOse lodge.
ossoodS EnIarsIng - The osgoods
store is charging its facilities. The
room adjoining the present store room
previously occupied by the Marion
News stand, is now being turned into a
millinery department. The display
windows are now being placed and IL
will only be a short time before the
millinery department is doing business
In its new quarters.
Traction Men shlt-"Casey" Jones'
who has been located at the dispatch
er's office Of the Monongahela Valley
Traction company for the past several
weeks, has exchanged shifts with w.
F. Arnett, who has previously taken
care Of things on the night turn. Jones
Is now working at night and Arnett
during the day, which change was eff
Iective Monday.
Presbyterian LeeiOn-The Presbyte-
rian Legion Society will meet at two
thirty o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. John Gordon Smythe.
Those attending are requested to catch
the 2:15 o'clock Loop Park car. The
meeting has been specially arranged
and large turn out Of the soctety's
members is expected,
Nester off Duty-Roy hester, con-
ductor on the FairmOnt and Manning
ton interurban line in the employment
Of the Monongahela Valley Traction
company, is off duty for five days, Dur
Ing this time he will go to several
points in Virginia and visit friends and
relatives,
Social at BarraekvlIIe-TheB arrack
lille Baptist church will hold an ice
cream social and festival in Ices grove
BarrackVille, Friday evening, August
II.
Death Of An Infant-The six months
bid child of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Bare
"a of Baxter died last night at the
home of the parents of cholera infan-
hum. The body was inferred at Baxter
today by R. c. Jones.
Woodsman HurLByrl Lanhah Of
Curtin, W. Va, was admitted to Fair
mont hospital No. yesterday suffer-
Ing from injuries received while at
work in a lumber camp at Curtin, His
shoulder was badly crushed.
Feast Of the Assumption-The feast
Of the Assumption was celebrated to-
day at Catholic churches in the city.
Mass was celebrated at St. Peters
Catholic church at six and eight
o'clock and this evening brief ser.
vice will be held at 1880.
Todays Transfers-Attie Reed ct al
to NJ. ". Ogden, trustee, a parcel OF
land on Fairmont avenue, considera-
ton 81 and other valuables. Charles
A. Polling and wife to ]. M. Kisner
and Brother Lumber Company, q par
eel OF land in East park, considera
ton 81 and other valuables.
No New Pollo-Another day. has
passed and there is no new cases Of
poliomyelitis in Monongah or other
parts OF the county. The children
at the Traction Park hospital continue
TO improve.
Guardian Named-Amelia Bennett
was named administrator of Helen
Toma, infant heir OF the late Martin
Toma, Bond of SIS given.
Administrator AppoInted-W, e..
Smith was appointed administrator Of
The personal estate OF the late James
A. Smith. Bond Of $500 furnished
4 Marriage LIcenses-Marriage llcen.
eos we're issued yesterday to the fol.
lowing: John Msrbly, 80, and jamie
Roden, 80, both Of Fairmont. Harry
A. Forbes, 35, and Violet r, Mumaw,
BE-, both Of Rivesville. James W. Bur
key, %, Of Moundsville and Bessie
Smith, II, OF Fairmont Elizabeth
Smith mother Of the girl gave her
ponsent in writing. Stephen Spivok 10,
~ Rfvesville and Caroline Kaufman,