The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-03-09

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
First M. E. Church-Isabelle Thobun
Missionary society.
Locust Ave.-M. P. Temple Mission
AIRY society meets at home of Mrs.
Lou Fox.
Alexander Place-Students of Miss
Blanche Barns give piano recital
at home of Mrs. VIM. Bryant.
Armory-Regular a. 3. Fisher dance.
Normal School-Meetings of Mozart
and Lyceum Literary Society
cayenne School-Thrift program by
pupils and business men.
Warrington High-Recital by Beatrice
Fitzwater and James Barnes.
Rhea Terrace-Missionary society OF
Presbyterian church ct home of
Mrs. George N. Welsh.
Morgantown Ave.-Cheerful comrades
class of. the NJ. P. Sunday school
entertained by Ethel Gantz and
Lawrence Dewitt.
Miller School-Basketball Miller vs.
Butcher Schools.
numental-Program by Story Tell
ing Club from Fairmont Normal.
Maccabees Hall-Showalter Tent,
Maccabees.
Odd Fellows Hall-Patriarchs Militant
l. o. o. F.
Red Men Hall-Waneta council I. o.
r. M. D. of P.
Modern Woodmen Hall-White Camp
NJ. w. A.
Today's Legal Transfers - Joseph
1nn nafGU KnanaI. 70 7
parcel OF land in or near Montana, Win.
field district; consideration, $1,000.
Sim A, Hall and husband to Jane Yost,
acre in Fairmont district; IS and 9th.
er considerations. Jane Yost and 9th.
ers. to Sina A. Hall, IS acres in Fair
mont Independent district; 81 and
other considerations. The following
deeds were yesterday filed: C. L.
Richardson an dwife to L. S. Schwenck
q parcel of land in the Cycamore add
Z ton to the town of Warrington; con.
sideration 81 and other valuable prop.
erty. J. S. Freeman and wife to Jos.
eph g. Keener, a parcel Of land in the
Hayhurst addition to the town OF
Rtyesville; consideration, $500.
Mary NJ. Martin to E. c. Martin, the
Pittsburgh vein Of coal underlying GER
tain lands on Little Bingamon creek
consisting Of about six acres; $24 and
other valuable consideration.
Paw Paw Round Table-A round
table meeting of the teachers in Paw
Paw district will be held in the
school house at airview tomorrow af-
ternoon. Teachers from all parts of
the district will be present and an ex-
ceptionally god program is expected.
Rev. Earl A. Brooks of Weston will
reliyer an address on Boy Scouts.
Intermediate court-In the case OF
Lawrence S. Schwenk VS.. Alpheus f.
MILAN and Fred w. Bartlett in Inter.
mediate court yesterday a chancery
attachment was entered and the pro.
ceedings dismissed. In the case of
Jesse Shrimp, administrator of Mary
J. Metz, deceased, VS.. Mont Metz ct
al, an order was entered referring
cause to A. L. Lehman, commissioner,
to settle accounts of administrator.
Besides the two chancery cases one
law case was disposed Of, that of L.
s. Schwenk VS.. F. w. Bartlett and the
suggestion proceedings dismissed.
Bartlett Well shot-Fred W. Bart
lett No. 3 on the 2. E. Batson farm in
the Dents Run pool was sh yester.
day and responded with flow of 60
barrels per hour. The well is five
months old.
New Job For Buckley?-That Dep.
uty Tom Buckley for years popular
5aiier of Marion county is to be ap.
pointed by Governor Cornwell to the
position of captain OF guards at the
Penitentiary at Moundsville is the re.
port about the court house today Sew.
eral who say they know congratulate.
Ing Deputy Buckley although he has
received no definite advices from the
Governor.
Welfare Report-The annual report
pf the welfare department of the Con
Dolidation Coal company under the di
rectton OF Miss Marguerite Wake
Jordon its chief has been completed
md shows that department as having
done o wonderful work in the year
1916. The work of the department
extending over West Virginia Ken.
lucky and Pennsylvania Is the biggest
syer undertaken by any West Virginia
company.
To Teach eardenlns-Miss Neya
Fltzhugh eacher In the schools at Wat.
pom win on the closing Of the school