The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-17

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X. NJ. G. A.-Rehearsal of Fairmont
Choral Club.
Red Men Hall-Marion Lodge X. of P.
X of P. Hall-Mountain City Temple
r. s.
Modern Wodmen Hall-seaton Camp.
Royal Neighbors.
Ill Fairmont Ave.-Meridian Lodge
A. F. and A. M.
In Supreme court-The cases of Sam
Polino against C. /. keck and Charlie.
A. Prichard against the Freeland OF!
company. come up in the state Su.
preme court today at Charleston. The
cases are on special docket that was
started in April to expedite the work
Of the court.
Police court-William DAWSON was
S the lone visitor at ploce court this
morning. He was charged with drunk
enness and fined S.. The fine was re-
mitted.
Repaintina store-The front of the
3lumenburg Underselling store is re.
ceiving new coat OF paint today, the
new trimming being slate and buff.
Installing Show cases-Large plate
glass show cases which had been de.
layed on the road for some weeks. ar.
rived at the Fashion yesterday and are
being installed today. The new cases
will permit of a very modern display.
Thrown BY Bridge FIoor-Mrs. Mar
tina Traugh, wlihe crossing the river
bridge this morning. caught her heel
in a hole in the flooring of the bridge
and was thrown forcibly. Mrs. Traugh
was assisted to her feet and discov-
cred she had suffered badly wrench
ed ankle.
Straws Looking Up-Bearing sign.
After the resurrection am the first,
q straw hat is this morning occupying
a center position in the window OF
Goggles store on Main street.
Compensation Awaris-Joe Leslie.
of Barrackville, has been granted SIS
per week for 80 weeks by the Work.
mems Compensation department
Charles d. Kyger. of Moundsville and
Fairmont, is new subscriber to the
fnud.
Much BIastlng-Considerab blast.
ing which has been found necessary IN
constructing the extension of the Mo.
nongahela railway to the O'Donnel
mine, has given rise in the past day or
two to reports OF factories destroyed
by alien spies, etc. The blasting will
be completed in a few days.
!
Painters Meet TonIght-A meeting
for a final organization. will be held
by the painters, decorators and paper
hangers in the Trades Council hall this
evening. At meeting held last week
II was assured that at least twenty
men would be charter members of the
new local.
Will Move to Fairmont--Clark NJ.
Martin, who for the past three years
has been residen of Clarkshurg will
remove with his family to Fairmont
the latter part of this nonth.
Flag to Fly so Feet Hleh-Dimens.
Ions of the great flag AID flag pole
that will top Palatine knob were an.
nounced this morning to be as fol.
lows. The flag will be :nirtY by
twenty feet and the pole VII be nine.
~ fest high and built of assel.
Revival SerVlees-Rev. W. ]. Eddy.
pastor of the First Baptist church is
conducting a two-weeks' revival at
the Virginia Avenue chapel. The ser.
vices began last night and will con-
ttnue for a period of two weeks. The
public especially those ro5idlng in the
vicinity Of the chapel ara invited to
attend.
Red Cross Evening Meetlnas-In or.
der to accommodate those members
who are anxious to aid IN the work OF
the Red Cross organization and who
are unable to attend the day sessions
a session will be held this evening
from until nine o'clock In the head.
quarters in the city building. The
chapter viii meet as usugI Wednes.
day afternoon from two to fire O'Clock.
Festival at Grant TOWN. number
OF persons are planning to go to Grant
Town this evening to attend the fair
and festival to be given at Recreation
hall by the congregGs!na 81 st. An.
thonyss Catholic churoE. mo affair