The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-27
EVENTS TONIGHT.

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Normal school = Meeting of Lyceum
and Mozart Literary societies.
Maccabees ha!l-Showalter Tent, Mac.
cabees.
Odd Fellows hall-Patriarch's Militant,
/. o.. OF.
Red Men hall-Waneta Council, l. o.
R. NJ. D. of P.
Modern Woodmen hall-white Camp,
NJ. w. A
2. NJ. @. A.-Men's banquet of Presby.
terrain church.
AZ Missionary Rally - DR.. ]. c.
Broomfield returned this morning from
Uniontown, Pa, where he addressed a
missionary rally in the M. P. church
last evening.
Operations at Hospital II Mrs. Fred
Ridgely, of Ill Fourth street and Lo-
Gust avenue, was operated on this
morning at Cook hospital and is doing
well at this time. Herschel Everson,
Of Eyerson, was admitted to the hos
pital today for an operation. c. B.
Koon, son of A. B. Koon, was operated
on yesterday at the hospital and is do
ing nicely. Samuel w. Barnes, aged
81. who was operated on yesterday, is
ina very serious condition today. Mr..
Barnes resides on Lincoln street.
No More Field Service - An order
permitting the Monongahela Valley
Traction Company to discontinue gas
field service in Harrison and Marion
counties where its wells are located,
was entered by the Public Service Com
mission at Cherlston yesterday 1t has
been the practice of the company to
supply consumers in the immediate To-
cality of the wells, but this service, al
ways rendered unprofitably, will now
be relinquished.
Patriotic Programs Patriotic pro.
grams were rendered this afternoon by
the Eighth grade literary societies at
the Central and East Park schools in
the First ward. The programs were
worked up by the Eighth grade pupils
with the assistance of their teachers
and were very commendable.
Moore Out Of Clty-E. B. Moore, gen.
eral manager of the Monongahela Val
ley Traction company, left last even.
ing for the East, business there requir-
Z ing his attention for the remainder Of
this week.
Large FIag-one of the largest, If
not the largest, flag in the city, is float
ing over Cleveland avenue this morn
ing from support extending from the
front of the Stevenson company, whole
sale grocers, to building opposite.
The flag is so hung as to permit of the
passage of street cars without touch
ing it.
Special Services - Special service
will be held in Grace church on Sunday
morning, April 20, when two elders
and two deacons are to be Installed.
Sermon and music are to be in harmony
with the service. Rev. H. A. Kunkle.
More Hotel Stock-To act on reso-
luton to increase the capital stock Of
the Fairmont Hotel company from
Ss50,000 to 100000, stockholders
meeting will be held in the Chamber
of Commerce on May IL.
New Golden Links Lodee-Members
Of the Fairmont lodge, order of the
Golden Links, will go to Clarksburg
Sunday evening to institute new
lodge which has been organized there.
The Fairmont lodge has now been or
ganized three months.
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incorporation has been issued by the
secretary Of state to the E. L. and w.
Coal company, Of Fairmont; authorized
capital stock, $4,000; the incorpora-
tors are 2. NJ. Eddy, w. A. Lawler,
Theodore Workman, F. c. Fisher and
T. Frank Reed, all Of Fairmont.
VIII Manage Farm-Mr and Mrs.
Percy Marley, who for several years
have resided In Wetzel county. have
arrived here and will take charge Of
the ]. q. Watson farm near Barrack-
vile in the very near future. Mr.. Man.
ley was until recently county agent
of Wetzel county. They are now at
the home of Mrs. Columbia Morgan on
Walnut avenue.
: Has Appendlcitts-Mrs. wizard Em-
brey IS Ill from an attack OF appended
It's at her home on Pierpont avenue.
Memorial Day Committee - At a
meeting OF the X. Of P. Lodge last
evening, q committee was appointed
to meet with a committee from the