The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-24

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EVENTS TOMORROW.
: First NJ. E.-Lecture Hon. ]. Frank
Hanley at $3.50 p. m.
First Baptist church-Thanksgiving
musicale at 1880 o. m.
Grace Lutheran church. CONGREGATION
nesting after morning service.
Red Mems Hall-teeting at Railway
Trainmen at 7:20 p. m.
Deeds Reeorded-These deeds were
filed for record today with A. G: Mar
tin, county clerk: Samuel Leeper ct
ux., to Frank Garzia, lot on Pennsyl.
vsnia avenue, Fairmont, containing
300 square feet, 5000; Lloyd Ridgely
to w G Lyme and Bessie Lyme. lot on
Oliver avenue, $500; John B. Rose
) ct TX, to Margaret OFT, quir claim
deed, on lot on Jackson street 81 !;
Leila q. Terrell, ct vir., to A Crou.
ser, ct TX, one.sixth interest in tract
OF 1884 acres in Paw Paw district,
5000. -
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TO BE County Licensor-Under the
recent act OF congress governing the
licensing OF persons dealing in, stor.
ing or hauling high explosives, A. G.
Martin, county clerk, will act as Ii.
censor Of Marion county.
Al chanesry sditayA chancery suit
has been brought BY Attorney NJ. L.
.Sturm for Pansie Freeland against
Russell Freeiand under December
rules OF the intermediate court. 1t is
> divorce action on the grounds OF
desertion.
Arrest at carolina-Deputy Sheriff
Beatty yesterday afternoon arrested
Beverley Stevens on a charge OF non
support preferred by his wife before
Judge Vincent. He is in Jail awaiting
trial today by Judge Vincent.
Federal Warrant issued-Pat Curtis
was arrested last night by United
States Mfrshal Smith on a charge of
selling Yhiskey. About week ago
Curtis vas arrested by the county
authorities and several charges were
preferred against him. Last night he
was about to be hauled befoe cnited
States Commissioner Kirby when At.
torney Ernest r. Bell, representing
Curtis, claimed that no federal war.
rant had been served on his client.
IT is claimed that it was mislaid in
the commissioners Office. At any
rate Attorney Bell contended it was
not served and Marshal Smith was
communicated with and served the
warrant. After some contention At.
torney Bell managed to secure a pre-.
limipery hearing for Curtis, which is
the usual procedure, but for some
reason or other he claims the com.
missioner at first did no want grant
It. Finally the preliminary hearing
was set for Monday afternoon at 9
O'clock. Curtis entered plea of, not
guilty to the charge.
Sheriff Minus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. foreigner who had ten pints OF
whiskey on his person as he was com.
ing here from Wheeling Sheriff A. NJ
Glover cuffed his man on Friday night
ana falling to see any officers at the
station turned the prisoner over to
his young son while he was about to
apprehend several bootlcgsers on the
same train before 1t pulled out Of the
station. Sheriff's Glover son has pro.
ceeded but short distance with the
prisoner when he broke loose and de.
camped with the handouts on his
wrist. Sheriff Glover gave chs, but
his man escaped. So far neither man
nor handcuffs have been recovered.
An Inch OF snow-Snow that fell
Yesterday and during the night and
morning up to 3 o'clock today meas.
ufed an inch according to +. 2. Hall,
the Fatrmont weather observer. This
morning another snow was apparent
ana the streets and surrounding hills
wee capped with "the beautiful"
Visiting Here-E. D. Porter, former.
" OF this city. now connected with the
Prudential Insurance company in
Cleveland, Ohio, Is here visiting rela.
tives and friends.
To Bring III Fianee Home-Miss
Cara Fleming. who was called to Mas.
silon, Ohio, on Thursday by the illness
OF Jack Gross, has notified her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fleming, that Mr.
Gross condition was not serious and
she probably would leave there Mon.
day Tor this city. accompanied by Mr..
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