The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-14
THE WEATHER.
EVENTS TONIGHT.

EVENTS TONIGHT.
MssC. a. Banquet Group 6, West
Virginia Bankers Association 6
o'clock. Quarterly meeting F. B. M.
at 8 o'clock.
ElkgIodge Room-Flag day program.
Central Christian church-Patriotic
lecture by Capt. w. D. Thayer Of
washington D. G.
Coleman Acknowledging Of Queen
Esther circle of the First M. E.
ciiurchsat the home Of Misses Talk
ngton.
odd Fellow Hall-seven Sisters lodge
knights Of Malta.
nlaccabees Hall-Order Of Owls.
- Of r. Hall-Mountain City Lodge.
Red Mems Hall-Setting Sun Tribe.
BOY Scouts to Meet-Troop Boy
scouts will meet this evening at z p.
m at Denham's store.
lo Road eios-The time allotted for
the receipt Of bids on paving materials
md for the construction Of roads in
Grant district expired at noon today,
without a single bid having been re:
ceiyed. The county court reconvened
thu afternoon to discuss the situation
and II Is probable they will decide
To- continue the time for few days
more in order that the contractors may
haye another opportunity to submit
bias.
traction Co. Magazine - The first
number Of the Monongahela Valley
Tction Company Employees Maya
ne went to press this morning and
viii Be In the hands Of the company's
employees by the last of the week. The
ffeenth Of each month has been Sc
iected as the date for publication OF
each issue The first number COM
prises SO pages, and is filled with artt'
cles Of interest to the men, pictures,
editorials, etc.
Father ls ITI--Mrs. ]. E. Offner was
called to Parsons, w. Va, this mor1''
where her father is seriously i'll.
Fined Ten Apiece - Howard Curtis
md Velma Washington, both colored,
weer each fined $40 by Acting Mayor
Albert Kern last night. They were
ciarged with disorderly conduct. Cur
It's knocked Velma's whiskey bottle
putot her hand and the fight started.
allTeam to Meet-The members of
Reconsideration Coal company base
bail team will meet at the Watson
building this evening at 1880 o'clock.
matters concerning further organiza-
ton win be taken up, the manager
urges tina every member attend.
More Money for Traction Men-No-
tics has been made of the two'cent an
hons advance in the wages of the con-
ductors and motormen on all the Mo-
nongaheIa Valley Traction company
lines. which increases will become ef-
fectiye after tomorrow. When affec'
i've the local men will be among the
highes paid trolley men in the state
Memorial servIees-At the regular
nesting Of the Bent Hive No. 1888, L.
o. Il. M, to be held at the K. Of P.
nan at eight o'clock Friday evening,
memorial services will be held. All
active members are especially urged
to Represent.
lalEIaa on PaIatlne-Today being
National Flag day, the large Ameri-
can nag is waving in the breeze on the
snmmitS of the huge flag pole, recently
erected on Palatine Knob. The flag
not been floating since Memorial
Daybecause Of weak concrete in which
the flag pole was set, The concrete
has recently been strengthened and
tis morning the flag was raised,
b. c. e. conVentlon-w. G.
Cunningham and George Deck Of this
1ity are attending the sessions OF the
Grand Council Of the United CONNER.
Travellers which is in session this
week at Ashland, Ky. The council
.nbfaceB the states Of West Virginia,
KentucaIys, Ohio and Virginia. Mr..
Cunningham who had been grand chan.
caIlcr of the order for several years
via rotire this, year.
prspafe Tor chlIdren,ss ,pay-Chil.
sn.s bay viii be, observed at the
First N. II. church on next Sunday
preparatory to the entertainment
aI Of those taking part on
pfcgram viii be held tonight at
o'clock at the church.