The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-24

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Chamber Of CommerCe-Meeting to ar
range farewell for the county's quota
in the National army.
Odd Fellows hall-Patriarchs Militant.
Red Mems hall-Waneta council.
Modern Woodmen hall-White camp.
Maccabees hall-Showalter tent.
III In Ruckhannon-Fay Smith, son
81 F.. j. Smith, is very i'll in Buckhdn'
non where he went several days ago
on business. His parents left FOR
BuckhannOn this morning on receipt
Of a message announcing his illness.
Mr.. Smith has been in bad health for
some time and his friends are appre'
hensive concerning his condition.
WhOslWrIsh for Governor - Copies
nave reached Fairmont of the Journal
Of Commerce of Baltimore In which the
suggestion is made that Maryland
Democrats would like to see Jere H.
Wheelwright, president Of the Consoli-
dation Coal company, elected governor
Of that state.
OF to Training Camp-Late today
odell P. Mckinney, Lawrence Gun
ninglam and w. L. Doolittle will leave
for the second officers training school
at Fort Benjamin Harrison.
satterfieIds EIeet-At the Satterfeld
family reunion which was held vest r
day the following officers were elect
ed: President, H. w, Sattertield, Fair.
mont; recording secretary and treas
urer, W. L. Satterfield; corresponding
secretary, Miss Beular Sattertield; COM
mittee to compile history of family.
DR.. H. L. Satterfield, Miss Della Satter
field. Rufus Satterfield,
Lodge Session at Camp-This even.
ing the members OF Mountain City
lodge, Knights of Pythias will go to the
First regiment camp where a speciai
farewell session will be held for the
members OF the order who belong to
the regiment. Congressman NJ. M.
Nicely will deliver an grafton.
Today's Legal Transfer - Sedonia
Heck and husband to Albert G. Heck,
acres of land on FinCh's run, Marion
county; 81 and other consideration.
]. o. Watson Class Rsunion-A reun.
ion OF the ]. o. Watson class of 1916
has been arranged for Tuesday of next
week and the members OF the class are
looking forward eagerly to the re.
union and outing at one of the camps
along the Tygarts Valley river. The
party will leave hes, about ten o'clock
Tues day morning amu will return some
time in the evening. 1t has not yet
been decided at which camp the affair
will be held and that will be announced
later. ALI the members and friends
who can possibly arrange to attend are
urged to do so as this is probably the
only opportunity the class will have .
assemble this year and there are some
important business matters to be con.
sidered.
Warrants for BootIsgsers - War.
rants were issued by Justice w. W.
Conway today for W. c. Kapp and
Ben Casio two foreigners who were
arrested by county officers last night
charged with violating the prohibitory
law by bringing into the state more
than one quart Of liquor. The two men
will be given preliminary hearings next
Monday.
VIII Repair Bridge County court
this morning filed an order for the re.
pair Of the bridge at MOnongah and the
work will probably be begun within a
short time. 1t is estimated that the
work of repairing the structure will
COST between twelve and thirteen thou.
sand dollars, although the original cost
of the bridge was only about ten thou.
sand.
Ask for Widows PensIons-A mum.
Der Of petitioners for widows pensions
presented themselves before the, coun.
ty court this afternoon The county
now allows pensions to widows under
certain conditions instead Of depending
upon the county charitable institution
TO provide for them. The petitions Of
the women we're considered by the
courl and will be acted upon promptly,
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