The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-03-01
EVENTS TONIGHT

EVENTS TONIGHT
Y. NJ. @. A. Authorizing. NJ. A. din.
Iier and Frank Jewel Raymond.
y. M. O. A. 0ffice-Public Nursing
Service meeting.
Normal School Gym-Basketball, Nor.
NAL VS.. Hing school.
East Park School-Union Bible class
at 1880.
CASTOR Ayenue-Philathe class OF
First NJ. z. church at the home of
Miss Ruth Benefited.
Maple AvenueQueen Esther circle OF
First NJ. 2. church gives Japanese
tea at home OF DR.. E. w. Howard.
Odd Fellows Hall-D. of r. Seven
Sisters No. "a.
Maccabees Halo. o. o. Nest No.
x. Of ?. Hall-Mountain City As. X.
RED Men HALL. o. R. Setting Sun
Normal school-Johnson Storytelling
club.
odd Fellows Hall-Knights of Malta.
Masonic Temple-Fairmont Chapter
o. 2. s.
Today's Legal Transfers-I. B. Gill
to Bessie Hamilton, 10 acres in Man
nington district; 81 and other consid-
erations. ]. n. Hamilton and wife TO
Sanford E. Fetty and Newton A. Fetty
20 acres in Warrington district; con.
alteration $500. Jane Whitlatch to
A. M. Glover, lot Is block 81 in the
East Park addition to Fairmont; SIS
an other valuable considerationsf
Marriage Lleenses-A marriage Ii.
cense was issused at the county clerks
office yesterday to Luther Howell, age
%, and Nettie Musgrave, age %, both
of Riresville. Another couple pre-.
sented themselves before the clerk
with a request for license. The man
gave the nam OF Nick George and
said his age fas 33 while the girl
gave the name of Filowena Yalunge.
But when she was questioned regard.
ing her age 1t developed that she was
not OF age. Her father, she said, was
dead and her mother was still in the
old country. She was told that no Ii
cense could be granted her without
the consent OF someone in authority
over her. After some hesitancy the
couple departed saying they would
return tomorrow with the girls guard
ian.
Ia PIttsbursh-Mr. and Mrs. ]. U.
Wise left yesterday morning for Pitts.
burgh where they will remain for sew
eral days.
Woman Painfully InJured-Trying
10 clean the snow and ice from the
street In front Of her home, Mrs.
Amy Morris. OF Maple avenue, this
morning fell and broke rib.
Trains Late; Phones oown-Re.
suits Of the big snow yesterday were
still being felt today, telephones be.
ing TO slight extent effected and
the trains little lac. Repairs of the
damage done, which will amount to
thousands of dollars, Is being carried
on rapidly and will be completed in
few days.
Will Attend lnausuration-Tusca
Morris, T. ]. Galliher, R. ]. O'Neil, H.
8. Yost, A. G. Martin and John Koran,
leave tomorrow night for Washington,
D. c. to attend the inauguration OF
President Wilson on March ..
Bible Glass Meetlns-The East Park
Union Bible class will meet tonight in
the East Side school and be address.
ed by Rev. II. A. Kunkle OF the Grace
Lutheran church.
Nursing Service MeetIng-Tonight
1T 1880 o'clock In the Y. NJ. G. A. build.
ing there will be an important meet.
ing Of the Public Health Nursing Ser
vice.
TWO operations-Mrs. Charles Ford,
of Uniontown, Pa, underwent an oper.
alton for appendicitis this morning as
did also Miss Ida Dean OF Jamison
street this city.
Or. Fleming ReeoverIns-Dr. Car.
ter Fleming who was operated on sew.
eral days ago at Cook hospital for an.
pendicitis Is getting along nicely with
prospects Of rapid recovery.
Missionary lnstitute-The Mission.
AIRY Institute OF the Fairmont district
Of the Southern Methodist church is
In session today at Monongah and viii
continue in session through Friday.
The institute includes tho missionary
bocietiea of Fairmont, Fairview. Farm.