The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-12-19

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I EVENTS TONIGHT
.ElkDs Hone-Fairmout Lodge.
Odd Teiiows' Hall--Palatine Lodge,
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Maecabes 1asai-uniformed Rank.
'Woodmen Of the World.
Graugevtlle Community meeting in
Grangeytlle Baptist church.
r. VIII Burn coaI-The Watson
Building which houses the Consolida,
< ton Coal Company and Monongahela
Valley Traction Company offices, Is
arranging boilers for use Of coal !.
Some time ago places using gas under
boilers were notified to use other
tueI and the Traction interests are
Doing what they have asked others
20 do 70 make more gas available for
fomestic USE
fhos. 6. Miller Here-President Of
The shepherdstown State Normal
school Thomas g. Miller is spending
Seferal days in this section as guest
K lt the home Of his sisters near Barns.
I Town. Miss Beuna Miller his sister
: who had been seriously i'll remains
very N.
aIfview Entertalnment-An inter.
estng program was presented by the
pupils Of the Fairview Public school
s today In celebration Of hristmas. The
school closed today for vacation of
two weeks. The proceeds OF the en-.
! tertainment for which a small sum
3 was charged will be devoted toward
the purchase Of a victrola.
\ 70 Feed store CIerks-Because of
4 the Christmas rush next Saturday and
\ Monday the sales force of Hartley's
store will eat their dinner at Roush's
am street restaurant in three shifts
/ Of thirty each.
cuestionnalres 7eack-At noon today
thirty.six questionnaires had been
properly made out and returned to the
local draft board. The board is now
busy preparing to mail the remaining
missionaries and has not had time
70 open those received and examine
them.
Waiting for Draft News-Daily tho
local draft board is expecting word
from Charleston relative to the date
on which the last quota of the first
draft will he called into service. AS
yet the local board has heard moth.
ing whatever concerning this date.
Chevrolet Beats RalIroads-Fifty
r Chevrolet cars passed through Fair.
mont yesterday evening from Flint
Mich, on their way to Salem. North
Carolina. The cross country drive is
being made because of embargo on
railroads because Of the handling OF
pleasure cars.
Doing Electrical Work-w. Mackey
nf Washington, D. c., is in this city
completing the electrical work on the
Deyeny building. 4
Hare For christmas-Rober Henry
who ID law student at the West vir-
ginia University is spending the holt
days with his parents. DR.. and Mrs.
q. o. Henry on Fairmont avenue.
Robert enlisted recently in the avia
tion corps and reported to Dayton
Ohio. He was refused on account Of
& being too young. He will go tc
Ghillicothe Ohio. January S, where
he VIII enter the Officers Reserve
training school.
WIN Enter Training camn-sprigs
Miller son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Miller Of Terra Alta will enter the Of.
dcerS raining school at Fort BENJAMIN
Harrison january 5. Miller tried for
the agiation corps but was rejected
on account Of his age.
Z, M. Davis ImprovIns-L. NJ. Davis
who IS > patient at Cook hospital
wheras he recently underwent an CD.
eratiol for appendicitis is recovering
steadily.
! Marriage License lsSued-Today a
marriage license was issued by. Depu.
" County Clerk Phillips to William
n. yann, 20. Of Newport, Va, and
Ida v. Didlake, 20, Of Fairmont. The
groom TO be Is a native Of Mississippi
While Miss Didlake was born in North
Carolina
4 BafraekyilIe w. c. T. 1.-THE Bar.
kHckviile w. g. T. q. VIII meet on
hursdayF AFTERNOON at one o'clock at
The Red Cross rooms After the