The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-20
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Red Mems hall-Marion Lodge, X. OF P.
Maccabee hall-Marion Review, Wo.
mans Benefit Assn.
Elks' hall-Fairmont Lodge.
Cunningham building-Golden Links.
Willard hall-W. c. T, u.
Skinner building-Royal Neighbors.
Central church-Miss Halls recital.
The Fairmont-Suffrage party infor-
NAL reception.
Walnut avenue-Daughters OF the Con-
federacy at the home of Mrs. H. R.
Johnson, No. 512 Walnut avenue.
Y. M. G .A.-Weekly Choral Society
recital.
Masonic hall - Special meeting of
Orient Chapter. R. A. NJ, comforting
Mark and Past Master degrees.
Attorney jackson Here-Attorney
J, A. jackson, Jr., of Clarksburg. con-
the Hope Natural Gas Company was
In Fairmont today attending to some
business in the Office of the county
clerk. Mr.. jackson was accompanied
by his wife. The couple were resent.
ly married.
Building BungaIow-Plans for the
bungalow Of DR.. L. N. Yost, county
medical inspector along Country Club
road, are about completed. The plans
were drawn by G. H. Snider, architect.
It is expected that work will start on
it about December 1.
Writes to Restaurants-R. L. o'Neal
of The Fairmont and a member Of the
Food Commission has written letters
to all the leading hotel men Of the
state asning that meatless and wheat,
less days be observed. There are a
large number OF restaurants that have
paid little attention to the request OF
food authorities.
War Tax Characterization on the
interurba mines Of to Monongahela
Valley Traction Company where war
taxes are collected have been furnish
ed with small cards on which the
amount of the war tax is to be punch
ed. Each time conductor collects a
war tax he punches the amount on
his card. At the end OF each day the
card will enable him to calculate the
exact amount of war tax collected.
OFF for Visit to Camp-Hon Ira A
Aiken left last night for Cincinnati
o., on business trip. While in that
section he Will visit Captain U. S
Knapp and Lieutenant Homer F.
Barnes, Fairrcont boys at the soldier
camp at Chillicothe, o.
Marriage License Granted Today
Edward Phillips, deputy county clerk,
granted marriage license to Clyde
McNeal, 26. and Annie Grey, 90, both
eolored, residents Of Monongah.
Deeds Reeorded-These deeds have
been recorded by A. G. Martin, coun-
ty clerk: Il. Leroy Sturm and wife to
j. V.Dotts, parcel Of land in the Bart.
lett addition to the cillage of Downs,
81; Charles H. McFall and wife to
Alcinda NJ. Malone, a parcel Of land in
the Bellview Heights addition to the
city OF Fairmont, $3.50; Albert Ner.
! rift to Greater Fairmont Investll ent
company, a parcel Of 2.44 acres of land
at tn ejunction OF the Tygart's Valley
and West Fork river, $1,000.
Fall Praise servIee-The fall praise
service Of the Womens Home and
Foreign Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church will be held in the
lecture room Of the church on We'd.
nesday evening Of this week. Mrs.
Andrew Torrance. a returned mission.
ery from China appearing in native
costume will deliver an address.
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Present for Red Cross - A sew
Easy sewing machine motor has been
presented to the Red Cross work room
by the Fairmont Electric Service com.
pany which will tighten work there
considerably. The gift is greatly ap.
preciated by the sewers.
Case peferred-Monongalia Circuit
court will hand down its decision on
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