The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-06
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tation O4.
Loop Park-Annual corn roast OF
the Fairmont Business Mems Associa.
ton.
Y. M. c. A Annual meeting OF
the Public Health Nursing Service.
EVENTS TONIGHT.
East Park School-Meeting OF East
Fairmont Bible class.
Loop Park-Meeting OF Queen
Esther circle First NJ. E. at home OF
Misses Henry.
Masonic Temple-Fairmont chap,
ter Order OF the Eastern Star.
Odd Fellows hall-Seven Sisters
lodge; knights OF Malta.
Maccabees hall-Fairmont Order OF
Owls.
K. of P. hall-Mountain City lodge,
K. of P.
Red Mems hall-setting Sun tribe.
viii Pump No. Out-Mine No. Z
Of the Jamison Coal Company at Bar.
rackville has now been thoroughly
flooded and preparations are now be-
ing made to pump the water out in
order that the exploration into
the exploded parts of the
mine can be continued. Superin-
tendent John NJ Wolfe stated this
morning that the work is being car
ried on in the best of style and moth.
ing serious thus far has happened to
hamper the work.
Six Pints; Sixty Days - Henry
Brown, an aged negro, who was ar
rested last night as he came in from
"the Point" was given a hearing be-
fore Justice w. ". Conway this Aft
ernoon on a charge of violating tae
state prohibitory law by bringing in
whiskey. He was found guilty ana
the justice imposed a fine of 500 au1
a jail sentence OF sixty days. When
arrested the man had a SUI case con.
tanning six plnts OF liquor.
Legal Transfers - The following
deeds were filed at tie county clerks
office yesterday: BENJAMIN F. Atkin.
son and wife to James A. Alderman, a
parcel of land in the Atha addition 10
the city OF F. rmont, consideration
$3.50; Q. Nj. T.teele and wife to w j
Wiegel, a paIcel of land on the corner
Of Haymong aud Market stress in the
First lT. CT the city of Fairmont,
ronsider7 IN $500.
MaValas- Licenses - Marriage Ii.
censIs were issued at the county
cleYis office yesterday to the foil w.
I'M, couples: Allen X. Dragoo, age 26.
Yld Rose Pearl Conway, age 10, botr
of Barrackville. Mary V. Conway,
mother of the girl, gave her consent in
writing. Earle H. Sturm, age 90, and
Lessie P. Woods, age 81, both of Metz.
Leafer Arrested-Joe Moore was ar
rested by the county officers yesterday
on charge of vagrancy and was Civ.
en- hearing before Justice Musgrove
He was found guilty and fined $40 with
a sentence of ten days work on the
roads. In default of payment OF the
fine he will be compelled to work TWEEN.
ty days. Officers have other names
on their calling lists and it is entirely
probable that number of other local
weary Willies will be visited and will
make return calls at the justices Off.
ces within a few days.
Mothers Club Meetlns-The Moth.
ers' club Of the W. G. T. U. will meet
on Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Jesse Wilson a.
Ills Field street DR.. c. L. Holland
will continue his talks to mothers along
the lines of health. The subject to.
morrow will be artificial foods for in q.
fants.
Is ReeoVerlng-Mrs. R. e. Mason
who was taken suddenly Ill of ureamic
poisoning Sunday and was taken to
Cook hospital under the care OF two
nurses is much better today. For two
days she was In a state OF coma but
now can recognize her friends. DR.,
Leroy Howard is the attending ply.
sican.
Rector Gets a commissIon-Rev
Father Francis L. McFadden, who for
some time was rector OF the Catholic
church at Grant Town, has been ap.
poihted to a chaplaincy in the United
States navy. Father McFaddep who
is now in Cambridge Springs on a
short vacatio mis- a native Of Wheel.
ing. His father is NJ. ]. McFadden
OF that place. -,,..
Rachel Mining coal--After a record
breaking operation of shaft sinking
the Rachel Coal company Is now
hosting coal at its first shaft near
Downs. Two other shafts are In