The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-05-08


badges With the interruption u VIII
Help Ny City and these are given
each child after Il has sWatted ono
hundred Of the little pests. Up to date
total Of 1925 flies have been swatted
by the children Of the grades Of this
school.
School Annual - The pupils Of the |
eighth grade Of the Butcher school are
working hard on the school annual
the Butcher which viii soon be ready
for the printer. The following is the
staff:
Entertainment at Scholar enter.
tainment Of an interesting nature VIII
be given by the pupils Of the Barnes
school this evening. Those who VIII
participate on the program are VIZ
ginIa Watkins, Harold Parker, Thelma
Parker, Gold1e Satterfield, Dorothy
Mason. An operetta will be given en-
titled Uncle Sans Party BY the pupils
Of the 9Th and 9Th grades.
Workmen,s compensatIon-Awards
In settlement of claims by the state
compensation department yesterday
included the estate of John Souch, SO,
single, Of Pennington, killed by slate
and coal fall in the mine Of the Jami'
son Coal and Coke company at Fair:
mont, funeral expenses allowed OF
$74.25.
Certified Aeeountant-The Board Of
Examiners for the examination OF Ger
titled public accountants completed Its
work yesterday and recommended five
men to Gov. Cornwell to receive a II.
censc to practice as certified public
accountants. The following were rec
commended: P. M. McCutcheon, Charles
ton; S. B. Boord, Fairmont; M. P. Nor
ris, Huntington; ]. Frank SeiDert, Mar
tinshurg; W. e. Wulff, Wheeling. 5. U
Boord is a member of the accounting
firm of Boord and Leeper with offices
in the Jacobs building.
Emma Tessles Pop Found-Emma
Tessie Harris, the eight year old col
ored girl that travelled alone from
Tuscaloosa, Alabama to Fairmont has
been delivered Of the confines of the
Municial building and has found her
father. He is a miner employed at
Watson.
Clearing the Wharf-Mayor An
thony Bowen yesterday gave orders
to Chief Of Police Fred Harr that
there would be general wood chop
ping party at the city wharf If the
boat house of l. B. Hixenbaugh was
not removed. 1t was not, and work.
men began demolishing the eyesore
and clearing the wharf.
Land Holding cororatlon-A corpor-
alton Of the following people has been
formed for the purpose of holding
large tract of land an Cleveland ave.
nue.: Albert ]. Kern, Kenneth Barnes,
G. R. Musgrave, Edward Slack and ].
R. Miller. The corporation will be
known as the Cleveland Avenue I'M
provement company of Fairmont with
authorized capital stock at $4,000.
Mrs. BlIIlnesley Very III-The con-
dition of Mrs. Morgan Billingsley. one
of the most highly respected women Of
the city who is seriously III at her
home on Locust avenue, remains prac.
tically unchanged today. Owing tC
her advanced years her condition is
considered to be critical. She is suf-
feriEg with an acute heart trouble.
New cIarksburg Restaurant = The
Rogers and Johnson restaurant, de-
clared to be the finest equipped res
taurant in the state, was officially
opened this morning in the new Mo-
nongahela Valley Traction company
station building at Clarksburg.
Leaves HospItaI-Mrs. Willard EN-
brey, who had been patient at Cook
hospital for several days, returned to-
day to her home on Pierpont avenue.
William Evans Better-Master VIII
liam Evans, the young son of Mr.. and
Mrs W. D. Evans, who had been Ill
with pneumonia following an illness
with measles, is considerably i'm.
proved at this time. His condition had
been serious.
Visited sIster-Miss BERTHE McKin-
ley, of Weston, was the guest over
Sunday of her sister, Mrs. Boyd L.
Nutter.
Student Visits Home-E. Rector Nc.
Kinley, who is here attending the Nor
NAL school, spent Saturday and Sun
day at his home at Weston. He was
accompanied home by Master Robert
Nutter.
Today's Legal Transfers-olin viii.
lard Skidmore and wife to Ben D. Orr,
two lots in Buckhannon, Upshur coun-
ty; 81 and other consideration. F. M.
Meredith and wife to the East Side
Utility company, all the Pittsburgh
coal underlying 6 acres In Winfield
district; consideration, s4,333. viii.
liam N. Satterfleld and wife to Joseph
Marrone, lots 8 and 4 in the Hoods ad-
dition TO Rivesville; consideration,
$500. William Satterfield and wife
to Tone Maria, lots and 2 in the
Hoods addition to RiVesville; Consid'