The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-02-26

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Normal School = Basketball, Normal
Reserves VS.. East Side club.
Main street-Presbyteria Legion So.
ciety viii meet at the home of Mrs.
M. L. Sturm.
Cleveland avenue = Westminster
Guild Of First Presbyterian church
at the home Of Mrs. ]. Walter
Barnes.
Maccabees Hall-Protected Home Cir.
Gle.
Masonic Temple-crusade Command.
cry No. 6, K. 7.
Armory-Drill of Company H, Nation.
al Guard.
Ill Fairmont avenue-Mountain City
No. 1886 G. q. o. o. F.
Odd Fellows Hall-D. of R., West Vir.
gfnia No. Ga.
Red Men Hall = Monongahela Camp
No. 1922, M. w. A.
K. OF p. Hall-Maple. Grove No. 10,
Woodmen Circle,
Modern Woodmen Hall = Fairmonl
Lodge No. IL, A. o. U. w.
Reservations For Raymond Dinner
Reservations for the dinner of the
Fatrmont Business Mems Association
and the address of Frank Jewel Ray
mond, the BILLY Sunday of Business"
are being received today at the office
of Trevy Nutter. secretary of the as
ISOLATION, In such numbers as to assure
that great number will hear Mr..
Raymond. All reservations should be
in today SO that 1t will be known how
many to prepare for.
Or. L. N. Yost In New offices-Dr.
Z. n. Yost has taken the suite of of.
fices in the Peoples Bank building
formerly occupied by the Antler Coal
company. The offices are adjoining
Or. Yost's old office in the building.
Home From cIeveland-Prof E. L.
Lively of the Normal school faculty
has returned from Cleveland, Ohio,
where he attended the mid.winter
Chautauqua congress of the Colt Lyc-
cum bureau. Mr.. Lively who was look.
ing after bookings for the 1019-1S lee
ture course reports most successful
meeting and the prospect Of securing
some excellent numbers for the lee
ture course.
Hospital Meetins-A meeting of the
directors of Cook hospital will be held
this afternoon at four o'clock when
matters of interest to the hospital will
be discussed and directors named for
the ensuing year.
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Hospital Repalrs-work on the re.
pairs of Cook hospital which was dam
aged by fire some weeks ago, is pro-
crossing nicely though the institution
win not be ready for occupancy before
the middle of April or the first of
May.
suffraslst soctaI-The Royal Neigh.
bors will hold suffrage social to
morrow evening at the Modern Wood
men hall. An admission of ten cents
win be charged.
Mail contract-The postoffice de.
partment is advertising for proposals
on screen wagon service between the
postoffice and the Baltimore and Ohio
station in this city. Bids will be re-
ceiyed up to March z.
Superintendent Teaehins-In the alb
sence of a regular teacher Homer
Toothman, county superintendent of
schools, is teaching as substitute in
the school at cayenne today.
Work on Packet Projeet-Work on
the packet proposition is still being
vigorously pursued by the Chamber of
Commerce committees appointed for
that task, their efforts being so far
most encouraging. Morgantown was
found to be particularly enthusiastic
in its reception and in a few days the
committees hope to have all organic.
alton details completed.
New City Eieetrlclan-The meeting
of the city Board of Affairs this morn
ing was a slim affair SO far as business
was concerned. Nothing was done
other than the appointing of Dallas
Leonard as city electrician to take the
place of J. w. knight who resigned to
80 into business.
S. S. Spirit Revlved-Grace Luther
an Sunday school had all the depart
ments fairly well represented yester-
day and all rejoiced to see the chill
dren back again. The new book case,
made by w. ii. stanhagen. for the new
Sunday school library, was also initial.