The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-11

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ESlIES minimum, TO-; pre-.
cipltauon, none.
Streets cIeaned-Employes Of the
city street department were on the
main streets of the city early this
morning cleaning up before the usual
mid day traffic began.
New Normal Improvements-Many
Effective improvements have been
made on the new Normal school cam.
pus, especially III the rear of the build
ing around the tennis courts. The
grass has begun to come up we'll on
The campus in front OF the building,
giving the building and its surround.
Ings good appearance from Locust
avenue.
FIIIderhrand Reunon-The annual
reunion Of the Hilderbrand family
will be held tomorrow at Wooster
Park near 0pekiska. A large number
" the members OF this family which
Is we'll known in this section will al
tend the reunion. Persons from points
in Pennsylvania and from Morgan
!oWn, Grafton and Clarksburg as well
IS scores from Fairmont are expected
10 be present Several men OF prom.
hence will deliver addresses during
the days festivieties.
Michael Family Reunlon-The an
rual family reunion OF the Michael IA
mily is being held today in the Mus.
grave grove near Georgetown. A
splendid program has been prepared
for the day consisting OF addresses,
music, etc. A feature OF the celebra.
lion was a picnic dinner served dur
ing the day.
Improving eank-ImproYements are
being made to the interior OF the Peo'
pies National Bank building which
will add to the working lacilIlies and
appearance OF the room.
At Greensburs - E. B. Moore and
children, James and Mary, went 10
Greensburg, Pa, THIS morning where
the children will spend several weeks
with their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Bennett.
Leave Cook Hospital - Mrs. Hugh
Wade, who had been patient at Far
mont Hosp'tLl No. 3 Tor some time re-
3eiYIng treatment tor a fractured an.
kle, has so far recovered as TO be able
loleaVe the hospital and today went to
the ManIey hotel where she will re.
main a few days before returning TO
aer home in Virginia. Mrs. Rose ShaI.
u, who had been surgical patient at
Fairmont Hospital No. ) was dismissed
Today and went to the home OF rela'
lives
Col. Osborn Raek-Colonel Osborn
!eturned to the First Regiment Camp
lere after spending two days in Clarks-
burg on business.
Today's Legal Transfers - U. G.
Floyd and wife to Jennie G. West, a
parcel OF land in Warrington district;
consideration, $547.5O. Jacob A. SwI.
ger and wife to Nicolo Paulucio a par.
eel of land in Lincoln district, Marion
county; consideration, $3.50. Jacob A.
swiger and wife to Lugio Tartaglie,
, parcel OF land in Lincoln district;
consideration, $3.50. James Cochrane
and wife 10 trustees of Downs Presby.
Eerisn church parcel of land in Bart.
Lott q addition nj Noupc W Ea . nm
liberation, 81 and and other valuaDles.
Harry b. Stillings and wife to P. G.
Brand a parcel of land in Downs, w.
Va: consideration 81 and other valu-
ables. James Cochrane and wife to ].
3. Schneider and wife a parcel OF land
In Bartlett addition Of Downs, w. Va;
consideration, 81 and other yaluables.
Beatty Development company to Jesse
F. Parish, parcel of land In Manning.
ton district; consideration, S41O. Bert
L, darlington and wife to Jesse F.
Parish lot in Downs cemetery on
Mods run, Marion county; considera-
ton, 81 and other valuables
Railroad Officials Here - Superin.
tendent ]. F. Keegan, of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad company, was in
the city yesterday with Superintend.
ent OF Motive Power Boden and Master
Car Builder Of the West Virginia Dis.
trict Battenhouse. The officials came
in on Mr.. Keegan's private car attach.
ed to No. IS.
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Pay Day-This being an ideal day
pay shopping and pay day at all the
Consolidation Coal company mines
along the river there was an unusually
large crowd on the Fairmont streets
throughout the entire morning.
Engineers Move - The engineering
department Of the Monongahela Val.
ley Traction company on the second
floor Of the Watson building under the
charge Of Chief Engineer 4. D. Blank,
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