The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-07-13

AZ home Of Miss Goldie Swiger.
I3oop Park-Open air meeting of lsa'
bella Thoburn circle Of First NJ. E.
church. ann,
odd Fellows hall-Patriarchs Mill
RED Men hall-waneta council, D. of
Modern woodmen hall-white camp,
Ma y; S g hall-showalter tent.
on on FurIoush-Julian stealey OF
the First Regiment Is off on a nVe
NV Through which is effective today
I1nring this time he will visit friends
h Morgantown, Cameron and other
points.
critically lII-George Adams, one Of
Inc venerable residents Of the city, Is
eritically Ill at his home on State
5sfraat With a complication of diseases
rSwing TO his advanced4age his condf
ion q considered serious.
He'd Cross for Harrington = u: D.
rsgossa and p. M. Conley, OF Farming
tssa. were in the city today and spent
~ bonr al the Red Cross work rooms
sennsulting with the president, Miss
Mae Fleming, concerning me esLaO'
Iishment Of an auxiliary organ1zatlon
~ tle local Red Cross chapter. They
stated that a large membership coula
Ne secured in that place.
eIft from w. Jan announcement
from liz American Red Gross national
duuarters today to the local chap
ter states that gift Of $250,00O from
hs western Union Telegraph com
bsny had been made to the society
through their president NewcomO
Carlton.
SInssy viii slng-Jackson Clyde
sIZinsey viii sing at the morning serV'
ne az tie First Baptist church Sunday
I, sirairg and the remainder Of the pro.
gram VIM be under the direction o.
fhe 3. Y. P. q. Reports Of the receaL
sSseting held in Detroit, Mich" WIN
d M gfyen by the several young peopte
VINO attends the meeting
n RaIly-A Union rally OF the
e,,,,,Tistian Bndeayor societies OF the
ciyv wfll be held on Sunday evening az
30 o'clock at the Lutheran cnurcn'
M this rally reports will be heard RON y
INA deleaates from the various Y. T.
societies who attended the recent state
convention Of the Endeavorers at Mar
fInsbnrp, The meeting will be dismiss
81 geariy. in order that all the EnoeaV'
oraFs nav have time to reach their
own churches for the evening service
NTsIeai Proaram-The choir OF the
i Nsrst Methodist Episcopal church VIII
i've 4 select program Of music at the
church on Fairmont avenue on Sunday
evening beginning at eight O'CLOCK
ne choir will be assisted by the sun
nv school orchestra and by MRS. Lu'
one Gregg Welsh, Of MorgantoWn, as
o1rreanist The choir will sing several
si,thems, the orchestra will play sew
sFaI selections and solos will be sung
~ w. b. harrington, choir director,
md Miss Ethel Toothman, contralto
Ms: welsh will also play an organ
piece selection.
clark steaIey Here-C1ark stealey
McKeesport, Pa, was in Fatrmon'
khis morning calling on friends. MT
stealey was formerly engaged IN real
estatesin Fairmont and was a resident
ot Palatine.
comFng to Visit Friends Mr.. and
NM Richard Ferguson and little
daughter, Emma, of Holcomh, W. Va
viii arrive here this evening to be the
guests Of Mrs. L. w. Shroyer. Mrs
Ferguson was formerly Miss Sue
stTother graduate OF Cook hospital
Not Insane. M. Riggs, a farmer
from near Grant Town, who was arrest
yesterday on a warrant charging IN
anify was tried before the lunacy
commission yesterday and adjudged
sane although found to be suffering
rom nervous trouble. The man Is
6bouk fifty years Of age and was
thoughtSby some to be losing his mind
bit nothing more serious than some
nervous disorders which are durable
vas detected by the physicians and
ptaeE Who examined him.