The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-06-28

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
u. M. g. Affecting Advisory Coun.
Gil Of the Y. w. department.
Jacobs Bldg-Mem5ership committee
F.B. NJ. A
Diamond St NJ. E. church-Ladies Aid.
Loop park-P1cnic M. P. Temple La
dies Aid.
CASTOR ayenue-Pupils' Piano Recital
at,home Of Miss Ginkel.
Odd Fellows hall = Seven Sisters
lodge; Knights of Malta.
Maccabess hall = Fairmont Nest OIL
Owls.
III Of P. hall-Mountain City lodge.
Red Men all-Setting Sun tribe.
RIaeksmtth's Foot Burned - James
~. Turner, Of Rock Forge, Mononga-
la county, was admitted to Fairmont
Hospital No. last evening suffering
With a badly burned foot. The man
was working in a blacksmith shop
when a piece of red hot iron fell on his
foot.
VIII Make School Address - City
Commissioner ]. Walter Barnes will
deliver the commencement address to
the completing classes of the rural
schools Of Grafton district on Satur.
day evening at the high school build
ing In Grafton. Sixty-six pupils will
be- granted diplomas.
. Taking Dental Exams-W. N. Crow
and Q. Roy Sturm, of this city, are in
Huntington this week where they are
taking the state dental examinations.
Dr. q. George Beerbower, of Terra
Alta, is president of the examining
board and Dr.. R. M. Hite, of Manning.
ton, Is a member of the state board.
Has Typhoid George F. Matthews
Who resides near the Country club is
NJ with typhoid fever. Miss Cum
nlilgs; trained nurse is in attend
ance.
Gardeners 70 PIenie-Tomorrow the
Students Of the Fairmont High school!
who are doing practical garden work
VIII hold picnic at Traction park and
each Of the $50 or more who are eligt-
ble to attend Is expected to take some.
thing In his or her lunch grown in the
high school gardens, or in the home
gardens, if the student is doing work
there. Tie So'clock car will be taken
New Flour sacks-The product Of
The F'airmont Milling company will
soon appear on the market in sacks
the design on which was done by Miss
Marie Boclm, daughter of S. A. Boehm,
manager Of the mill, and a student in
On art school in Detroit.
Guardian Named = W. T. Michael
vas named guardian Of Ross A. viii.
son, infant heir of the late H. B. Will
ION. Bond Of $10O was furnished.
Box Social saturday.-The Mems Bi.
BILE class Of the Methodist Episcopal
church South Of Rivesville will give a
social and box supper on the lawn Of
the! church on Saturday evening, June
50. The public is invited to this sup
per and social, which promises to be
an enjoyable affair.
Valley Gem Coming = The Valley
y Gem will arrive in Fairmont early to-
morrow morning carrying a full cargo
on its regular return trip from Pitts
burgh.
Engineers In Martlnsbure - W. e.
hamilton, of the sanderson and Porter
Ccmpany, has been in Martinsburg for
several days looking after the inter
ests OF the company. A. G. Polk, who
Representative Of the same com.
pany In Fairmont, left yesterday even.
lng for the same city where he will
sltend to business.
b and o. Earntnss-The Baltimore
and ohio's statement of earnings and
expenses for May, out today, shows
that the net operating revenue was
1910, 800 as compared with S2,S55,41I
tpf May last year, an increase Of $685..
1885,
Flag for The misunderstanding
are now being made for a large flag
boie which will float from the top of
lie new Fairmont hotel. The flag pole
wiIlSbe six inches in diameter and will
be So feet in heighth.
Todsy,s Legal Transfer-R. E. Harr
and wife to Ella Henry, an interest in
house and lot on Water street, East
Side; 81 and other considerations.
The following deeds were filed at the
oanty clerks office yesterday: L.
8 Martin and husband to William
Bradley a parcel Of land in Manning
ton district; consideration, $40. M.
G. Cochran etal to Bethlehem Coal