The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-09

Of ulyssts Araer bond. s25ce. Win G.
C. Wells as bondsman: Bruce Morgan
administrator OF the personal eStats
OF Corine WHfong, late Of this county,
bond. $500. with E. c. Rowand rs
bondsuaan-
Fined IS = Charged with being
drunk William Lawrence was arrest
ed yesterday evening by Policeman
Carl Kern and B. 6 o. Officer Satter-
leid. He was brought to the city jail
and obtained here until this morning
when he was brought before mayor
Bowen. He was foUnd guilty of the
charges and was fined So and costs
amounting 10 Sc in all.
New P. o. cIerk-sfiss Mamie Yost.
OF Monongah. has passed the neceS-
sary examination and has accepted a
position as CLERK in the local post
office. Miss Yost was formerly en-
plcyed in the Consolidation Coal com
pany store at Monongah. She is help
ing to fill the vacancies left by the
resignation of Clerks Irwin and Stew
art. who are now in quartermaster
service at Jacksonville, Fla.
Lonz Pastorate-Next Sunday viii
mark the eighteenth anniversary OF
the pastorate OF Dr.. II. G. Stoetzer
in this city. While no special service
will mark the day, yet it is expected
that there will large turn out OF
the members and friends of the honor
al y.oe4OJ. fI,iS sion TlTs Sfnef.
ger is the second Oldest pastor in point
of service in this city and he num-
bers his friends among the thousands
Under Surgeons care-Mrs. E. r
Farkc~ of Montgomery, Ala. who he:
neea the guest of Fir. and Mrs. j. G.
Ward on Watson avenue was operat-
ed on Sunday at Cook hospital. She
stood the operation and IS getting
along nicely at this time. Mr.. Parker
is in the city for a few days.
Officers in Parkcrshura-Sheriff a.
NJ Clover and DEPUTY Sferifs John
S. Glover. Howard Adams and Robin
Hood are attending federal court in
ParkeTsburg this week. This morn
ing Deputy Sheriff Slack vent to Par
kersburg to attend the federal coT5'
A Youthful Saicsman-Kemmftt
Burton. aged Is years Of Ciarksburg
J. nephew of Deputy Sheriff Judson
p. Miller is on a trip to Fairmont and
bennington today. lie represents the
Remington Typewriter Company as a
salesman despite his tender years.
Later Mr.. Burton VIII take a course
at the Remington headquarters in
Pittsburgh. where he will learn some
thing about the mechanical end of it.
Held for AssauIt-Rada Kowaski. of
Grant Town, was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Constable Skinner on q
charge of chasing woman by the
name of Mrs. Reda Bredseimer and
he must answer an assault charge be
fore Justice NIusgrove. He has been
jailed for hearing on January IA.
Within Range Now-In order that
The officers might be able to lay their
hands on him when they want to-
Mike Go1ola. a Slav who resides at
Chieftcn. was jailed this morning at
the instance of the authorities. He is
the foreigner who was stabbed during
a Greek Christmas celebration at
Chiefton last Sunday night. He is de-
tanned as a witness.
Work at Stand7tiIt-Decause of colo
weather on tie East side loop which
is being constructed by the MononGa-
hela Valley Traction Co. is VOW at a
standstill. The severe weather during
the past month has made il impossible
to continue concrete work.
Now An Ayiator-Chester Herbert.
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meut of the Niopc2gaheia Valley Trac-
ticn Company is now in the aviation
service re left Fsirmont TO join the
navy. but was TOO light fo.' this branch
OF service. nc is located at Fort
Slocum. \. y.
Going eack to camP-Corporal Ear-
ry Jones, of ClarKsburg, who is sta
toned at Camp Shelby at HattiesDurg,
Miss. who had been on Through
which he spant'in this city and Clarks-
burg, leaves tonight for HattieSburg.
Corporal Jones was a member of the
Machine Gun company of the First
West Virginia regiment which vas
stationed at Camp Cornwen in this
city this summer.
Can't Come Home-A message re-
ceived here by Fred Jamison. who is
a member OF the National army sta
toned 20 Camp Lee, at Petersburg.
Va. is to the effect that he will be I'M
able to come here tomorrow as had
been expected on furloueh as for the
present all :urloughs have been can
celled.
VIII Address Rotary cTub-John E.
Norman. educational director OF the
vs. savings stamp campaign will adj
dress the Rotary Club at its meeting
at The Fairmont at noon tomorrow.
interviewer Men Herc-c. W XII
how, II II E~ro,,er+ md Mr. EJjIliSS