The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-24


EM Yesterdays wealth
~ AS$SM er. clear; tempera-
H~ ture, maximum, 81;
L. minimum. Sc; pre-
clpitation, IL. Riv-
or. 14.l falling.
EVENTS TONIGHT.
Cunningham Hall-Moose.
ODD Fellows Hall-Palatine Lodge, I.
o. OF.
Skinner Building-Ladies Of the CO..
den Link.
willard Hall-Marion Review, Won.
ans Benefit Association Of the Mac.
cabees.
DuyS Store Property-A bill OF sale
vas filed yesterday afternoon with
4. q. Martin. county clerk. between
Carroll Currey and Verna X.
6lTaight BY which the party of the
second part for the sum OF 5000 pro
cures the store, dry goods and grocer.
ios Of the place Of business situated
q 0fay's Flats.
Marriage cert;fIe ate-Yesterda az
teTnoon . marriage certificate was
lied with A. G. Martin. county clerk.
from Rev. A. Boutlou. rector OF st.
Peters Catholic church, city, which
shows that he married Joseph Hern-
don Hawkins ard Helen Elizabeth Ira.
viz on July %.
Explosive lleenses-These high ex.
niottVo licenses have been issued By
4. q. Martin, county clerk: Fore
Manly. B. Tucker, foreman for The
Monongahela Powder Company, Fair.
mont; o. L. Bowman, foreman for The
Monogahela Powder Company, Mon.
lana; W. c. Curtis, foreman OF the
Norway Coal Company, Watson: pur
chasoF's- George Bradley, Hutchinson,
thinning eoaD; Jackson Coal Compa.
~. rairmont.
Eating House lleense-A state eat
ING house license was issued yester.
Gay to George Lucas, OF Warrington.
HIGH School Trophy-The handsome
wall plaque which was presented TO
the Fairmont high school by West
Virginia University for winning sec.
ond place In the First Annual State
Track and Field Meet has been ell.
gravod and sent to the local school.
The wall plaque is now on display in
the window Of the A. G. Martin BOOK
store. Il Is the permanent property
o. the school.
70 Arrange for Convention - A
meeting Of the members OF the Ladies'
Onion Of the Central Christian church
WIN be held tonight at s o'clock at the
church for the purpose OF completing
plans for the state missionary conven.
ton 10 Be held here soon. All men,
berB are urged to attend.
Lieutenant Smith Here-Lieut. E.
p. Smith. Of the u. s. Medical Reserve
who had been stationed at Camp
0r0enleaf. Ca, for several weeks, ar
rived here last evening on a brief Wis.
e 70 his family en- route to Camp
Macuichin. N. J.. where he has been
transferred. Lieut.. Smith who was
formerly located at Barrackville, left
here several weeks ago with Lieuts.
Carter Fleming and c. NJ. Vaughn.
Lieut.. Vaughn will also be stationed
It Camp Macuichin.
Visiting in Charlerol-Mrs. Ernest
Bell and little daughter, Betty Lee
Bell, are the guests this week Of the
formers sister. Mrs. W. !. Campbell,
q Chartered. Pa.
Beneficial Rain Last night at 10
O'Clock q storm broke over the city
md Il was very beneficial to the crops
n the war gardens. The total precipi.
talion was IL Of an inch The storm
came from the northwest. In the vi.
entity Of Fairview the rain was very
heavy and roads were badly washed
The mercury was up to "a yesterday
Bftornoon, but the rain brought some
relief from the oppressive heat. Dur
ing the day, however. it appeared to
b warming up again.
Doing Nleely-G. c. Dustman. who
vas operated on at Cook hospital
Monday morning Is doing as well as
could Be expected.
cuFley Leaves Tonlaht-Patrick
Curloy one Of the men who was sup.