The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-13

s3. EVENTS TONlGHI'
Masonic halle Orient Chapter, r. A. NJ
odd Fellows hall-Daughters of Re-
B bekah.
Skinner building-A. o. q. W.
FIening building = Woodmen Of the
World.
K. o. O. halI--Rnights of Columbus.
Cunningham hall - Order of Golden
LINKS.
First OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chap
ter.
Red Cross rooms - M. P. Temple
Young ladies Aid,
First NJ. b. church Community sing
ing; Women's Missionary society.
speeder FIned-F. Reed was fined
$40 at the morning session of police
court for speeding on the county
roads between Fairmont and the Coun.
try club. H. j. Hartley and ]. G. We'll
ton were witnesses for the city.
City Got Forfsit-Sally Rather was
arrested yesterday evening for disor.
DERBY conduct. She put up forfeit OF
SIS to appear at police court this morn
& ing, but did not show up. The SIS for
teit went to the city treasury.
Two b. pIs Fined-Jess Boon and
Joseph Boen were before Mayor An
thony Bowen this morning charged
with being drunk and disorderly. They
were arrested yesterday evening and
brought to the city. This morning at
court they were found guilty of the
charges and each fined IS, which they
paid. William West, colored, testified
in the case.
Fined $1o-Dan Andrews paid for
feit Of $40 for not appearing at police
court this morning on charges Of be-
ing disorderly. He was arrested at
s $3.50 Sunday evening,
Mrs. Granger IlI--Mrs. Margaret S.
Granger, one Of the most highly es-
teemed elderly women of the city, is
seriously i'll at her home in Fairmont
avenue. Mrs. Granger who is past So
years of age, was taken suddenly i'll
on Friday morning and for a time it
was feared she would not rally, how
ever, today her condition is somewhat
improved and it is thought she may
recover from this attack. She had
been in failing health for several
weeks.
TO Investigate Death-on Wednes.
day the coroner's jury investigating
the death Of Fred Lewis, colored, who
died at the hospital from effects of be-
ing shot, will meet at the court house
TO hear evidence in the case. The
y Jurors are: E. ]. Estes, D. B, Snyder,
Jessie LeMasters, F. NJ. Waldo and
Att eParker. DR.. c. NJ. Ramage has
performed an autopsy.
Two operations-Mrs. ], W. Shoe.
maker, Of Kingmont, and Mrs. Ray
Lambert, OF Fairmont R. D. No. 3, I'M
derwent operations this morning at
Cook hospital and are doing nicely
Other patients admitted yesterday and
today ct the hospital are Mrs. Orville
Edgar and little Miss Lily Ford. of this
! city and Morgan Newbill, of Philippi.
Summer MISUNDERSTANDING after.
noon the mercury scared to IS. This
is the highest temperature thus far re.
corded this year.
In Federal court-Judge Dayton in
Federal court at Wheeling on Satur-
!. day imposed these sentences: Fred
Miller. six months; Andy Kuchalki,
thirty days; Mack Jones, ten days and
lined $50t Hundred Biancks Lorette,
seven days and fined $25; Tom Smith,
ten days and fined $25; Paul Silkora,
thirty days; John Rose, four months
and fined $40; Fred Vandetta, six
months and fined 500; Angela Tesone,
60 days and fined 500; Roger vii.
libms, ten days; Noah Sloan. thirty
days and fined $25; C. B. Lingo, ten
days; Zygmont Lemondowski, thirty
days,
Born on Sunday-Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Rollins, OF Locust avenue, announce
the birth Of an eight pound daughter
Sunday May -. Mrs. Rollins before
her marriage was Miss Helen Fleming.
Both the child and mother are doing
nicely.
Marllnton Man Here-Andrew Price,