The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-01-03

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Normal Eeopens = The Fairmont
State Normal school reoonyened this
morning after the Christmas holidays
and the regular schedules were resun-
ed in their entirety. The teachers who
had been absent from the city Tor the
/ oiidays have all returned and we're N
Lkeir places when school convened
Injured Miner C!es-Mike Denega, a
foreigner employed in the mines at
Dekota, died at Cook hospital last
night death following a surgical opera
ton performed recently. The body
was prepared for burial at the Gun
, ingharn undertaking establishment
40 funeral arrangements have heen
made at this time, pending the arr1Eal
Ct a relative in Pennsylvania.
unehur County Clerk Here-Ernest
Phillips. of Buckhannou. county clerk
of Upshur county. visited the local
county clerks Office in the court house
today.
Testing Gut the Rlant-Today Zech.
the heating contractor. of Grafton.
tested out the hot air plant at the
court house.
Certified to Juvenile court-This af-
ternoon Justice Conway certified
juvenile to the juvenile court over
which Judge Vincent presideS. TIE
coIored boy, who is sevnteen years
old. is charged with stealing pocket
book containing Sc from Flossie Hood,
of the Troy Laundry.
Many Nimrods About-During the
past year Deputy County Clerk Phil
lips issued 1909 hunting licenses.
Their were So Statewide resident hunt
ing licenses, two nonresident State
wide hunting Essences and one noa-
residet fishig 1icese issued in Marion
county.
Marriage Lfcense-Yesterday after
noon Deputy County Clerk Phillips IS
sued a marriage license to Everett G.
Butler. "a. and oLuise Fitch, %, both
Of Fairmont.
Installed Officers-Deputy Grand
Chancellor Fred L. Jenkins has install
led the following officers Of Marion
Lodge. Knights OF Pythias: Chancel-
lor commander, William L. Doolsttle;
vice commander, J. Walter Layman;
preIate, Fred H. Brumage: master az
arms, John F. Hall; keeper OF records
and seals and master of finance. l..
D. Saterfeld; master Of the exche-
ouer, R. S. Springer, inner guard. Orie
Shackelford; trustee outer guard, Har-
~ Smouse.
Magazine Out = The December
number Of the Monongahela Valley
Traction company's magazine is out
and is being distributed today.
Cost S2.5O-M. McDaniels. who
was arrested by Policeman Seaman
fer blocking Jackson street, appeared
at court yesterday afternoon and paid
$3.50. This amount was paid for
damages done to another car as re-
suit OF blocking the street.
Yost's Condition Good-The condi-
ton of P. D. Yost, who was seriously
burned in the blow out at the Corn
ing plant Of the Monongahela V ley
Powder company on Tuesday and who
a patient at Fairmont Hospital No
3, is satisfactory today. and while his
condition is still serious, he is appar-
entity doing as well as could be ex-
q +~d. He is burned over large
portion of his body.
Eleanor Ramage Better-E1eanor
Eamage, little daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Ramage, who had been
seriously i'll. is improving and was
able to sit up for a short time today.
Sergeant Hawk'ns Here Sergeant
Howard HawKlns. of Camp Shelby.
Miss, arriced here last night on a ten
6avs' fIlrlough. He is at present
guest at the home of his aunt, MIS-.
Ernest Sherwood on Rhea Terrace HIS
mother. Mrs. Maude Hawkins. and his
brothers, Ralph and Robert Hawkins,
are here to see him today and Will re-
turn to Morgantown tonight. Sergeant
Hawkins will also visit at the home OF
his uncle, E. ]. Hawkins, while here.
Rev. Reynolds Comes Tomorrow
This morning William H. Stanhagen.
secretary of the church council OF
Grace Lutheran church, received a
postal card from Rev. H. o. Reynolds
Of Sidman. Pa. the pastor-elect,
which states that he will arrive In
Fairmont tomorrow evening over the
Pennsylvania railroad. He dill as
sumo charge on Sunday.
Chilly in Boston-Today Mrs. J. H.
Abbott OF the county courts office
deturned from Boston. She says the
mercury was 10 below zero, which
is the coolest weather that the city
has experienced IN some time.
Secretary Right Here-secretary ].
W. Right OF the Y NJ. G. A. arrived In
Fa;rmont yesterday afternoon from
Camp Sheridan. Montgomery, Ala.
After several day business trip in this
section he will return to the southern
camp and there resume his Y. NJ. G.