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

"a By Captain KembIs White this
morning from Brecklnbridge Jones ct
Charleston. This, however does not
apply 70 brfeidayers already accepted
for quartermaster CORPS, aviation sec
ton or ordinance department.
Menonaah Ladies Aid-The Ladies
Aid Society of the Methodist church
of NonongSh vii; Get tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock at the residence OF
Mrs. David Levi on Bridge street.
New Seeretary-M;5s katherine Nor
gan has accepted :5e position as sec
rotary 70 City Superintendent Of school
Otis G. Wilson and WI! assume her
new duties tomorrow Hiss Morgan
has been employed 10y the firm Of
Brooks & Lake.
Is Recoverine-Guy, the little son OF
Prof. and Mrs. Otis G. Wilson is re-
covering from an illness OF several
days.
Returns to camp-Robert Henry
leaves Thursday for Chilicothe, Ohio
where he will enter the officers train
ing school located there. He had
been a student at the University pre-
vious to enlisting in this service.
F1rIoush Ends-Lynam Heintzelman
who had spent a furlough OF a week
here with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM, L. Heintzelman on Walnut ave
EyaefaF1oTS CSan1A Shell
by at Hatiesburg, Miss.
Will Come From camp-Corporal L.
E. McWhorter OF the 18th division
Engineers located at Camp Lee at
Petersburg, Va, is expected here with
in a few days for a few days visit.
Mrs. Sarah E. Cooke. wife of Vincent
K. Cooke, general manager Of the Fran
els Coal and Coke company, the Helen
Run Coal and Coke company and the
I hermal Coal company, died at Clarks-
burg on Sunda:, Of pneumonia, aged
ti1!rty-seven years. Mrs. J. S Greaser.
o. Faicview, and Mrs. C. J. Cordray, OF
Fairmont, are sisters of the deceased.
The funeral will be held tomorrow.
Revenue Men Coming Here-G NJ.
RaIphsnyder and D. E. Thomas are the
deputy revenue collectors who are
coming to Fafrmont from Pazkersburg
il the interest Of the income tax
Charter Received - The charter Of
the Marion Ice company was received
Yesterday at the office Of the county
clerk for record The capital stock is
SIS, 900. The incorporators are w. c.
~ Pno6 7 Il
Barry and R. D. Harden, Of Fa1rmont.
c, Brooks Deveny is named as the at
torney for the company.
Marriage Lieenses-These marriage
licenses were issued yesterday after
room by Deputy County Clerk Phillips:
james Reid HeHrie, 81, of Williams
town, and Villa Clare Bates, q, OF
Hutchinson. William G. Hill. As, and
Eta A. Amos, "a, both OF Fafrmont.
Offices Closed - Court offices gen
orally are closed today because OF 1t
being New Years Day. Banks and
stores are also closed.
Not Filling observation-disclosures
this IS New Years Day the lawyers
are not filling out questionnaires today.
Judge Raymond happened to his office
this morning and assisted a young man
to I'LL his blank out, but generally the
work is not being prosecuted today.
Yesterday was the busiest day since
the work began
Snow to Begin With-The New Year
opened today with brisk snow storm.
Nineteen times snow appeared in the
cid year with today's it makes twenty
times for the season. The first snow
for Fairmont was on October IL. The
coolest temperature experienced this
season was on Sunday when it was
thirteen below.
Surgical Patients-A large number
Of surgical patients are receiving
treatment at Cook hospital at this
time among the number being Mrs.
]. ]. Gattan. D. Ritzman, Miss Daisy
Merryman, Mrs Thos Wood, the latter
Of Pennington. Mrs Brode Ammons
of Fairview, Mrs Lyde Costello, and
c. E. SidweI- A large number Of
cases other than surgical are under
treatment there. also Miss Mildred