The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-06

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Masonic hall-Fairmont Lodge, A, F.
and A. M.
Fleming building - Women Of the
World.
<. Of G. hall-Knights of Columbus.
Odd Fellows hall-Daughters Of Re-
bekah.
Skinner building-Degree OF Honor,
A. 20. W.
=. M. c. A. = Community Sing re.
hearsal.
Red Cross rooms = M. P. Temple
Young Ladies. Aid will sew.
Pharmacy Examlnation-Wes vir
gipia's state board OF pharmacy has
announced an examination to be held
lt The Fairmont May and 9. Those
Who desire to take the test for regis
Eered Pharmacists certificates should
communicate with Alfred Walker sec.
rotary Of the board, at Sutton.
Appointed Ushers-E. T. Kassel, C.
b. Colebank, William Gantz and John
b. smyth were appointed ushers at
Grace English Lutheran church yes.
terday.
Ladies viii sew-Lc;lies Of Grace
Lutheran church will sew at the Red
Cross headquarters on Thursday after.
noon.
Association Meetins-The Sunday
School Association Of Grace English
Lutheran church will meet on Wednes.
day evening to plan for Children's
Day.
io6 Men Buy 5onds-Employes Of
the Fairmont Window Glass plant up
TO Saturday afternoon had subscribed
TO SIS, 200 worth OF Liberty bonds. The
plant has made an unusually good
showing. There we're 106 men who
purchased the bonds.
Fire at Madison HoteT-The Central
fire department received a call at
1920 o'clock this morning to come
to the Madison hotel at the corner OF
Monroe and Washington street to put
nut fire which had started when SCOT
caught afire in the chimney. Within
q few minutes after the first fighting
force arrived on the scene the fire
was out.
Ran Past Street car-Harry Pople
was before Mayor Bowen this morn.
ing charged with passing standing
street car. He confessed to the
charges and was given the usual fine
ofS5 for this offense.
Traffic Law oHense-Faure Dele.
gatti was fined IS at the morning
session Of police court after he had
been found guilty Of backing car on
Main street.
y His Noise Cost S1o-A man by the
name Of Tx was arrested yesterday
for driving his automobile in the city
with his cut out open. He put up a
forfeit of $40 to appear this morning
but did not show up.
"old Sol" Warmed Up-Fatrmont
began to feel the swelling rays Of
"old Sol" yesterday and the mercury
arose to the So mark. The heat was
quite oppressive at times during the
heat of the afternoon.
Freeze Not So Bad-Tarmers report
that the freeze of last week has not
done as much damage as was first
reported. Apples and pears have been
slightly affected but the cold weather
was not Of a killing nature.
State "Aa" Men Here-B. B. Ezell
and H. G. Vaudcrwort assistant state
SCENTS, and W. H. Hendricks. boys
club leader of West Virginia Univers.
ity Morgantown. were in Fairmont
on Saturday afternoon.
Receives eonds-Today the First
National Bank Of Worthington receiy-
cd its first instalment OF the third
isue Of Liberty bonds. There were
$4,000 worth in this instalment.
Hospital PatIents-Mrs. omer Potts
underwent an operation last evening
ct Cook hospital and is doing we'll to
day. Other patients recently admit.
ted for treatment were Mrs. Martha
Tucker and Mrs. Nellie Meredith.
Deeds Are FiIed-These deeds were
dled for record today with A. G. Mar.
tin, county clerk: Sarah ]. Collins ct
Vir. to E. G. Wilson. Sewickley coal,
tract Of land in Rlvesville, 81; Thomas
u. Clayton, ct ux. Mile NJ. Dent ct
81, and Q. G. Wells ct ux. to NJ. G.