The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-05-11

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EVENTS TOMORROW.
Services In the churches.
2Sd Mems halI-Brotherhood OF Rail
way Trainmen. 8
Eentral.Labor hall-smoker Of Mouon:
gahela Valley Trades Council at
2p. m.
Cunningham hall-Moose meeting at
1880 p. m. Class to be initiated.
cumpston over There-Paul Robin
SON, Cumpston has arrived safely over
seas. according to postcard sent by
the o. s. government to his mother,
MRS. Effie Cumpton, Of this city.
Cumpston who is with an ambulance
corps, was stationed at Camp Upton,
New York, until he sailed three weeks
ago.
MotherJ Day serVIees-The young
people OF the Salvation Army are go
ing to give a special Mothers day pro-
gram at the hall in Jackson street to-
morrow eevning at s o'clock.
Is convaIeselng - Phyllis, the IA.
year.old daughter Of Mrs. A. w. Binns,
Of Spring street, who has been ill for
the past three weeks, is reported today
to be improving.
IsIn Wheellns-Attorney L. c, Mus.
grave Is in Wheeling this week, haV-
ing several cases in the federal court.
yIsitine His Home-Rev H. o. Rey'
nolds, pastor OF Grace English Luth-
eran church, is visiting his home at
Sidman. Pa, this week. He is making
preliminary arrangements to remov-
ing his family to Fairomnt.
Getting Service FIas-E. R. Worth
ington, general secretary OF the "Y,"
has ordered a service flag, which will
contain eighty.two stars.
-Four Minute Man Reslsns-Attorney
w. Kenneth Barnes, a Four Minute
Man. has sent his resignation to Chair
man Kern to be effective May %, as
MIR. Barnes is caught by the draft, He
is filling engagements in the Red
Cross campaign.
WILSON Due Tonisht-City Superin.
tendent Of Schools Otis G. Wilson will
return here this evening from Parkers-
burg where he had attended meeting
of the West Virginia School Code
Council which was held yesterday and
today at the Chancellor hotel.
His Cut Out Was Open = At the
morning session Of police court Wal
ter satterfield was fined S. for oper-
ating an automobile in this city with
IN; open cut out. He confessed to the
charges and paid the fine.
Elks TO nitiate-Fairmont Lodge OF
g1lks win initiate class Of candidates
On Tuesday evening.
Bell Man In Town-Today D. R.
Happen, of the commercial department
Of the Bell Telephone CdnpIny. OF
Ciarksburg, formerly of FairnDnt, was
! nthe city.
AZ Christian chureh-Attorney W.
8 s., Meredith will speak to the men Of
the Central Christian church next
Sunday morning during the Sunday
school hour. On Sunday night Rev. c.
u. Mitchell pastor Of the church will
speak to the mothers Of sailors and
soldiers at the eevning session.
Francis Trails Here-Francis Trails
an insurance agent Of Richmond Va.
formerly of Fairmont is visiting here
today. Mr.. Trails was formerly cap.
tain Of he local National Guard Com.
pany.
Mrs. 2. L. Walsh In Hospital-Mfs.
r. L. Walsh was admitted to Cook
hospital yesterday and last night un.
derwent an operation. So far her
condition is encouraging. Mrs. vii.
liam Moore is also a patient at the
hospital.
Turk a Hospital Patlent-Mustalhar
Batounoch a Turk employed in the
mines near here is patient at Cook
hospital.
Bond for Hearns-Charged with vi.
plating the 36.hour law, Howard Muir
~, Of New England Mines, was arrest.
ed today by Constable Robinson. Tie
accused entered bond in the sum OF
$500 to appear before Justice Nus.
grove for a hearing this afternoon.
y Perfume Enjoyed by Many-A young
lady customer in local department
store this morning after purchasing a
bottle Of perfume had the misfortune
q drop the bottel and break it thus
spilling its contents on the floor The
perfume spread through the building
and soon clerks and customers alike
eIe eneeEing and eoughlnE, AZ Soon