The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-07-01

NC Temperature e
M s .. n t6d6I, 90,
~ Ni Yesterdays wealth.
W Muller, clear; temPeTa'
= ~ SE.S1 tara maximum, 90;
~ NslS,S-, nd nan. a; pre-
ei1 atl5h, %.
- HISoE iS.S rising.
EFBNyo oy,ioHT.
,oonie TEMPS -llir5uic IOdgo.
6dll6ing@W0odmon Of the
nc. haN-Kpighlg q Columbus.
III FSllOWs' Rah-Daughtef6 Of Re-
liner buildhg-Ladies' Degree Of
HolOT.
11ninGham haIl-OEdor Of Links.
hmOi g. church - Meeting Of
stewards.
hrRont GVOnue-Chautauqua.
Wlrht Were Sent Back-Eight OF
: ffiy-nine men sent to Camp Lee,
IN the Nay call have been dis
hfgod because Of physical dlsabil-
according to information receiy-
AZ the Office Of the local draft
hrd. The local board has not heard
IN the contingent which left IN the
ne draft for Camp Lee.
His Ont Out Was Open-Thomas
Fleming was stopped BY one OF
4 city officers Saturday night Tor
Grating an automobile alOng Cleye-
"a avenue with an open cut out he
Aup a 1--WE dollar forfeit for appear
,ca At police court this morning, but
not show up.
Waa up % So Sunday was q very
,rm day and the mercury arose TO 3d.
Itch appears to be about the highest
Ieial registration thus far this sea
I. On May 10 It was SO, but since
n time the mercury has dropped to
and frost was experienced.
Another cohtFaetoF-BOrn, TO MI
4 Mrs. Sam PolinO at their nome
Jefferson street yesterday morning.
ten-pound baby boy. Both motner
a SON are doing well.
Marriage LleenSes-These marriage
pnses we're fled issued by Deputy
hnty Clerk Phillips: Charles w.
linz. Hutchinson, %, and Nellie l..
lIntire, 20, Enterprise; Douglas
Wand. %, and Anna Shaw, %, both
FalFmont: Leslie Boggess, JTs 49,
len's Run, and Ruth Wilson, Is,
Irthington: Harrison Mckinley Ny
"a. Grafton, and BeTnice Free
N. 81, FaIrmont: Thomas N. Brock.
lFairmont, and Lizzie NJ. Hardesty,
flutchinsOn; Jesse J. Nixon, 60,
lower, and Clara Tucker, a, Wild
both Of Boothsville.
uheVraFd Back-Lester SheTrard,
. has benn stationed at the East
ere station for the past fifteen
n. resumed his duties at the Cen
I Gre station this morning.
Vafr Bonds Due-None Of the
lers Of Series "B" 1902. Wiler
Fks and Refundihg Bonds Of the
Of FairmOnt we're present at the
: han today. Interest on above
ntioned bonds will cease today.
Veek End Here-Robert Keplin-
q former employe Of The West
1inIan. who IL now at Morgantown
Ing gpeelal mechanical training.
nt the weekend with friends In
Oity, returning to MorgantoWn
late train last night
- from ohlo-Yesterday was the
hday Of Morgan BillIngsley and in
oF OF the event Guy Fleming Bill
Nay, Of Newark, Ohio, came to this
IboSFing q birthday cake which his
had baked. During the day
mas ana relatives called at the Bill
icy home to pay their respects.
re. 8. 70 MoOt-The Eighth grade
Savings society Of the w. L.
he school will meet this evening
80 O'Clock at the home Of Miss
NOR Cobun, 1909 Carlton street.
n Eater EerVIOe-Earl w. Hood,
recently visited his parents, Mr..
Mrs. Putnam Hood. at Monon, will
the military service at Charles
within a few days.
BRocK-HARDEsTY.
hOmas Mack Brock, OF Grant
n, and Miss Lizzie NJ. Hardesty, oil
srprise. were united in marriage
lay evening at eight o'clock a.
hcre OF the officiating minister,
Henry y. Morgan. on Chicago
e,. Mr. EioCF Is q son Of Robert
., g. prominent farmer Of Marion
ST. ~-t 't 5's1 engaged in farm
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