The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-20
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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Masonic Temple Lodge. (spe.
cial meeting).
Skinner building woodmen.
!. o. o. r. haIl-Mountain City En-
campment, 4 o. o. B..
Red Mems hall-Degree Of Pocahontas.
Fleming building TX. OF P. hall)
tected Home Circle.
Moose home Electrical Workers.
Fleming building Owls.
Court House-Automobile Club OF Fair.
mont in county court room at s p.
M, :
Surgical Patient-Mrs. Fora Knsey
Powell, ofsMannington, underwent an
operation today at Cook hospital and
is doing nicely.
Closing Up Campaign - DR.. j. c.
Broonfield Is in Pittsburgh where he
10 attending a meeting the purpose Of
which Is to 60 over matters relative
TO the closing up Of the Million Dollar
campaign fund.
VIII Leave for Home-The Misses
Bertha and Dorothy Dilgarde will
leave tomorrow for their home at
Gormania, w. Va.
Flrecracker Time = The Fourth of
July is not far off - Evidence of this
was shown at the corner of Main and
Madison streets this morning when a
few small newsboys, apparently tired
Of selling newspapers, gathered in a
circle to put OF the first fire crackers
Of the year. A number Of the fire
crackers were put OF and from the ex-
preston on the boys faces, much
pleasure was afforded.
Boil the Water-A report on the city
water Just received by City Health
Physeician II. Z. Crisis shows the city
water to he suspicious. While the wa
ter Is not marked unsafe" as in the
previous report, tits best for the peo-
pie Of the city to boil all their water
before using. The report was dated
June L. The water was sent to
Charleston for examination.
Plano Recital - A piano recital by
the advanced students OF Miss Elinor
Blaneh Barnes will be given this aft
ernoon at four o'clock at the First
Baptist church in First.street. A very
pleasing program has been prepared
and will be presented by the following
students: Martha Dyer, Ester Funt,
Beatrice osgood. Jeanette Hall, Edith
Eclrles. Anna Frank, Mary Baldwin,
Ruth Eddy, Mildred Reed and Pauline
Hucy-
aBIzy Dawson fiere-"Biz" Dawson,
outfielder for the West Virginia Uni:
yersity baseball team, and all around
athlete, was in Fairmont for short
while this morning.
Harold Hamilton Home = Edgar
Hamilton will return here this evening
from New York where he went to meet
his brother, Harold Hamilton, who
landed in New York On Sunday from
eighteen months OF overseas service.
Harold who is a regimental sergeant
major saw five months of service on
the Western front. He will be sent
west with q number Of troops and will
come hsreion visit before returning
to the pointwhere he was located pre-
yious to. going into military service.
He lisa son Of John s. Hamilton and
was born and reared,in&this city.
TrIaIS'Thls Afternoon-This after
uDon etstwo O'Clock Andy Marcovitch
ana u az. sBosebh will be tried before
Justice WV. Conaway- charged with
bringing whislley into Interstate. The
tho With the former'sssonwere arrest
ID petFeens here ands Aforgantown' the
early partl OF this week: withS23Npdnt
Of whisley IN their possession.
MaFrlaneSE aeenses The a followinr
marriage licenses were, issued at the
Office Of the county. clerk, Al G. Mar
tin: Aivas =. Curtis, aged, 3D.. an6
Noyan NJ; West aged 22.lhothS of Fair
mont; Baxter g. andergrif aged 81
Of Colfax, and Rnie M. Hibbs, aged 1S
Of GloTers Gar. D. "A. iHfbbs, ,tatheroi
che girl gave his consent in writing