The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-23


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Skinner building-A. o. o. W.
Masonic Temple Templar.
X. of G. hall knights Of Columbus.
Fleming building = Woodmen of the
World.
Red Mems halle Camp 1882, Modern
Moose -showalter Tent, I, Mac.
cabees.
WIZARD hall-socialist convention at
o'clock
Court house - Open air concert by
Greater Fairmont band from to
o'clock
First Presbyterian church-McFarland
Chapter of Westminster Guild at
1870 o'clock.
Trial Today-Before Justice W. W.
Conway this afternoon at 2 o'clock
win occur the trial of the Fairmont
Motor Car Company against Charles
Milan in the suit for $274. Before a
jury Saturday morning the attach
ment was sustained and this after
noon the case VIII be tried before
Justice Conoway to determine the
amount of money due.
Farmers to Meet-Friday evening
of this week there will be a meeting
of the Davis Ridge Farmers Club
and an interesting program will be
carried out. The club had similar
meeting few weeks ago which prov
ed to be very successful. A good at
tendance is expected for the meeting
Friday.
AZ crossWIle-Dr and Mrs. Chesney
W. Ramage and daughter Miss Eleanor
spent yesterday with relatives at Cas-
VILE Monongali acounty.
Home From Altoona-Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Woodward have returned from
Altoona, where they have been visit.
ing the latter's mother, Mrs. Frank
Campbell who has been very i'll.
Anti-saIoon TaIk-Attorney whaley
of Wheeling; representing the Anti-Sa-
loon League of West Virginia, was in
the city yesterday and spoke at the
First Baptist church in the morning
and at the Central Christian church in
the evening. While in the city he was
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Glenn
Downs, in Oliver avenue.
Marriage Lleenses-The following
marriage licenses were isuued at the
office OF the county clerk: Joe Cuba,
aged 80 and Josephine Wright, aged
21. both OF Grant Town; John W.
Duke and Lenore G. Hamilton, aged
20, both OF Fairmont. Charles Hamil-
ton, father of Lenore Grace Hamilton
gave his consent in person.
Deeds for Reeord-The following
deeds have been filed at the office OF
the county clerk A. G.. Martin: Cor
della p. Harden and T. D. Harden to
Nellie D. Hawkins. parcel OF land in
the Anderson Plat of the Monongahe-
IL Industrial company4s East Side Ad-
dition to the City Of F'airmont for nat
ural love and affection; Rosa Ii MI
chael and Norval Michael to J. w.
Taught q parcel Of land IN West Fair
view value at $50 and other good and
valuable stderatons; ]. W. Taught
and Alice Taught to J. P. Yost a mar
eel OF land in West Fairview valued at
81 and other good and valuable consid-
erntions; Larnie Moore and Eva
Moore TO Mary E. Ballah, a parcel of
land in Baxter, Paw Paw district val
ued at 81 and upward.
Class WIN Meet-There viii be a
meeting this evening at the First M.
P. church OF Number Six class. taught
that every member Of the class be
made this evening for social to be
held next Friday night. It Is requested
that everymember Of the class be
present promptly at seven.
Back After Many Years-w F.
Miller, Of Lincoln, Nebraska, arrived
in Fairmont Saturday evening. He IA
q sister Of Mrs. L. A. McNemar and
q nephew Of the late William Miller
Of Barnstown. He left this state 80
years ago and this is the first visit
he has made to his native country. He
IS located at University Place where
no has served as Mayor for one term
and county clemen for three terms.
He IS planning to spend about three
or four weeks visiting friends and
relatives in this state and Penssyl-
vania.