The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-11

ter United Daughters of Confedera-
81, at home Of Mrs. r. NJ. Hite, GIL
Fairmont avenue at 1880 P. NJ.
Library NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
Fairmont Public Library Associa-
lion will meet At 1880 P. M.
Ankle Broken-scott Stewart. a well
known resident OF RivesVille, fell from
the new 4. Of P. hall in Rivesville
whore he was employed this morning,
sustaining q broken ankle. He is a
pteitn at the Fairmont hospital where
he was brought shortly after the acct
dent occurred.
Allen Comes Baek-Shannon Allen,
who had been enlisted with the U. s.
Naval reserve and had been in ser
vice at Washington, D. c., has been
released from service and arrived here
last night from Washington accom-
panied by Mrs. Allen who was with
him there Allen will return to the
star OF The West Virginian where he
was formerly employed.
DEEDS for Record - Tho following
deeds have been filed at the county
clerks Office: W. c. Devault and wife
% Carl Bunner, land in Winfield, ST.
900: Woodlawn cemetery to Nellie
lday Petty, land in Fairmont, 500;
b. b. Jenkins and wife to Alice Moran,
real estate in Fairmont, 81 and up;
George s. Morris and wife to Melvin
Runner, land in Mason addition, $500.
Rights % Way-Thirty-six rights OF
way we're filed in the county clerks
office yesterday by the Monongahela
valley Traction company.
sIierlff 5etter-Sheriff A. NJ. Glover
who is i'll in Parkersburg with influ'
snza. Is improving and hopes soon to
Sc home again. He was taken i'll
While on business there. Mrs. Glover
Is With him.
QtIlI Make Address Here-The Rev.
Edward H. Turner, OF the First Pres
byterian church in Clarksburg, will
Address an audience at the First Pres
hvtefian church in this city on We'd
nesday night of this week on the sub
iecf OF the New Era movement on
which Presbyterians all over the ma
ton are uniting. The Rev. Turner Is
4 SPEAKER Of more than ordinary abil-
ity. The public is invited to attend
the meeting.
Efveret Cases - In intermediate
Court the following cases have been
disposed Of: William W. Sturgeon vs..
Ida May Sturgeon, partial decree OF d.
ToTce. VIM. Hess, attorney for the
plaintiff; Archie L. Sturm VS.. johanna
stufm, nfial decree Of divorce. w. M.
Hess attorney for the plaintiff.
Mas Inftuenza-Miss Stella Martin,
teacher in the fourth grade OF the Mil
Ia school is out of school and at home
IN With influenza.
Marriage Lleense-A marriage H.
sense has been issued to Glen Douglas
oiofed. 80, and Sadie Griffin, 3d. both
81 Fairmont.
VIII Plead for Armenia-The ATme'
nisn Trio will arrive IN Fairmont Tor
IN entertainment Wednesday evening
which win start promptly at s:l6
81 the Presbyterian church. This en-
tertainrnent was first booked for Thurs
iay night but will be held Wednesday
vening instead. A speaker will come
with the trio. County Chairman j.
Waiter Barnes received telcohone
message to This effect today.
Visited Wife Here - Lester Ours
from, Morgantown, visited his wife 10
tie city over the weekend. His wife
vas formerly Miss Mabel Crigler. The
msrFiage took place . few weeks ago
aud Mrs. Ours is still teaching in this
city.
Mrs James L. Ceilings continues
critically III at her home IN Watson
avenue from poisoning following in.
flaerza. Her condition today was un.
changed which fact was regarded as
slightly hopeful by her physicians
Two, brothers, James McNally. Of
Pittsburgh, and John and Patrick Me.
me- fIkaa.-a. 49,. So,