The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-31

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Hero on a Wait Broad Myers, Of
Winwield Kansas, who formerly iyea
ia this county, Is here On visit after
having been away rom these paris
twenty gfit years, he IS visiting his
sister Ms. Violet Springer, Of 2l5
G1ffey street
Going to New York Charles p.
Borneteld, resident engineer for the
Concrete steel Engineering company
Of New York, which company design
ed and has supervision over the build
ing Of the bridge over the Mononga-
hela river, is leaving this evening for
New Y ork, swherelhe will spend sew
eral days.
High Pythians Here@c Charles s.
Davis, supreme commander Of the
Knights Of Pythias Of the United
States, and ]. L. Heller, chief clerk
in the Department Of Mines Of West
Virginia and head Of the state organ
ization Of the K. Of p, were IN the
city a few hours today en- route to
CIarksburg from Wheeling, where
they had attended a x. Of 2. meeting
orator for EIks-Edward A. scho-
field, a Pittsburgh business man, Will
address the annual memorial services
of Fafhmont Lodge of Elks in this
city on Sunday, December q. he de-
liyered the memorial address OF Erie,
Pa, Lodge Of Elks last year ana Is q
very impressive SPEAKER. A. 9. mar
tin is the chairman of the commlttee
OF arrangements.
Grant is Here-Robert Grant, of the
New England Fuel and Transporta-
ton Company is in the Fairmont
region for few days.
Train is Late-The noon train OF
the Monongahela Railway was Two
hours and forty five minutes late this
afternoon due to "a landslide south Oh
Brownsville, Pa. The train IS ex-
pected to arrive at 1880 this after
noon.
Gave Address-Ca Captain Rollo ]. Con-
ley, who was with the American expe'
dictionary forces in France, gave a very
Interesting address before the mem
bers of Mountain City Lodge, as
Knights of Pythias, last evening. ne
praised the FreIeh people for their
thrift and frugality. He discussed
French customs at some length.
Circuit Court Session-The regular
term of Circuit court will be held be-
ginning November 10.
Naturalization Court-on Novem-
Der 10 a session of Naturalization
court will be held in Fairmont. There
are fifteen petitions filed for citizen
ship papers. This does not include
honorably discharged soldiers, who
can make application on the day Oh
court without formal notice.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this after
noon before Justice of the Peace
Butcher Russell Bremen will be
given a preliminary hearing on a tel-
ony charge. He is being tried in con-
nection with the theft of an automo-
bile. Attorney L. 9. MusgraVe repre-
sents the defendant.
False Pretense AIeged-Accused
of collecting money to buy sugar and
failure to do so OF return the money,
n n Young. of Mannington, who for
merly kept store there, is being
heard this afternoon by Justice of the
Peace Musgrove. Mrs. Btna Cumber-
lidge is the complainant, she alleging
she gave Young So to buy her 100
pounds of sugar, but she claims ne
failed to either buy tor return her
the money.
Butter Expert Here-Late this aft
ernoon E. L. Anthony, butter expert Of
the west Virginia University, Nor
gantown, conducted demonstration
at Ballah chapel. On Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock he will conduct a
demonstration at East Run. He is
demonstrating the proper methods OF
making BUTTER
Another Arrest - Deputy Sheriff
Howard Adams and Forcer City Po-
liceman Woodward arrested Steve
BOGUS on charge Of being imphcat>
ed in the robbery at Chiefton.
Hunting Lieenses-These hunting IL
censes have been issued by the county
clerks office: Oscar Moore, Man.
nington: William Moore, Warrington;
Mack Price, Warrington; s. 3. Cook,
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