The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-06-02
EVENTS TONIGHT.
sonic Temple-Masonic Lodge.
ming building-Woodmen Of the

Fleming building Woodmen Of the
World.
X Of @. hall-Knights of Columbus.
odd Fellows hall-Daughters of Re-
bekah.
Skinner bui1ding-Ladies' Degree of
Honor.
Fleming building Golden Links.
Red Mems hall-Camp 1897. Mod
ern Woodmen of America.
Municipal hall-Red Cross executives
board at 1880 o'clock.
First Presbyterian church - Recital
by Miss Norvella Chrystal Jacobs,
blind pianist, with Mrs. A. ]. Kern,
accompanist.
Miller school-operetta "The Flower
Dunbar school-Annual exhibit from
1880 to $3.50 o'clock.
Manning on-Fraternal visit of Fair.
mont Lodge OF Elks to Warrington.
speeder Fined s5-But one violator
Of the law was arrested by the city
officers over the week end, this be-
ing a speedeP. AT police court this
morning orval Wolf, the lone traffic
Yiolator was fined SIS which he had
put up for q forfeit.
Was oisorderIy-At 5 o'clock this
evening William Huffman of Watson
win tried before Justice NJ. R. Mus
grove charged with being drunk and
swearing in public. Upon complaint Of
Watson people made yesterday, Huff
man arrested by Constable L. ]. Mi
chael. He gave bond for his appear
ance at court this evening.
Arrested in erafton-Constable Mi
chael will 60 to Grafton today where
ne viii get T. G. Aultman, who is
wanted by local authorities for a rob-
berry Of automobile accessories from an
automobile owned by v. l. Caldara.
Aultman was arrested in Grafton a
few days ago under an assumed name
and Is being held for the local author
Mes
out Of the Army-wiley Lancaster,
who was in the Medical corps of the
army and attached to the base hospital
at Camp Mills, has received his dis.
charge and has returned to his home
in High street in this city.
Christ Church Auxiliary-Members
Of the Woman's Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal church will meet tomorrow
Afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. w. A.
Wiedebusch, $40 F1airmont avenue.
In Army HospItaI-The War depart
nent has notified Miss Lilybell Daw-
eon, that her brother, Charles H.
Dawson, has been admitted to the U.
8. Debarkation Hospital No. 5, Grand
Central Palace, New York city, hav-
ing sprained ankle. Mr.. Dawson ar
rived In New York city Sunday morn
ing, May 25, having been on board
the hospital ship Mercy" from
France. He has been in active SER
vice overseas and was with the Third
army of occupation in Germany.
Get Reserve Seats-It is requested
that persons woh have tickets for the
High school paly Fanny and the Ser
Hant Problem" which will be present.
Cd tomorrow night at the Grand, Sc
cure their reserve seats as soon as
possible In order to save trouble at
the last moment The seats are going
inst for this play. They are on sale
at the A @. Martin Co. book store.
Glass 10 Meet-The Friendship
class OF the n. e. church South will
meet Tuesday evening at 1890 at the
homo OF Mrs. Coyd Yost at 1112 Con-
away avenue. Mrs. Yost and Mrs. L.
O. Price VIII be hostesses on this oc-
eaaion-
Captain Parker Here-Captain ".
c. Parker, the aged resident Of
I6rantnyn. was In Fafr1nont today.
Despite tho fact that Captain Par
ker Is eighty-three years old he is
especially active.
: criuler IN TOWN.. Guy crigle..
who had been principal Of the White
School. and lafer IN the United States
Marine service, Is here today from
Akron, Q. BE Is c1nJlected with the
Goodyear Rubber Company OF thar
place and IN addition to his work
nth the company is taking up the
Tying squadron course, which is an
educational course, giving all phases
AZ the industry.
TAMr UANIm ADC