The West Virginian. [volume], November 09, 1917, Page PAGE 12, Image 12

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

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HHg ' EVENTS TONIGHT.
Skinner building?Modern Woodmen.
Rtd Men's hall?Degree of Pocahontas,
formal school ? Lyceum and Mozart
Literary societies.
First M. E. church ? City Sunday
School Union; Isabella Thoburn
fi-.V. Circle. I
U OaA **?? ? u?ll
- iwu IHCU o uan?uigauiiauuii UIUCIIUK i
of Ladles and Knights ol the Round i
Table.
, Odd Fellows' hall?Rebekabs' degree <
staff organization. i
Locust avenue?Temple Guild of M.
P. Temple at the home of Mrs. F. P.
Kelley. 1
Fairmont High school?"Alice in Won ]
derland," Red Cross benefit. <
General meeting ? Workers in St '
Peter's Catholic church debt cam- i
palgn will meet at captains' bomes.
Diamond Street M. E. church?Reception
to new pastor.
Addressed High School Students 1
Mrs. Roger L. Kingsland addressed the '
ttudents of the Hl(_h school this ,
morning at the regular chapel period '
on the plans whereby the Jt.nior Red '
Cross auxiliaries are formed and 1
maintained. Her address was heard j
wl'.h Interest by the student body and '
the faculty.
Movie at F. II. S.?This afternoon
at the High school a moving picture
reel entitled "Alice in Wonderland"
is being shown by the student body,
the proceeds of which are to go toward
purchasing Christmas presents
for the graduates of the Fairmont
High school who nre in military service
at this time. The picture is-being
?l wn under the direct management
of the Civic classes of the High Bchool
of which Miss Dora Lee Newman is
teacher. Collections have been taken
lit these classes from time to time for
this fund.
K.'glil Here?J. W. Right was in
Felrmont for a short while this morn*
Ing looking after business In the interest
of the local V. TV C. A. At noon
today he returned to Martinsburg. W.
t'a where he Is making his head
iqi -rters for the big Y. M. C. A. campaign.
Insanity Cnsc.s?Today Mrs. Ita
Gfaw, of the East Side, Wlnfleld district,
and Hiram Jones, of Fairmont,
w-e taken to Weston by deputy sher- j
Deeds Recorded?These deeds were j
received for record by a. G. Martin,
county clerk, up to noon today: H. S.
Binsel et ux. to Boor & Davis, lot in
the City of Mannington. $9,000; Tiberius
Vincent et ux. to Rolph M. Hite,
trustee, tract of five acres In Union
district, $1; Joseph Francis to Solomon
Francis, undivided half Interest
In a parcel of land in the City of Mannington,
$1,200; l.uclnda G. Long ct
vlr. to J. Cal Youst, parcel of land In
the City of Mannington. $3,400; Joseph
N. Tennant et v. to B .A. Amnions,
a parcel of land on Paw Paw
creek In Pair Paw district, $10; O. J.
Fleming et ux. to Henry Filniore
Woody, a parcel or land with two tonr
house thereon in Blnns' addl
Hon to the City of Fairmont. *1.200;
Carmela Ciccarelli Vlglannon et vir.
to Guy B. Glover, a parcel of land In
the City of Mannington. *1,700.
Speeder Summoned?J. R. Baker
will appear at police court court Monday
morning to answer charges of
speeding. The violation took place
yesterday but not until today was he
summoned to appear at police court.
Bridge Almost Finished?The express
bridge that is being repaired at
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad station
is almost completed. Other than
repairing the part of the bridge that
SyjJ.. ' was torn down, new flooring has been
added to the section of the bridge for
pedestrail traffic.
Anneuce Birth?Mr. and Mrs. E.
Dent Brand, of Barrackville. announce
the birth of a nine pound daughter
Tuesday. Both mother and daughter
are doing well.
Pythian Committee?The following
committee has been appointed by the
Mountain city lodge Number 48.
Knights of Pythias to assist in the
great Red Cross Membership campaign
in Fairmont beginning Monday:
Sam R. Nuzum. chairman; J. C. Miller.
P. M. Pltior. W. T. Ambrose,
Prof. W. H. Stanagen. and R. H. Dunnlngton.
Encampment's Degree Work?On
Friday evening of next week Moun
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I
tain City Encampment, I O. O. I",
will confer-the Golden Rale decree ]
apon two candidates In Odd Fellows'
Hall.
Administrator Named?In the connty
court yesterday afternoon A. B. Jollltle
was appointed administrator with the
will annexed of the estate of the late
Louisa Jolllffe. The bond of |t00 was
fnrnlshcd. |
Taken to Huntington?Sheriff A. M.
Glover this morning took John Barnbouse,
of Ulady Creek, to.the Home of
Incurables at Huntington to which institution
he bad been committed by
the county lunacy board yesterday afternoon.
Down to 21 Again?This morning the
mercury was down to 21?the lowest
registration of the season. Thus far
this season it was 21 three timesNovember
2, November 6 and today.
The mercury stood firm at 22 ut 8
o'clock.
Train Riders Jailed?Two young men
giving their names at Charles Bridgewell
and Charles Roberts, of Grafton,
were arrested yesterday afternoon by
Special Officer Charles Satterfield lor
riding on B. & O. freight trains. Jusice
Musgrove fined them each 21 ana
costs, directing that they be jailed in
default of the payment of the same.
They will be Jailed two days.
Got 26 Rabbits?D. B. Aumlller, of
The White Cloud restaurant, and H. H.
Carllts, of this city, last nlgbt returned
from a gunning trip to The Glades
Dear Klngwocd. They shot twenty-six
rabbits. They sav pheasants ?io nntto
plentiful In that section having seen J
fully twenty-five or more. Tbx dryrtes
of leaves alwayB gave the birds
plenty of warning that some one was .
approaching and naturally they flew j
to points of safety.
ftecievcs Application ? Mountain
state Commadery, Knights of Malta, :
last night received one application (or J
membership. Next Thursday evening j
tl.e Black Degree will be conferred ,'
jpon two candidates.
Confers Chief's Degree?Last night
the chief's degree was conferred upon
3ne candidate at a meeting of Setting
3un Tribe. Improved Order of Red
Men. Within the near future a class |
jt twenty-five, it is expected, will be
initiated. j
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Will Make Official Visit?H. Ernest
Hawkins, Great Sachem ot the Improved
Order or Red Men or the State
if West Virginia, is making olans to .
visit some tribes in different parts of
[he state wtihin the next few weeks. (
Owls Receive Candidates?At a
joint meeting or Fairmont Lodge, Orler
or Owls and Wilson Order of
jwls (Woman's Branch) last evening (
it Maceabee Hall ten men and five
women were initiated Into the order. ,
Since the membership campaign was
started three weeks ago fifty applications
have been received and thirtyive
candidates have been Initated. A
luncheon was served after last night's ]
meeting.
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W. O. Armstrong in Boston?W. 0. '
Armstrong principal of the Dunbar '
school has gone to Boston. Mass.. '
where he was called by the Illness of
a relative. During his absence Law.
rence Chamberlain has charge of the
Dunbar school. 1
1
Junior Red Cross?1535 children 1
are enrolled beneath the banner of
the Red Cross organization as members
of tbe Junior Red Cross auxiliary
through the efforts which have I
been successfully made to make the <
ward schools Junior auxiliaries of the .
National organization.
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Visiting Here?Mrs. W. H. McMann
of Woodsfleld. O.. and Mrs. J. B. Carter
of Wheeling mother and grand- i
mother ot Mrs. O. C. Blatt are spend- I
EVERY CONTRIBUTION OF TWEN'
FIVE CENT8 WORTH OF TOBAC
OF AMERICA'S FIGHTI
The West Virginia
Indorsed by the Seer*
Secretary
Load up the pipes of t
Cut out this Coupon, fill it and send
buy tobacco for ot
(t'acli Hnllow Kitwa 'one
Tobacco Fund. The West,Virginian:
Included lind
of tobacco through The West Virgin
men In France.
I understand that each dollar bu:
value of forty-live cents, and that in
a postcard, addressed to me. on whl
will agree to send me a message of tl
Name
Street Address
flty
Vvip~m
KoriosityIklub
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lac ? tow week* with Mr. sad Kn
Blatt at their home st 110 ElUns stree
Clarksburg Visitor?Mrs. Edgar Da
tIs sad son William Edgar ot Clerks
burg are spending today In tha city
ALMOST FORGOT
THE DEFENDANT
V
LawySjg Get a Wrangling
and Client Was Almost
Left Unheard.
Legal battles raged for more thai
wo hours yesterday afternoon before
lustlco Conaway when Lonek Boltek
in Austrian, was tried on a charge ol
dolating thp Yost law by owning cer
aln whiskey that was brought intc
he state. So much contradictory evlknee
was given In the case that Justee
Conaway wanted the night tc
iass before he gave his decision lr
he case.
At noon today Justice Conaway deeded
to sentence Boltek to work on
he county roads for two months. A
Ine of $100 was also Imposed. Bekslc
leveral weeks ago gave bond to appear
before the grand Jury. Attorney
.. C. Musgrave represented Bekslc
ind Attorney French McCray was
ounsel for Boltek.
The case was bitterly contested and
l.e attorneys clashed frequently and
here was plenty of goat-getting durng
the trial. In the excitement that
irlstled a serious oversight was only
emedied at the last moment by the
ustlce's order--that of putting Bolek
on the stand to festiry In his own
lefense. Even at times one of the
jwvers got so excited that he used
'naughty words."
MANNINGTONj
Bartlett "in on" Food Contervation
The management of the Hote
3artlett has decided to serve one ddyf
'wheatless" and one day "meatless'
meals each week, for an Indefinite
period, thus "doing their bit to serve
:belr country." Wednesdays and
Thursdays the days chosen for the
ixperlmcnt. and their patrons are sal'!
:o be taking to the Idea "like a duck
akes to water."
Little Girl III.
Lelia Grace, the ten year old daugh
!er of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Conway if
trltlcally 111 at her home in Monroe
street.
Operation for Adenoids.
Miss Mary Ornduff was operated
jpon a few days ago at the home ol
E. B. Koen, for the complete removal
>t both tonsils and adenoids. The op
bration was performed by Dr. W. J
Leahy, and was successful as the pa
:lent is making rapid recovery.
Child Improving.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Morgan, who was so badlp
burned a few days ago is Improving
nicely so far.
Hotel Arrivals.
Bartlett: Chas. L. Aker, Clarks
l)urg; Geo. A. Shaner, Butler, Pa.;
Geo. L. Zimmerman. Pittsburg. Pa.;
I. M. Crouch, Clarksburg; J. M
Wright, T. H. Schultz, Belmont, O.;
Mortimer W. Smith. Jr., Clarksburg;
Walter Johnston. Clarksburg; J. I,
Wearer, Roseville, O.; R. S. Robin
son. Pittsburgh. Pa.; E. E Shuman
New York, N. Y.
TY-FIVE CENTS PUTS FORTYCO
INTO THE HANDS OF ONE
NG MEN IN FRANCE.
in Tobacco Fund
Etary of War and the
of Navy.
he Boys In Franca.
as much money as you cr - -- <n
tr Fighting Men.
packages of tobacco.)
to buy packages
ian'c Tnhacfft ITiind for nnr flohfinir
? " 'V * 4 O * UQ
pa four packages, each with a retail
each of my packages will be placed
cb my unknown friend, the soldier,
tanks.
FRECKLES AND 1
to ?
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feEBOS ?->
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Ken's Pjp^lS
HIGH I h
ROOK II
Storm king fleece
lined shirts or |j*"55
drawers. S5c volue
for 0RIGI
fiQr Depend:
of Fare" fc
\ money will
. Men's their winte
j Fine ribbed wool
i mixed coat YOU?
sweater!, all eolor.,
s3.oo value, ftew "tren<
'or coats of fin<
- A cloth, $16.5
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Boys' "
Warm winter
overcoats and ijrtVC Cn
Mackinaws, $5.00 BUIS S1
values, tci good quali
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3.98 i m
Wolls: O P. Temple Columbus. O.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. Margaret Walters and daughter
, returned to their home in Kim Grove
j yesterday after a visit with the forI
mer's brother, Juntos Gonder of Burt
Hill.
Net Robinson has returned from a
. business visit in Farmington.
Miss Rose Barbe has gone to Hoodsvillc
for a visit with her father, W.
D. Barbe.
Miss Marie Yeater has returned form
' a visit with relatives in Hundred.
' Miss Jessie Koon returned to her
' home at Eldora yesterday, after a
visit with her uncle, Frank H Huey
and family of I.ogansport.
Walter H. O'Day has returned from
' a business visit in Pittsburgh, Pa.
f Mrs. Clair Baiter and daughter Miss
1 Beryl were visitors with relatives in
Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. Jonah Debolt and daughter of
Hundred were visitors here yesterday.
Jesse Harison of Enterprise visited
here yesterday ,en route to Wheeling
. on business.
r Fred A. Prichard is a business vis;
itor in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mrs. Lee R. Knees and daughter,
Miss Katherine and Mrs. E. Guilford
were visitors in Fairmont yesterday.
' Miss Belle Prichard left yesterday
; for a visit in Mountain Lake Park,
; Md.
Mrs. J. L. Lancaster returned to her
; home in Baltimore. Md., yesterday at;
ter a visit with her niece. Mrs. John
. Sidlcv.
Thomas Kendall of Rlnchart Is here
, of ra visit with relatives.
.Mrs Charles Sellers of Glover Gap
has returned home after a visit with
' Mrs K \V. 11ul fast.
Mrs .1 H. Sniit'u and children have
returned frcrn a visit with the for
lucr's parants in Mlllville. N". J
Mrs .1 S. Pitner left yesterday tot
a visit with relatives In Carnegie
Pa.
Mrs. Ellen Gonder has gone to Elm
Grove tor a visit with Mrs. Jennie
Xelhnus.
HOUSESfCAHDS
(Continued from Page One.)
many families to bave eacb member
join the Red Cross. The order was foi
1,000 of these cards and if that many
homes register every member of the
ftmil.v, from father down to the junior,
it will be a remarkable showing.
S. L. Post'ethwait will address a
meeting to be held at Barrackville Sal
urday at 3:30 p. m. Mrs. Kiugslano
who is In charge of /Auxiliary work
will also be present at this meeting.
The telephone number of the Red
Cross headquarters for the drive is No.
1435-J and not 8,000 as previously announced.
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?r our week-end sale days. Th<
profit greatly by visiting Un?
r purchases in the wearing ai
JG MEN'S LAI
:h" model over- All wool sen
2 quality kersey est and most
0 values, for up to $15 val
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itycassimeres, sizes O QQ
|4.00 values for & *)O
MEN IT COMES TO BUYING
Bessie Stowart Campbell of Nen
York City, Hnllroom, Hotel. Fairmont,
Thursday eevnlng, Nov. 15. Subject,
"Roses." Also a very classical musical
program.?Adv.
FOR RENT ? Furnished rooms. Inquire
at 602 Fairmont avenue or
phono 169-J. ll-9-tr-207
IJNO.FEORENE|
CO., Inc.
307 Merchant St.
Phone 860-R
STRICTLY HOME
DRESSED MEATS
Steaks, all cuts, lb 25c
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Beef, roast, lb. . ,20c-22c
Sausage, lb 30c
Pork Chops 34c
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P.rter House Roast 22c
Sirlc!n Roast 22c
V cal, Pork and Lamb at
Reasonable Prices
Groceries & Provisions
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Toledo Scales Used
Exclusively.
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dise al Cut Prices is ono
: wise and thrifty shoppers bent
ierselling Headquarters before <
jparel line for the whole family.
)IES' LADIE
re suits in new Smart looking
, popular style heavy weight bk
ues fcr ized plush, $18 v
65 | 13.'
GIRLS' GOOD LOOKING (
newest models, sizes to 14,
$6.50 values for
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$ Single Barrel Shot Gun
W Repeating Shot Guns, S|
^ Repeating -Rifles, $12.5(
j&j A complete line of shel
| jg ways on hand.
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?: lections and have them k
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.VT sizes to ?, to. '
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on saving
concluding Ladieg. 1
Wool finish
sweater coats,
white and oolors,
coats of *3.00 values, for
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lnc 1.98
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GOODS";
Always a good show at the Nelaca 1
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id Broker 1
on Street 1
s, $5.98 up.
?22.50 up.
) up.
Is and ammunition alke
your Christmas se<
lid aside.
imonds in Fairmont to
ngs from $3.75 to $500.
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lets, reconstructed Ru
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[ountings, $3.75 to $15
, $10.00.
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