The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-06-23

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~ III, some quasl On Ii HIS or the:
/ sWooping IN OF son1 Scni ckeng from a
nearby barnyards sAt sIeaar, vi III all.
their pri 81. prepasa tens mad e.s Sve
! shall expect them, upon penalty OF
their honor, to bring back game OF.
some kind with them as the fruit Of
their outing Ii, however, any errors
are committed during their absence,
they will, Of course, be laid al the
door Of those in the party whose.
names are unknown to as AS a pre-.
caution, therefore, we Kindly adnlonisn
them all TO "be good, wishing them
a pleasant time and safe return
Mrs. Anna Bell and daughter, from
Jefferson county, Ohio, are visiting J.
C. Mckinney, on Merchant street.
Charley Hough has Joined the crew.
of river nayigators, and yesterday
Launched the s'Aionon gala new
18-foot gasoline yacht purchased By
MIN recently. He, went down the
river soon after, on a trial trip.
Though smaller in size than some.
Others; at the dock, yet it skim med
along at a lively rate OF speed, ane,
when he gets familiar With its mech
aris111. the old firm viii have to lcoia
ont a little that he does not dis
count Both their time and profits
Greed A. Powell, OF Raymond
str eet, is nursing a very sore foot as
the result Of {. burn, by getting some.
bot iron in his shoe last week while
working for the Nagn r-Palmros
Company.
w. 3. Jenkins. the barber, is NOV
ing to-day from Raymond to Merchant
street. BY this move he will be IN
del. the contiual surveillance Of your
First ward correspondent. who will
keep the public informed OF any razor
-.ackets, or anything else unusual oc-5
curing by reason Of this newcomer
into that part Of the city
Lizzie and Ruby, daughters OF Bruce
Eartholow, returned home last even
ing from Cleveland, O., where they
have been visiting friends for few
weeks. Their aunt, Mrs. Thrasher,
accompanied them for visit here
with her brother.
c. w. AIinnear, one of our police;
men from the First ward, ever vig9
liant in his outlook for transgressors,
succeeded in corralng quite num-
Der of cows found trespassinS within
the city limits on Tuesday. AS he
filled up the pound with them, many
thought that a herd had broken loose
from the country. All have been
redeemed, however, by their owners
paying the fine in each case. Some
demurrea at the cost of the prescrip-
ton, but finally concluded to take
their medicine With as good grace as
possible under the circumstances,
even though it did call for more than
they liked, and they were not slow to
express themselves so.
The Fred FIarr Ice Cream Factory,
now equipped and in full operation
For the first two days the company
made and wholesaled 40 gallons of
cream, which fell short Of the demand
The next day they increased the
amount, and yet it was not enough
II the quality keeps up to the sample
tried by the reporter the other day
they will still have to increase more
and more. It is not made of skinned
milk, which forms coarse granular
crystals like frozen ices, but is rich,
smooth and delicious in favor. The
proof is in the eating thereof.
The ]. 0. Watson brought up
scow from Morgantown last evening.
containing the real head OF a monster
whale which, when caught, weighed
20 tons. The head alone, which is at
the wharf on exhibit, it is said will
hold 20 people in its mouth, the truth
of which we do not care to prove by
actual test, but take their word for
it rather.
The Sicilian Club had its boat eN~
cursion outing on the ]. @. Watson
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