The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-10
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WAS 81 tSsE
:day evening afso, teamegt 4atss
landed d modest crowd pf passeng gers
ON her regular evening trip People
from other sections towns and cities
visiting in our village are as follows:
Miss Ferra Dent Of Fairmout; guest
OF MISS Fannie satterfeld:
. Miss Flo Tenant, of Robfnson's
run. guest OF her uncle and Mr. and
Mrs. James Dean.
Miss Gale Straight. of Morgan
bend. guest Of Miss Arlena satterfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Price. Of Fair
mont. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
v. knight. also Mr.. a. y. Knight, Of
rihin, Ohio.
Mrs. Ellen Page, Of Fairmont, ISL
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jasper Hay;
hurst and other relatives here.
Mrs. Lea Cox aud son, Master Wal
ter, of Fairmont, are among friends
and relatives here this week. Mrs.
Cox Is also looking after her business
interests here as she owns some val
liable property In the town.
Mr.. George Martin. is here from the
Wetzel county oil fields, being called
on account OF the illness of Mr.. Pres.
ley Martin, his father, who is in the
City Hospital at Fafrmont. 4
Miss Alice Frum, Of Little Falls, Is
here the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Nahlon Barker.
Mr. Neal Holland, of Little Falls,
is here this week taking in the sights
OF Rfvesville.
Miss Maggie Ballah, OF Fairmont, Is
here visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. H. Ballnh
A Jolly crowd of glass blowers are
camping down below Rivesville and
Friday evening through curiosity and
friendship came up and played the
Rtyesyille team who call themselves
the Yanigans and the game resulted
In victory of course in favor of the
Yantgans to g. The Yantgans had It
in for the Fairmont boys as they came
back from Stafford, but somehow they
did not have the proper arrangements
made and Fafrmont passed by. The
Yanigans want to play some team
that they have not beaten. The regu
lars at Rivesville seem not to be in
their class any more.
Falrmont surely will have vel
come reception by the RfYesville reglI.
lars as they want to see the YaniganF
blotted off the may by some team If
possible.
Well, Sir Toby. you really went aft
er the Lone Star little rough as you
said that he did not seem TO know on
the fourth the difference between Bar
racl1viile and Pharoah's run. The
writer will not undertake to dispute
that through the columns of the pa
per as what he will call you when he
sees you would not sound or look
well in print. No, that's all right, let
it 60, but it amt so, and it's assure
thing that your dad did not tell you
to talk in that way. OF course, any.
body could tell that the boy using the
quill. but dad may have prompted him
in what few things he said that was
in the least tinted with anything else
but baby talk.
Say, Sir Toby, ring of or on as you
wish; most everybody in the country
knows something in regard to what
your coachers are trying to advocate
and no one as the writer knows of has
any objections to any thing you or
your religious associates or business
associates do as long as you do not
show a disposition to be strife advo'
caters, contention adyocaters or try
to work the new testament, old Tesla
ment or the whole Bible into the news
papers us the public doesn't want to
be annoyed with such quotfngs in the
business or political papers, as most
people have Bibles and religious lit
erature at their command and can
refer or be referred to them in other
ways besides the newspapers, sure
" and indeed surely, and as far as the
reference to the Pharoah's run let
ter, as you have sprung the matter,
everybody knows or will know that
the uuf11er of that letters name was
not signed to it and with due respect
to You and your coacher, your prompt
er. your father, and your fathers fol-
lowers and Christ's followers at his
instance or anything he as an honor
able man or minister introduces or
your friends advocate pertaining to
the controversy you have agttated, 1t
is not worrying the writer in tae least
as 1t is optional with him as to how
people make their peace with the
great supreme and he hopes not to be
in any way a stumbling block for the
weary in any respect and thinks the