The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-06
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must be heartily n favor Of the new
tax laws There must be5no question
about this The people in the last
two elections have set the stamp Of
Their approval on this and there must
be NO turning. The Republican party
stands for a square dear all along
the line.
The funeral Of chas. R, Atha, who
was accidentally killed at the s. G.
Thorn well near LoganspOrt, will be
held to-day from his home on the
Burttown Hill, at 8 O'Clock.
A show man coming from Morgan
town made the remark that Morgan.
town was the driest town he ever was
in as poor suffering humanity could
not even get a bottle Of Peru-na with.
out a prescription from a regular or
dalned doctor, and that Warrington
was the widest open town Of any ne
was ever in as everything goes and
you can get anything you want"
It is not possible that we are carry
ing this matter to extremes here and
that the town administration is open
to criticism. Would is not be better
to call a halt along certain lines and
be on the safe side? The honor of the
city should be well guarded.
The Bottle Works will begin work
shut down. They have made extern
sive repairs and have Increased their
this morning after the usual summer
capacity and added more machines
until their output this year will be
much larger than last year. All the
bottles will be made by machinery.
More machines will be installed just
as fast as they can be built by the fac
tories. Hand blown bottles will soon
be thing of the past. The demand
for their product Is much larger than
they can supply with their present
capacity.
F. E. Furbee, who has ben at FL
kins for few days on business, re,
turned this morning.
Misses Gail Smith and Norma era
ker and Messrs. E, B. Koen and Wins
ton Smith have returned from the
Jacktown Fair. This is one of the
great events in Greene county and
Eb. Bell says no one can die Happy
who has not seen the Jacktown Fair.
Eb. knows.
j. B. Knots left this morning for
the Illinois oil fields where he will be
for some time. He has been engaged
in leasing in that field for some time.
Miss Lucy Prichard has gone to
Peoria, Illinois, to be present at the
marriage Of her cousin, Furbee Coma
way, to Howard Coleman Of this city,
Mr.. Coleman left for That city some
days ago. After a short Wedding trip
spent in the west they will return TO
Farmington where they will reside as
Mr.. Coleman is engaged in the milling
business in that town. Miss Conway
is we'll known In this city, and has
many relatives here, and they all wish
the newly married couple much nappi-
ness. The wedding will take place
the 11th.
Rev. A. Moore, who was in Wheel
ing on business, has returned.
Mrs. H. R. Furbee, of Fairmont, is
here for the funeral of her cousin,
Chas. R. Atha.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. PrIchard nave
gone to Mt. Lake to spend short
time at the Prichard cottage there.
Miss Lena Prichard has gone to
Fairmont for few days.
Mr.. B. J. Taylor, who died in Pitts.
burg yesterday, viii be brought here
today for burial. He was formerly
employed here, but some time ago
went to PIttsburg. His family resides
here. His mind seems to have been
affected since leaving here and it was
only by accident that his family was
located.
NJ. V. MILAN, an extensive stock
dealer, is shipping lambs today. He
has been doing an extensive stock
business for several years.