The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-06

ed Uy "a. rraektndn' Oh dl4 Hph'
and John Burns u Of Ealrdew
which hey aFs gfazing on tlle lands
recently purcaased Thomas Arnstt
of Ealsmont situate and lging neat
mere DE filiing their blaek hides nicer
Isl ana cknea IN tAl ion are
.greatly tsken with the breed 81 cattle
Sunday was d great day here and a.
Montana.
Baseball to finish. Riyesyille got
such a trimming at Montana Sunday
that they surely will 50 to Sunday
school next Sunday and stay there an
day. That's all this time, but most Of
the Riyesyille team we're Obliged to
be away and the reguiarteam was not.
present. What Montana win get al
the hands Of Riyesvillenext time will
be a plenty, maybe 50.
Ex.Deputy Sheriff James Kelley and
Herbert Fetty. Of Fslrmont, passed
through our village Sunday. Alsa
Attorney George Ralphsnider and
John F. Philips and family of the city
Of Fairmont
Mr.. Joseph Harden, Of smithtown.
was here Sunday the guest Of his
daughter, Mrs. D. F. Clayton, of South
Riyesville.
The L. p. Carr farm situate one
mile from this place, three miles from
Fairmont on the pike on the B. and
o. R, r. and on the Monongahela riy-
er, is a drawing card at the present
time.
A company of home capitalists com.
bined with eastern moaeyed men are
rapidly preparing to operate coal
plant at the above named place on q
rather new plan. The company is to
mine the coal Of both the sewickly or
Mapletown vein and the Pittsburg
vein also on royalty which makes
Mr.. Carr one of the safest and surest
coal magnates in the upper Mononga.
hela coal and coke regions. The plant
is well located and is now being rapid
ly pushed toward completion. 1t is
located on one Of the Oldest and most
| ty. known all over Marion and ad.
joining counties as the Pitcher home.
being occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. John.
athan Pitcher, who owned and made
the above named place their home for
many years, each reaching the great
age Of over ninety years before ex.
@hausting their honest tolls Of this life.
Mr.. Carr is a grandson of the highly
respected aged people who in their
days of youth or even advanced age
likely never thought that the old home
would be or was conspicuous spot
possessed with the magnetic power
with which to draw and develop as
the naked eye can see at the phesent
time as well as indications for prom
Using and notable future. This new
and promising enterprise on one side
Of us and the Parker Run Coal and
Coke Company on the other, Montana
with a worldwide reputation and Bax-
ter coming to the front, gives Rives-
vile one consolation and a song TO
sing and that is, we are all surround
ed, thank the Lord, and blessed are
they who do not expect anything for
they shall not be disappointed.
Joined in the chorus by the
LONE STAR.
P. s.-A fierce game of ball was
played between RiyesyIlle and Baxter
Saturday evening. RIvesville won
laurels Of course. Score to in ia
vor of the river town. 1t was decid-
ed that it was one OF the best games
of the season. NJ. D. Wilson is man.
ager of the Rivesville team. Sam
Dias, of the Baxter team, and both
men being industrious, up to date
gentlemen means much in favor of the
sport ami some good games may be
counted on during the season.