The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-05
FRoM moaoNaAlIs COUNTY,

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I dled Al tis Is, 1901, III her home
near Hagans. Her husband, the late
Jacob EDDY, died nearly Two year.
Iago. She, Is survived by three chill
dfen, Calvin and Nelson Of Near
Rlyesyille, and Mrs Marshall Haw'
hins, Of Eairmont At the Morris
graveyard Friday noon che was laid
lat rest, where Nature softly covers
all with woven moss and creeping
glne.R
Mrs. John Bartlckman, Of near
Behler. is seriously III.
S. j. Kennedy spent Sunday at bis
home at Georgetown.
There was Sunday school picnic
at Core Saturday
MFR, and Mrs. David Michael and H
q. Felty and family; Of Fairmont were
recently visiting on Big Indian creek
Our coon hunters continue to take
midnight strolls along the misty noun
tain tops listening to the music Of
the spheres and the siren songs Of
hungry hounds.
An astronomer has added new
star to hts crown which he discoy
cred a few miles beyond 1.-THE Milky
Way" wandering without a name
When he finds a suitable title for the
youngster he will inform US why the
seven daughters Of Jupiter remain
single.
There is something new under The
sun. An old maids club has been or
ganlzed in an up-todate western town
A band of so old maids recently parad
ed the streets bearing banners which
bore such inscriptions as ooh, Lord
for a Man." "Ill sew your Buttons
on let me darn your socks" As
Heine, the great German said, I'VE
must forgive the women much, fol
they love much and many
A recent dispatch states that pre-
parations are being made to erect {
monument to the memory of Johr
Calvin founder of Calvinism, in Swift
zerland. "A committee of Americans
has been appointed to secure $75,0Ot
for the same. One gentleman in Ma
rion county and one In this county
have consented to contribute $25 eacl
provided it is inscribed on the monu
ment these words: John Calvin Or
dered that Michael servetus be burn
ed at the stake in 1858 because the!
differed on theological subjects
Rev. White preached Sunday after
noon at Arnettsvllle on reason an,
instlnce. The difference betweeI
these two forces we're shown in
clear and interesting manner. Til,
removal of gas and oil from tn
ground was not deemed capital Of
tense. Ingersoll's remark concernlni
churches and theatres was brief,
discussed and a strong appeal wa
made for the preservation of ortho
dox faith.
Rev. George Ellis preached OF
christian union at Hagans Sunda!
evening. He advocated the annihia
ton of all creeds and thought all be
lieyors should come together on tn
Bible. The great obstacle, however
seems to be that those who CLAIM
to understand the Bible, understan,
it differently and We have all shades
of opinions from Universalism tt
Presbyterianism.
Some one will please break the new
gently to the Falrmont Times that
resident of Monongalla county brave
ly admits that Montgomery Ward, 0
Chicago, is his fayorIlte author.
The fountain OF youth has beel
discovered by bloomin' NJ. D. H,
advises humanity to eat less, sleeI
more, get married Il single, and !
your wife is cross, buy her some rib
bons. The merchants Of FaIrmon
will please take this hint and orde
several carloads Of rainbow tlntet
ribbons.
1t is reported that the following
string of events recently transpired
Your readers may locate the affair a
the most convenient and appropriate
place: A farmer rode to the county
attorneys home a few Sundays agt
and demanded the arrest OF some mer
who we're working the roads, thereby
violating the Sabbath. The attorney
was busy pulling weeds in the garden
He stopped long enough, however, t
advise the farmer 10 so before thu
Justice of the peace. But the justice