The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-26
From MoNoNeALlA COUNTY.


Coleman Hawkins is on the sick
list
Emanuel Wright is spending few
days in Ohio looking for a farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. silas Hawkins re-
Gently returned from visit in Dod-
bridge county.
Thomas Kennedy and family, of
Cassville, were recently visiting near
Hagans.
Rev. White preached farewell SER
mon at Hagans' Sunday morning. He
expects to spend the winter with his
aged father at Kingwood.
Miss Kate Fetty returned SATURDAY.
to Bethany college.
The new school house at Hagans is
going up rapidly.
The drill at the well on D. ]. Eddy's
farm is going toward the center OF
gravity at a wonderful rate.
Samuel Kennedy who died Friday at
Barrackville was laid at rest satur-
day afternoon at the home graveyard
on McFarland's run near Hagans. His
long journey from childhoods rosy
morn to ages twilight hour was mark
ell by many CLEANS of wit and mirth
and many thoughts sublime and rare
How true are these strangely beauti'
ful words from Ingersoll: Every life
at IT'S close becomes a tragedy as sad
and deep and dark as can be woven
Of the warp and woof of mystery and
death"
We are. pleased to see that you have
secured a correspondent at George
town and trust that "Maumee" Will
come often and inform us all concern
ling school contests, fox hunts, camr
meetings, counting expeditions, 'inven
lions, hypnotism, socialism, molly
coldleism, culture, horticulture, agrt
culture and race suicide.
The muddy, mundane muss over thu
Laurel Point school has been settled
without bloodshed and the angel o.
peace hovers over the Pleasant Vale!
school where only few short month:
ago battle was raging over the trans
fer of a pupil.
Monongalla county would feel In {
Host and undone condition without g
school contest. Georgetown is thu
scene of the latest controversy and II
is feared that nothing this side o.
Solomon Howells Duke of Yelling
ton bull can speak peace to the con
tending hosts. It appears that tn:
board Of education entered into az
agreement with Capt. I. E. Arnett fol
a certain parcel of land and latel
passed an order to take instead an
other tract of land, Mr. Arnett's oaS
grove for lot upon which to erect {
new school house. Mr.. Arnett object:
to the attempt to take the school tract
and considers the agreement for thE
I first parcel binding on all parties
Photographer Haywood, of Arnetts
Vile, has taken views" of the ole
school. building and surroundings an;
Of the two lots for which the schoo
officials are striving. These views
will surely prove very attractive tc
all lovers of the manifold beauties o
art and nature. Until the contest |.
settled the pupils of Georgetown vii
continue to receive instruction in the
old building on the sloping hillsidt
just above the limpid streamlet.
There their lessons
They'll recite,
And gather wisdom
Day and night,
Is this the goth century or tn,
18th? Read this from a recent proc
lamatlon from the Roman pontIff an
then answer. "The clergy and faith
full are not to be allowed to read mod
ERNST publications, A committee O
censorship is to be established in ev
cry diocese" We would attempt tt
comment on this but cannot think O.
anything printable that is half a.
ridiculous as the proclamation itself
PAGAN.