The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-26
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Miss Flo Hood. OF Lowesville, VINO
|tias been / plea SAINT visitor Mt the
home or J. o. Radcliffe. has returned
home. u II, 9 I s. Z.
Mr., Herbert Harden and Miss villa
Gaskill, OF Montana, were tle guests
OF Miss Ada Harden Saturday night.
Misses Edna and Clara Joilifre. Rose
Brown, A1essrs. VIII Kisner eId
French Malone formed pleasant par
ty VINO journeye1 to the Indian Rocks
near snithtown Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. r Radcliffe and chill
dren are here from Holden. visiting the
formers father. ]. O. Radcliffe, and
other relatives.
Mrs. Steven Polling, Mrs. Henry Pol
ing and son. Lawrence. are here from
Kingwood. the welcome guests OF
friends.
Miss Rose West and little Miss
Margaret tiaskill were here from
Barnstown over Sunday the guests Of
the formers sister. Miss Sailie West.
Mrs. r, NJ. Somers had rs her guests
from Saturday till Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lem Hayes and baby. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Huffman and baby. and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Huffman and baby,
from Burners. 5n
Mr.. and Mrs. George Radcliffe and
Mr.. Smith Radcliffe were here over
Sunday visiting Mt o. Radcliffe's.
the former from Rlvesville. the latter
from Fhirmont.
D, C. Tootnman. from Warrington
was visiting friends here Saturday and
Sunday. $50
The "Floating Theater" was here
Monday and Tuesday night. The show
was exceedingly good and wns favored
by n large audience botn nights.
The Tirst ward Atlas Flours were
down Saturday afternoon to play the
Shirleyites. The first game resulted
in n victory for the former. score to
g. The second. s inning game. was
different, resulting In n score of to
nothing in favor OF the locals. the
features OF the game were: Fred Gar
let's tirclcss roofing: the catch@r's
pleasant smile and winning Ways:
"Bobby's" pretty suit OF hair. anil the
"plDe of peace" We hope to see the
teams meet again.
The box supper and festival was Il
success. as hoped for. but greater sue
cess could have been attained II more
foresight had been used, and dl!Ilcul-
ties had been provided for. The Viola
drum corps was present and rendered
n splendid programme. which was
greatly appreciated by all present. All
help was greatfnlly received. A large
crowd was present ami II conditions
had been better far more money could
hive been realized. but rs It was. over
$50 was cleared.
Miss Nettie Groves. from Fairmont.
was the guest of Mrs. A. F.. Harris re-
Gently. Us,
Miss Floy Malone was shopping in
Fairmont Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. swisher and
daughter. Stella, were down from Mon
tann for the box supper.
Misses Frances and Della Radcliffe.
Ada Harden and guest. Miss Villa
Gask!li, the latter from Montana.
Mcssrs. Watson Anvil. Glen Haun.
Dale swlsher. George Cax, OF this
place. Otis Murphy, of Murray. D. c.
Toothman. of Warrington and Herbert
Harden. of Montana. composed Jolly
crowd who went to Point Marion. Pa.
on the steamer I. G. Woodward. Sun
day. returning here about $3.50 III the
evening.
DR.. Cilesney Ramlge was down from
Fairmont recently the guest OF W. G.
Morgan. near here.
Mrs. s. W. Harden continues very
i'll OF typhoid fever. Her condition Is
very favorable, however. and her
speedy recovery Is hoped for by her
friends.
Miss 1ln Amos. of Fairnnnt. was the
charming guest OF Misses Alice and
Mary Morgan near mere few days
recently. S+r .a
Clyde Jollifre. who has been indis'
nose.l for some time. Is greatly lmrrov-
ed. We hope to be able to report his
speedy recovery to his usual health.
Brooks Brown ipls returned to his
home Mt White Rock. after 4 pleasant
visit with relatives here.