The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-04
cATayY6A NOTES.
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cATARBA. Ang- 2aIr. Gin Rad
clife returned Wednesday evening
from few. days' stay at townsville.
Charles Frederick and SON. Nelson.
were business visitors in Fairmont on
Saturday.
The many friends here OF Mr.. Lee
Malone were deeply Er!eyed to learn
OF his death. and all extend their SYM
Tnthy 10 the bereayed family.
Tie news OF Mr.. Eliza Jolliffe's death
was also received with sadness. Both
gentlemen were teachers here In past
years.
Clair Lowther's condition remains
very favorable.
We are glad to learn that the street
car lines will likely be extende! to
RIveEyllle, and hope It will continue
down the river still farther.
The Moody Run correspondent to
lie Free Press. who expresses the idea
that the West VirginIan is burned
clnSstne "peach." convinces the neo-
pie that they don't know good thing
when they see II. The old adage. IF
you can't say something good don't
say nothing at all" doesn't seem - be
prevalent on Mondy's Run:
Messrs. Dent Harris and Dick Ma
lone were Saturday visitors In Fair
mont. - "a
Mrs. Chus. Frederick and daughter,
Inez, spent Sunday with Mrs. George
E.lodeheaver.
Miss Della Radcliffe has been very
sick for several days.
Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Tichnell. OF
Little Falls. were mere recently the
guests of the latter's sister, Mrs Jen-
ME West
Mrs. Wcss Malone and daughter.
virginia. and Leila, OF Montana. were
visiting at N. G. Swlsher's over Sum
day. l,
Miss Rose West was here Sunday
from Barnstown, tie guest of her faith
err.
Clyde Jolliffe. Watson and TyHball
Anvil. Glenn and Jesse Haun were Sat
urday visitors in Fairmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Radcliffe were
down from RivesviiIe Sunday. guests
OF the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Radcliffe.
Jesse Dent mad finger badly hurt
during the game of ball Saturday.
Ms. Jennie West and children re-
turned Saturday evening from visit
ut Little Falls.
Fred Malone was n recent visitor Mt
Pltisburg.
Catawba went to Opekiska Saturday
to play ball and were defeated 5 to j,
MS n result of tine errors OF one OF our
hclders. The game was interesting and
very exciting. especially when the self
Ishness OF some OF the opposing team
almost broke up the game rather than
allow orr batters 10 use their bats.
When tfeir attitude was placed before
them SO they could "see themselves
as others see them the game went
on. or course we don't judge NIL the
players by the actions Of few. but
this Is The first disturbance of like
kind our boys ever ran up against
Tom Hann pitched for the Shirley
ties" during the first half OF tie game
an did excellent work. Charlie Dent,
Of Granville. pitched the last half. anu
kept them all guessing. Glenn Tooth
man pitched for Opnkiska. His work
was splendid. with good control. Part
Of CUR players were absent, and sub
stitutes were entered, each one max
ing wood" Our team consisted. OF the
following: Tom Haun. Will klsner,
Jesse Dent. Fred Malone. Lawrence
swishcr, Grover Radcliffe, Jim Powell,
EmIe SwlslIcr. Charlie Dent and Mr..
pitcairn. the latter from pennsylvania.
Owing to Mr. Dents finger being In
lurcd. tho tenth player was necessary.
Resides the players the following peo-
ple went down for the game: Mrs.
Jesse Dent. Mrs. Charlie Dent, Misses
FIoy Malone. Frances Radcliffe. Rose
Brown. Ada. Harden. Mcssrs- Glenn
Hnun. Watson Anvil, Clay Malone and