The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-08-30
LoieANspo,Rr NEWS II Tvs.

AS 1t has been so long since have
seen any news from our little. village
In the West Virginian and having
been a reader of 1t for many years,
Will endeayor to give you some Of the
past and some things planned in the
future.
Well, to start with, we have the
/ best roads from Warrington to Uncle
Geo. Beaty's that we have ever had
tin the history Of our town. We be.
lieve We have five miles OF as good
dirt road as any where in the district
under the supervision Of Chas. Fry.
The health OF our town is good at
present. Captain West, who was i'll
for some time. is able to be out again.
There. are three or four cases OF ty.
phoid fever on the head Of our creek.
]. L. Huey, OF Road Fork, is Just re-
covering from a light attack.
Mr.. Clyde Beatty has added to his
premises and to the town by building
good barn. Our town is on the
boom. All We need now is the troll
ley line as the horse is becoming too
slow to cvarry Uncle Sans mail. Our
carrier, ]. L. Thorn, has got him mo.
tor, cycle, which AIDES more excite
ment to the horses and children than
anything that has struck the town
for some time.
1t looks as II we. might have new
show to start from the town soon, as
Huey has got the tent and cage for
the animals. We don't know as yet
where he and West & Baker are go
ing to combine or he and Robinson.
Mr.. s. ]. Gump, our extensive farm
er, is supplying his tenants and neigh
bors with that which makes bone and
sinew, that's good meat. Z
Any one wishing to do an extensive
business in mutton chops would do
well to see Wesley Debolt at Brink.
There will be box supper and ice
cream festival at Logansport on
Thursday evening, September LIST,
1910, to which the public Is cordial.
ly invited, and bring boxes and enjoy
themselves. The supper is for church
purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Throckmartin,
of Waynesburg, Pa, who has been
visiting the formers sister, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Debolt, OF Brink, and niece, Mrs.
F. H. Huey, OF Logansport. and also
Mrs. c. Z. Minor and Mrs. Blackwood,
OF Fairmont, have returned home.
Clifford Mansfield, who was taken
to hospital at Clarksburg some time
ago. and operated on, is not recover
Ing very fast. 1t was very bad case
OF appendicitis.
Mr.. Clyde Beatty purchased a fine
horse and buggy some time ago and
Is getting ready for the good road
system.
For thoroughbred Jerseys you would
do well TO see H. D. Beaty'ssne one.
Mrs. F. H. Huey Is receiving some
OF her fall and winter millinery al
ready. AS her trade has increased
each year she is preparing to serve
the trade better this year than ever
before.
Mr.. A. c. Arnett and wife and son
have gone to Axline, Ohio, to visit /
Mrs. Arnett's cousin. Dempsy iHuey. |
Also Mr.. Will Huey, of Huey's run,
has gone to Washington, d. c., on &C.
count of the illness of his brother
Robert. 4
Rev. T. ]. Hopson has returned from
Moundsville where he was attending
camp meeting. He tells US that there
was great good being done there.
Our w. c. 7. U. is progressing very
nicely with membership OF thirty
three and good prospect for large
increase. May the good work 20 on
as we need a greater temperance work /
In every community.
Miss Kate Taggart is staying with
her Aunt Mary while her sister is
away on q visit. 9.li
|. w. Beatty is very busy looking aft. !
er the telephone business and the
central office at Smithield. ~
Benjamiq Cartwright lost very