The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-30
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Mis- Alice Wilson has been very
sick for some days pa but is rapid
~ Improving
Archie, Edith ewis and Oakley
cElEresh. Of u irinont. spent Thanks
giving with their n grandparents and
stayed tin Snntla M. ",
z Nh: and Mrs; ]. ford return
ed the other day from, d visit to friends
and reiati yes i'm Richie county.
Is Otis SeEg ent, wife and child and
Miss Lulu ftIou1t were Visiting the fam.
Eily OF Mr.. Samuel ssergent at Viola
Sunday. n y q. x
Although Bert snider was elected
school coinmissi oner OF Winfield dis
Ftricts by large maj ority during the
.,atc neDr6crf lSndsl de he q moi s.c-
5oicing so that anyone could notice.
1T. He says that instead of congratu-
,lations the condo lences OF his friends
are more in, order.
The DntcnnlanS mas been very lax in
his duties as. a corespo dent for some
time. being too! busy, and Our good
brother "Hans,s feeling that Fritz
should be helped out turned his pen.
Gil loose yesterday las 1t was too rainy
to get: out, and delivered himself Of
the following which being very good
we. give without change or editing:
Miss Dell Lytton, OF Fairmont, is
staying at Charlie Tetrick's. ~
BERTHE Snider, Of Millersyille, was
the guest OF relatives in Hoult the past
week. "a =, b {. z y
The: many friends iof Mr.. William
Shiyely were shocked to hear of the
unfortunate accident which befell him
Hast Thursday night near Shinnston,
BY which he lost a foot Mr.. shiyeley
was a former resident of Hoult and
was, well liked by all who knew him,
being best known as Uncle Bill"
Lawrence Satterfeld ID, wife and child,
OF Middleton, were the guests Of the
formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. B.
sattorfleld Saturday evening and Sun.
day. n, Z, 3 i. y gisa II y 4 Il y
Paul Satterfield expects to move
into his new residence which has Just
been completed. s;,.
Joseph Wolford, formerly Of Dunbar
Pa..fwill move into the house vacated
by Mr.. Satterfeld. y
Otis Sergent's new residence is also
nearing completion. ,sj5s
Mrs Sarah Watkins. of Fairmont.
is the guest of her brother, E. H.
;Hoult, OF this place. y
Mrs. Della Frye was visiting her
brother. Charles Morley, of Fairmont,
last Thursday. ,3 s..,,
Liston Burnworth so far holds the
record OF this place, hay.
ing killed two hogs 4 Thanksgiving
which netted close to 775 pounds. Il
Thomas Ross. Of Fairmont, spent
Thanksgiving with relatives here.
Z Miss Viola Prickett, OF Montana,
spent Thanksgiving with her sister,
Mrs. Tetrick, at this place. ~
& Misses Martha q Hartley and Dell
Lytton were visitors at Fairmont Sat.
.urday night and Sunday.
/, 4 Mrs. E. H! Hoult was visiting her
niece, Mrs. George Hartley at Nor.
wood last Wednesday {, /,
THANKSGIVING passed of very quiet.
ly in this hamlet Most of the Repub.
.licans were do&ncast5 and worked.
The Democrats (which same are
scarce in this burg celebrated as did
also the Socialist. Several Of the
sports attended the shooting match at
Montana but not many ducks were
brought back by them as 1t seems the
Messrs. Wilson, 81. aRiyesville, had a
monopoly Of the prizes,
The younger set were preparing for
o hayride to .Forksburg that night
which had to be nostponed on account
oft the unfavorable weather.
Much alarm is being, felt over this
section Of the country on account Of
the rapid increase In the Socialist
vote. Many having declared their in.
tention lsince the election OF casting
their lot with the party Of Marx, Debs
and others ttut! TIT! Hans why didn't
yor add Engle and Berger?) :
This weeks "Commoner" has a,
lsDlendid article on the growth Of the
Socialists under the caption. 1.-THE
Growth Of Socialism Gives Editors a
Chill" This same article would bear.
reading by men Of all parties.
Socialism has been tried in several
lo'aNTe 'Whh'h Ilhup!J anu III one Ill
particularly sconsin-has not been
found wanting. sosttgnow looks like
1t is up to the Mold Parties to get
good or suffer. fright here we verify
thought Hans, had embraced the So
cialist faith and Swasson the point OF
embracing him and extending to him
the right hand Of comradeship when
he chilled our ardor by declaring. No,
he could never, no never, desert the
party of Jefferson--eyen though Jeff
would never recognize his Offspring!
Old Hickory and-TT;sote voce-the Peer.
less Orafnr Of the; Platte.)
About 80 Of the young folks OF this
nlace attended the literary at Viola
Saturday night and all report a good
time. A very warm discussion on the
question: Resolved, That the Public
School System is in$need of radical
reforms" was INDUCED in, and the
negative side came out victorious.
The question for next Saturday night
q aaN1ya5' Frhn E1,.