The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-03-30
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HouLT,. VA, March q. March
hasn't much time new II 5,shls 70 90 ]
the lion act I.
& FUN and peach trees are coming
into bloom low Is that for March,
The early bird lis all right but tire
fruit Is likely 20 he in the position Of
the worm. get taken lin. BY being out too
early. K K .ts;S
MRS. Sarah Watkins, OF First ward,
was visiting her brothers, E.. III. and
e. Hoult, Saturday 10 iMondly.
Miss Gertrude MeElfresh,6 OF Win
field Is a guest ut her uncle. Z. Me-
Elfresh, .kerc: AZ Is. "a e
r. and Mrs Lee sHoult and baby:
returned fromFa visit to TunneItcnt
Sunday heyj,we accompanied by
Mrs. Hoult's sister. Sylvia iWites.
MRS. Maggie Andersen. who has been
at Earl Roberts. returned to her
heme at Hutchinson Saturday. !,
mr.. Thomas MeElfresh. Of Booths
vile. was a guest Of TT. MeEIfresh
Sunday. N
Mr.. LAWRENCE sattertield and wife
and baby, OF Middleton, were visiting
his parents here Sunday.
Misses Gay and Dorothy cielland, Of
Mt. Harmony. were visiting their aunt
Mrs. Charles Hoult, here Monday. h
4 Jesse Barnes, Of Little Falls. Is.
working Of his brother. Frank Barnes.
near here. ~ a
p. e.. Wilson was visiting ibis ,ra-
ents at Rymcr over Sunday. 51i5
4Twenty-one of the young toifs were
at MeadowdaIe Sunday night % East
ertserviee.
Several young folks Interested In
education were at Mentnna last night
attending the, graduating exercises OF,
the graduating class from the Winfield
district free schools. The e4ereiars
were conducted by Miss Lucinda
Priekett, principal at Montana tile Il.
plor1,as we're pressnted by County su.
Pcrintendent Carter :. Faust and the
lecture TO the graduates was |hy su.
per:,tendent Rosie of the Fairm=nt
| city schools: Al reo,,t an enjoyable
evening. x. 4 sf
Miss Edna kerns and Mr.: oliver.
Watkins will attend the spring term
at the Normal. HouIt will thus have
three REPRESENTATIVES at the r. S. NJ s.
53TF The river 10 again taking on that pc
eulizr bIne:nreen color Likewise the
fishers are also blue fearing the fish
will all be killed. Who Is loo*ing
after tleSpplutlon problem7 Really,
we will :getsso used to seeing this pc.
eullar? eoIorsatitl we will reacl, a point
where Wefeannot appreciate water of )
nortnst ouksEand color, like HE old
lady was by the milk. A mi.kman had
kept to the same route for years and
one old lady; hal gotten so used to the
biIlious.eoloEanf the milk that she sup.
posed. 1.-THE eolor in whicl. tna-ure
made it. One. Christmas the miIkman
had tWlnge,sscf conscious and deli.
cred to her asfa chrtstnra= gift 4 quart
OF. fresh pure milk. Tho next n,orninu
the old lady was III and watching for
him. "Now look herc,r she said. II
have bought your milk for years anc:
never made a kick, bit Wien it comes
to delivering m. y-:'ow'si, stuff with
a yellow greasy scu'n on top ! draw
the line. | fed 1t IS Fido and :. here.
after you can bring me the same old
genuine skyblue ar:i:'. or / find aneth-
erf milkman."
We dislike to disagree viii, the
West Virg:7lan On any subject ard it
Is not often that we do but wren We
think IT necessary the readers l,ror
the Dutchmann has never i,asitated
= fspeak right cut in mcetin'.|
In Saturdays paper were two edi-'
teria's on which we feel obiisedt take
opposite ground from the West jv!rgin..
Ian.
1t says first that "If West Virginia
was "oganized' we would soon be on
strike citing the fact that PeTnsylva-
MIA, Ohio and Indiana are gpina to
stike. This - one OF the lnstances
Josh Billings. speaks of as "ldnowinaa
$1,000
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