The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-04-12
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The iarmers are taking adyantage
or the nice weather and are NOW busy
sowing oats ana planting botatces
s7from what we can observe upon
close inspection the. fruit in tins sec
tich has not been hurt BY the recent
cold spell and unless all signs faii,s as
In dry weather, there will be an album
dance Of apples, peaches and cherries,
The protracted meeting at Marvin
Chapel, which was conducted by Rev:
Moore, closed on Thursday night last.
and altho' no accessions were added
to the church.. quite an interest was
manifested among the membership.
An infant daughter oflMr. and Mrs.
Earl Moor which was born on We'd
nesday Of last week, died and was
buried on Friday at Mooresville.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley Davis one day Elast week.
Mother and babe are doing fine, while
Nj, Davis is wearing has usual broad
smile.
Wedding bells have been ringing In
and around our little village the past
few days.
Mr. Harry Cunningham and Miss
Jeanette Jackson were quietly mar
ried at the latter's home in Maryland
and arrived here on Wednesday of
last week. They will reside at the
i home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs. Web
Der, for the present.
Mr.. Hugh Amos and Miss Lutte
Travis, Of Morgantown, were married
at the BRIDES home on Sunday last.
They are staying for the present at
the home Of Mr.. Amos parents, Mr..
and Msr. webb Amos.
We desire to congratulate all these
popular young people, and their many
friends wish for them prosperity,
peace and happiness.
Mrs. John S. Jackson was clled to
her former home at Myersdale, Pa,
on account of the serious illness of
her sister, Miss Margaret Montgom.
cry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee snider were shop
ping in Falrmont recently.
Mrs. VIM. R. Clayton and children
are spending few days in Fairmont
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. David NJ. Allen has gone to
Kansas, where he will possibly locate.
His family expect to join him in a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson Hays wore
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Frum'
Of Rivesillef Sunday
Mr.. Joe Baliant, aHungarian of this
place, who recently. underwent sur
gical operation at McKeesport, Pa,
was brought here the first of the week
and died at the home of his brother
on Friday. He wastburied at Fair
mont Sunday in Hols Gross Gene
terry, Undertaken Jones' in charge.
DR.. Bunner, of Fairnont will locate
In orr village and become assistant to
DR.. "A. L. Peters, mine physician at
this place.
Mr.. Geo. E. Kramer and daughter
Asia, of smithtown, and Miss Georgia
Michael, Of Hagans. spent Sunday last
at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. Worthy H. Post.
Mr.. John Toothman has ordered
material and will shortly build a dwell
ling on his lot near this place.
A baseball league has been organic
ed at Baxter and the following off,
GERS elected:
D. D. Cunningham, President.
Joe Greene, Vice President.
Hare Wilson, Treasurer.
silas Wilson, Treasurer.
VIM. Davenport has been appointed
manager, and C. Cunningham, cap
tain.
The team starts out with the fol.
lowing lineup:
Earl Morris. 1b; D. H. Drummond,
2b; Virgil Morris, Sb; c. Cunningham,
IS; Lee Morris, CT; Ben Thralls, If;
Hare Wilson, IF; VIM. Davenport, C;
Earl Morris, p; silas Wilson, p; John
Toothman, p.
Worthy H. Post has been selected