West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-10-25
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Correspondence 81 the Argus
Notwithstanding everything is full
TO overlooking with politics, | hope the
editor may find place for few local
remarks.
Jesse r. Willctt near town, has been
very Ill for several days
Miss la G p.mrn. w. are gla1 TO
learn, is improving very rapidly, and
we nope FOR iull recovery soon. Miss
"a has certainly had very serious
time Of it, and save from good medical
treatment ana careful nursing, hcc life
would be doubtful
Rev. ID. u. Orr the VI. f. minister on
this circuit delivered his first sermon
To very attentive audience On the l4th
inst i'm the VI. u. church OF this place
The public in general seem well y ease
with the appearance Of Bro. Orr, and
hope his residence with Us may be Of
pleasant relations
We are sorry TO record the death OF
one of our beat young men. samuel
Frankhouser, son Of Henry Frank
houser, near here was suddenly called
from this life About week previou
TO his death, ne had small pimple on
MS left cheek, which rapidly grew into
what h supposed an ordinary boil and
became swollen. 1t hurt him very
much on Saturday and Sunday. On
Monday previous TO his death he con
suited DR. BOggess and received neces-
slry treatment, and ON next day being
no better, he returned for examination
and treatment, and was advised 20 take
his bed. having very high tempera.
turc. His face was in such terrible
condition ne was not recognized by his
friends who did not know OF his sick
ness. On Tuesday he took, as IL proved
20 be. his death bed. lie received the
best medical ate Dies B1ggsss
Bryte ana Nedrow being i'm consulta-
ton on the case. He diel on Wedncs-
day night, October nth. at fl o'clock
y. NJ, and was inferred In the burial
ground at the Brick Church on the fol
lowing Friday morning at II O'clock
after which very appropriate funeral
sermon was delivered by Rev W. H.
Perry. The decepSci was born January
24th, 1870, and Occa me n member Of the
Lutheran church at the age OF Is. His
reputation was OF the best a. a moral
and Christian young man. The sudd IN
ness Of bis death should be q rem indcr
Of the frailty OF human life as it swings
on the balance Of time
Another long expected death occur
rcd October 18th NJ the residence Of his
SON George T. Smith. near n1zleton.
The Angel Of Death loossj his earthly
bond.
And the spirit has fled
To the celestial re sions beyond
Mr. John Smith. very prominent
citizen in the earlier development Of
soc,"tv in this country, who mas been
a sufferer from paralysis for about
year. died ON the date given above Me-
Smith has been 20 lifelong Quaker auI
70 man Of good reputation. one OF moral
and religious habits lie was very
successful school teacher in his Younger
days 10 leaves an houorcd family and
aged companion iu tho walks OF his
life 90 mourn their bereavement lie
was inferred I'm tho Wnlctt Graveyard
THE only Quaker graveyard in the
county, on Wednesday 18th inst. az
o'clock r. NJ The burial was witnessed
boy large crowd 81 friends and rcla-
tionq. The pall-bcarers were composed
Of his grand-sons. Through these coll
umns the community extend their SYM
pathy % both Of the bercavsd families
Life is real, life is earnest
And the grave Is not its goal
Dust thou art. % dust returncth,
Was not spoken Of the soul"