West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-14

ahN tuCn came down through tow q
IN a solid body jabberiug away and
marching in the middle of the street.
4 lao report was nj once started that
1t was Frye's army and the widest
excitement prevailed. One young
lady went into spasms aud has been
IN a precarious condition since.
Mamie Powell. girl who STAYS
out at Jim Stonebrc,k"rs. got
severely hurt last saturday. The
young woman and another girl.
were both on one horse and fell OFT.
the Powell girl falling heavily on
some rocks. snd the other girl on
top of her The latter was not
hurt, but the former was badly
bruised aud hurt in the side. DR..
W. 5. Martin has been attending
her.
June the month of roses aud fair.
est of the twelve. is here and We feel
like living once more. All n,tuIe
seems TO rejoice; the sun shine
brightly; the birds sing M the trees
the flowers lift their beautiful faces
TO the God of Dav aud inpart sweet
fragrance to the balmy air, while
the perfume laden breczes watt the
sweet incense everywhere and pay
just homage to the Queen % Sum
mer.
Herman Scherr, of Piedmont.
was here Sunday aud Monday. He
Is u witness on behalf of John G..
Yost, who is confined IN jail mere
on a felony indictment lIo came
over to try and get mis- evidence
taken now as he wants to 60 South
about the Goth of this month, but
the States Attorney refused TO ac-
cept his deposition without cross
examination and he is summoned
here for the 9th, the date fixed for
Yost's ;rial. Neil J. Fortncy is
counsel for the prisoner.
The Children's Day Services at
the NJ. + Church here last Sabbath
were very pretty and impressive
and the program very interesting
one. The large audience and Sun
day school rooms were crowded.
The church was beautifully decor
ated with flowers and notices
and an imitation Of IA magnificent
temple erected on the altar and the
whole program literally carried out.
The singing, addresses, Rotations,
dialogues and responses were all
well rendered and altogether the
observation Of the day WAS splcn-
did success.
The match game Of base ball last
Friday, between the Masomtown
club and a club Of players picked
up. from Terra Alta. Gainesville,
Long Hollow and here, was a lively
affair and lots Of fun. The occa-
sion was the dedication Of the new
base ball park about a mile from
town. on the farm Of Benona Jordan
and there WAS quite "a crowd present
James w. White um pired the game
which resulted in score Of about Q
to 10 in favor OF the Masontown
boys. Our boys should organize
club here and get up game for the
4th of July.
Died at Rowlesburg, last Friday
morning, about o'clock June 9Th
1894, Florence Golf, daughter Of
Philip GoH. who has been dead
several years. The funeral services
were conducted by Rev. Rhorbaugh
Sunday forenoon, in the Methodist
Church, after Which the interment
took place in the Rowlesburg Gem
etery. The deceased was about y
years OF age and died with consunp-
ton. Her father was a brother Of
George GoG Of this place, who went
over Saturday to attcndlthe funeral.
returning Monday. Miss Matte
Copeman also attended from here.
There was big law suit in JUS
tlce Masou's Court down at AL
brightsyiile last Friday. The
plaintiff was Howard Martin and
the defendant Chauccy Martin aud
the amount in controversy about
SO. There were fifteen or twenty
witnesses and two lawyers on hand
Neil j. Fortney for the plaintiff
and P.J. Crogan for the defendant.
The cost was not less than SIS.