West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-06-07
HUDSON HAPPENINGS.
Notes and News Picked mp and Per
sonai Paragraphs Recorded and
Referred TO the Argus
Renders
lCDsoS, May IS, 1894.

C'hN~ VIZ WI We AAAht ofGM NNh
lug an abundance OF rain. which
was what everybody has been look.
ing and longing for. The grass
and meadows have received a fine
start, and if it continues reasonable
from now on hay will be an average
crop. Oats has come up thin, but
the rain has helped them amazingly
also, and the prospect now is for
an average good crop. Wheat looks
much better at this time than it did
at this time last year, and the pros
pect now is for an \ l crop. Corn
is coming up, but the recent hard
rains have hurt it considerably.
The fruit is nearly ali killed. APP
pies will not be more than one third
of crop. Peaches and pears aud
cherries about the same. There is
now fair prospect for berries.
Mr.. Vansickle, of Glade Farms.
has been hunting for the black dia-
monds in our settlement.
l.. j. Galloway is in the wilds of
Tucker county hunting up a wife,
we suppose. Hope you will succeed,
Lyman.
John NJ. Galloway is in Garrett
county, Nd, ut present.
Amaziah Liston and two child e.
have moved on the farm recently
vacated by Coy Smith and now
owned by Mrs. Sarah jenkins.
The Bnptists have organized then
Sabbath School, with the following
corps of officers and teachers: Supt..
Azwell Gale; Asst. Supt., Levi Gale;
Sec'y, John o. jenkins; Tres.
Levi Gale. Teachers: j. NJ. Gallo
way, Il. w. Gibson and Martin
Jenkins.
j. NJ. Metheny is still at Colum.
bus, Ohio. He is under the care of
the celebrated S. b. Hartman.
Misses Maggie Il. and A. Grace
King and Mr.. Brenard ID. Spiker,
of Laurel Run, are attending Prof.
Thomas school near Clifton Mills.
Also G. II. Spiker, of Mountain
Grove.
W. r. IIennessey has moved into
the house recently vacated by Obe-
diah MethenY.
George Galloway is talking of
fighting Corbett's wife if Corbett
don't whip Jackson.
Miss Dicie Wolfe is staying at
Aaron Forman's.
George b. Rhodabaugh and Miss
Grace g. HIbbs were married We'd
nesday, May 10th, IN the Baptist
Church at Albnghtsville, at 1890
A. NJ, by Rev. }. j. Mullaney. A
wedding supper was served to them
by Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Jenkins,
Wednesday, at o'clock. We con
graduate the happy couple and
wish for them many returns of the
day.
Rev. John l.. Kendall preached
at Gales, Sunday at 8 p. NJ.
W. G. and II. W. Gibson spent
a few days last week visiting friends
and relatives at Mt. Lake Park.
A Union Sunday School has been
organized at Gales. Winfield
Frankhouser, Superintendent.
N. II. Gibson is working at Mt.
Lake Park.
Miss Eta Gibson is staying at
Tunnelton at present.
Newt. and Dayey Graham and
Eph. Forman are getting out lime
at the Gibson lime quarry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henson Liston. Of
BrandonyilIe, are visiting friends
and relatives here now.
Mrs. Victoria Clark is still under
the physicians care. Mrs. j. W..
Gibson is improving rapidly.
Jay Forman has been putting our
roads IN condition. lie didn't need
any Of Tommy Hawker's wind TO
do it., either.
Has anybody told you that
Thatcher Gale and Charlie Everlv
make frequent trips to Hudson?
That we can solve the problem
without appIvipc, ans, ryI. ,r ~