West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-03-28
HUDSON HAPPENINGS.
Fun. Fancy, Fact and Fiction. Joeose,
Jocular and Humorous.
Correspond sncc OF the Argus.


Jocular and Humorous.
Correspondence OF the Argus.
Hello, Browni Hero we are again
after an absence of about six months
from the columns of The ARGUS
Well, We found every body trying to
take care of No when we got back to
the Land of Shinar" and was letting
No take care of themselves
:. The way that Mr.. G. Hog has been
getting in his fine work is caution to
infants The weather have been as
spotted as Joseph's coat and of as many
different colors as tho rainbow. We
hope that March will soon march out
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Galloway and
family and Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Heya-
dorm was visiting at j. w. Gibson's last
Sunday.
olsey Michael, of Sugar Valley filed
his appointment at Eben Graham's
Saturday night and is n candidate for
matrimony and thinks he will be elect
ed by majority of one.
Leonard Greathouse contemplates
moving back to Valley district where
he came from.
Miss Belle McMillen is staying at r.
+. Jenkins at present.
"A. L. Gibson left a few days ago for
the Fairmont State Normal School
where he will graduate in the coming
June. He is one of our leading teachers.
The postmaster here have materially
improved his Office by placing in a
number of boxes.
L. Jenkins was at Valley Point the
past week.
Rev. Chas. T. Feather preached Mt
Harmony Grove last Sunday to a small
congregation. This makes about his
second sermon in three months
The Sabbath-School at Harmony
Grove will be organized on Sunday.
April 18th, at II a. IN.
Ira Claude Gibson have returned from
Austen, where he has taught a very
successful term of school
We are informed that ID. T. Scott will
teach Normal School at either Laurel
Bun or Brpceton the coming summer.
The Literary at Mt. Nebo is in a
hourishing condition. The question
for last Tuesday night was: Resolved.
That the President OF the United States
should be elected for eight years in
stead of four. To affirm, j. H. Walls
and Azaeel Gale. To deny, S. u. Smith
and L. w. Gibson. The question was
in favor of the negative. The question
for next Tuesday aight is: Resolved,
That the ways of the writer's of the
Scriptures would be safe guide for us
to follow. Everybody should endeavor
to make the Society a glowing success
If anything in the way of n good pro-
gram will interest you, you will be
| pleased.
j. NJ Metheny will shortly move to
Hazelton to run the grist-mill at that
place. We are sorry to lose him from
our midst as he is one of best citizens.
The singing school at Harmony Grove
| Sunday night under the leadership of
Prof j. M. Metheny was a good one.
by the way, we have one of the best
vocal choirs and leaders in the county.
There will be n singing school at
| Neoo Saturday night, March 3oth, and
at Harmony Grove, Sunday night.
March 3lst. 1t is earnestly desired that
every member of the Harmony Grove
choir will be present at one or the
other of these sings.
Miss Lille Jenkins is very poorly with
heart disease at present DIR. J. S.
| Nedrow is attending her.
| Il. Benton Forman and wife have
moved on the farm lately vacated by
| Allen Smith
s. A. Groves of Valley district, con-
templates moving to Rockville in the
spring.
Joseph Greathouse, of Rohr, was
hauling logs for Levi Greathouse the
| past week.
| Lyman j. Galloway have left for
Friendsville, Md, and other points to
be gone six months or more
VIII Walls was at SmithAeld this
week on business
Amos M. Wolfe and wife left on the
25th inst for Bayard, where they will
reside in the future.
Miss Isa NJ. Gibson left Monday for
Fairmont to attend the State Normal
Frank Graham, of Corinth, was re-
newing acquaintences here Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Victoria Clark is considerable
better at the present writing.
Marshal j. Hegadorn will shortly
move back to the Hegadorn Mills and
orval Walls will run the mill at Rock.
vile. Yours Economically,
| PAssrM ScRrBBo.