West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-30
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correspondence OF tue Argus
Miss Malissa Light is AZ home again
for few days.
Messrs. l.. J. and c. A. Galloway
were in Grant district last Sunday.
w. +. Gale and c. C. Gibson were at
Terra Alta on Friday on business
Lyman Galloway made an extended
visit to Unioutown a few days ago.
Mrs. J. NJ. Galloway has been very
sick with erysipelas for few days.
September will soon be gone. Then
will come October and autumn leaves
Let her go mush - and II she can't
go nush, tell her she can't have any
thing at all 10 eat.
Orval Walls, of the firm of Mosser &
Walls, well drillers of Accident. Md,
was home for day or two.
Some OF our people are putting i'm
fish pots down on Cheat, trying TO
snare the 'senseless suckers"
Miss Mollic Gibson, who has been
spending the summer with friends at
Clayville, Pa, is expected home soon.
Rev. j. &c. Scherick. of Terra Alta,
will hold the boards in the Baptist
church here on Thursday night, the
3Oth.
John w. TichcDell and son Scott, of
near Muddy Creek Hill, came down
Sunday, we suppose either TO see the
widow Cunningham or her daughter.
Miss Laura shaw, an intelligent lit
tie girl of Terra Alta, has been spend
ing a few weeks, visiting at o. Y.
Shaws.
Seek and Ye shall find" is n scrip
tural injunction as old as the bills but
it applies as well TO the man hunting
trouble as it does to anyone else.
Mrs. N. II. Gibson and little son,
Benton are visiting Mrs.
G's. daughter, Mrs. James Davidson, of
Allegheny City, Pa, for few days.
Tucker Martin, of Muddy Creek Hill,
used to come down here often, but
seems of late to have about tuckered
out. We guess it isn't the tuckering
place he thought it was
Rufus Conner Forman, of Crellin.
was to have moved in last week, and
one by one do we see McKinley's pros
perity bringing them home to Mark
| Hanna.
j. NJ Light has been very seriously
i'll at his residence, OF what the Doctors
pronounce diptheria, but he is con-
siderable better at this period and will
soon be able to be around again.
c. T. Feather is at Morgantown,
attending conference. In the name of
ajong suffering public we hope wen
| get change Of doctors OF d .vinity, and
are led to eXclaim; How much longer.
o Lord, how much longer!
We hear that Mr. o. Y. shaw still
continues to take sparring lessons at
! kingwood. altho' we havn't heard that
he was going to meet Fitzsmmons or
Corbett. Success to you, Omer May
| you succeed and here's our ~.
In the voice OF the bard of the suake
reservation, the voice of the threshing
machines are heard in our gold ridden
and eternally busted old country of
ours. Foreman Bros Foreman Il Graz
ham and w n. Bayles are doing.up
the golden garnered grain, for our
people.
We have been studying for several
days which one of the Kloudikes we
would go to-the one in Alaska or the
one in Grant district. But as the one
in Grant seems to be a aure go, and no
doubt striking it rich, with none of the
mountains TO cross, we would rather
| go there.
1t isn't very often that people get
their funeral sermon preached before
they die but we are one Of the lucky
few. Ii we just get to enjoy half the
| blessings that have been called down
upon our head, we won't care whether
McKinley's prosperity comes or not.
! People that couldn't tell newspaper
from a railroad tunnel. or don't know
any more about writing local letter
than a mule does about eternity, get
mad every time they see their name in
| print Twas ever thus. We don't care
where they bury us, or whether they
bury us at all, or not
Yours Surely"
PAssI8 SCRrBBo.
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