West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-07-28


Squire john Il. Nef, of tins place. for
a basset Of fine apples last week. Our
foreman ate so many of them, that II
was absolutely necessary for him To
sleep with has clothes on for a night or
two.
Supt. III. s Whetseii has been en-
ployed as Principal of the Newbarr
Schools at a salary OF $50 per month
and Miss Ida Marie Spahr. of this place,
is FIRST assistant at $40 per month.
The School will begin the first Monday
in October
The Wardwell children returned to
their home IN Morgantown last FRI
day. They were accompanied by Mrs
Amanda stone who drove thec over
and returned sunday. Also Mrs. w.
X shaffer. who went over for visit
at w. w. Grahams and other places.
Parker Realty was over here last
Saturday with Robert c. Collins. who
had gotten INTO some trouble bv break
ing Gown door out at his father-iu-
laws place and been arrested and com
mitteG 20 Jail. He was bailed out and
retur ned TO Terra Alta that evening.
Miss Emma Brown. OF Fairfax Manor.
has one of the fincst NIgh.- blooming
Cerius plants in this vicinity. 1t had
nine bloom on It at once and three
opened Sunday evening and the others
will come out later and look like they
would all have grand opening at the
same time.
Quite "A jolly crowd from this place.
drove over TO Newburg. Sunday to
visit friends and relatives. They were
Misses Julia and Minnie Murdoch. Miss
Gertie McCarty, of Ironton, Ohio, and
Messrs. Frank Murdoch, Milton and
Young McGiunis. They returned Sun
day evening.
DR. Lon w. Cobun has bought out
DIR. Hundley, of Masontown, and
located there. He takes the Doctors
Office and practice etc, and has ordered
n fine assortment of new drugs and
medicines. DIR. Hund.ey has about
decided TO locate at Ices Ferry and
engage IN the practice of his profession
in that section
We are in receipt of an inyitation
to attend the Twelfth Annual Reunion
of the Brown Family of Wayne county,
Ohio, TO be held in the grove near the
residence OF David Brown, two miles
west of Shreve, Ohio, Sa turday, Au-
gust 18th, 1898. A good program Is
given out of music, recitatiuns. adj
dresses, songs, etc. and feeding"
which. of course. Will be the man
feature of the occasion and we may
attend In order &c Eet one good square
meal, anyhow. Thomas Brown Is the
President and Miss Allie Brown. Sec
rotary of the Association.
The 4th Quarterly Meeting of Pres
ton Circuit Pittsburgh Conferences of
the Evangelical Association. will be
held at Pleasant Dale, Sunday, August
z, beginning Saturday evening at 3 -.
IN. Quarterly Conference will be held
Saturday at $3.50 p IN. IL rs The earnest
desire OF the Pastor that all the mem
bers of Quarterly Conference be present
at this meeting. and a cordial invita-
ton is extended to all to attend the
services over Sabbath.
S. Nj. BAUMGARDNER, p. Il.
IL. ~ clNE, ~.
The lecture TO be given in the Court
House here on Thursday night August
18th, during the week of the Teachers
Institute, by Col. George w. Baiu. OF
Lexington. Kentucky, promises to be
the best ever delivered in the town.
Col. Balm has a national reputation as
an orator and lecturer and is spoken Of
by the press and people Ia the highest
terms everywhere he has been. We
have before MS number of extracts
from papers in different sections of the
Union. all very fattering testimonials.
We have room for but one short one
now from home paper showing how
he stands where he is known best:
Never 10 the history of Lexington
has a speaker more honored, or more
beloved stood upon the lecture plat
form than Col Geo. w. Balm. No peo-
PIE appreciate him more or love him
better than do those OF his own city. -
Lexington tKy.l Leader.