West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-09-08
Fellowsville
SPECIAL correspondence OF raE ARauS
Jas Hamilton. Of Dent was in tow
last week.

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Jas Royce, who had his toe cut some
time ago, is slowly improving.
John Lynch, who has been sick and
confined to his home is out again.
Fullerton Ford aud Marquess Knight,
OF Austin, were in town last week.
VIII Smith, who has beer suffering
with some kind OF back trouble. is out
Geo Robinson aud hts little sou, Gail.
OF kingwood, dropped in town Monday.
Mlt Shafrer. otBird's Creek. was a
caller on DIR. III. Longstreeth SUNDAY.
Tho Misses Kuot,s, also we,,lcv.
drove to Evansville, SUNDAY afternoon.
Jas Crouse M Mrs. VIM. Corbin
ret"rned from Grafton Monday even.
ing.
DR.. III. Longstreeth and John smith
made a dying trip to Grafton last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. T. Kercheyal Mt
tended the funeral OF Harrison Gordon
Sunday.
Westley and Miss Ida Loughridge
spent Sunday the guests of friends near
Scotch Hill.
Messrs w. A Watson and J.. +.
Michael, NJ D., ATTENDED the conyen.
ton at Keyser.
Miss Maude Watson, of Masontown,
in tho yuost ~ hor anal. -, -
and Mrs w. A Watson.
Mine host w. Il. stafford. has inn.
proved the looks of his lawn by having
a "hv-proof" fence put around il.
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Watson and
family, also Miss Maude Watson. re.
turned from camp-meeting Monday.
Mrs. Harry Kercheval left Thursday
for her new nome at Horton. Ira
Stafford drove her through the coun.
try.
West Loughridge, who has been
away for some weeks. canvassing from
keyser to Grafton. returned home last
week.
Miss Ethel Larew, of the West End
passed through for her home from Wis.,
ting grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn, near here.
John Lynch, the Knight of the
Brush, eft Monday morning for
TOWNSVILLE To do Il contract OF painting
for Vincent Cooke.
Mr.. and Mrs, folly Stafford, who have
been visiting parents here for a few
days, returned To their home at Being
ton Monday morning
Miss Maude Watson and Matte
Robinson were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. =. II Sterling at Chestnut Ridge
Wednesday afternoon.
Harrison Gordon, son OF win Cor
don, died Friday of typhoid fever on
York Rum. Buried Sunday. He was
about tventy years OF age.
Chas. Boke and Willis Ruggles, OF
near Iunnelton, arc getting out stone
for our new bridge here. The boys
know their business all o. X.
IL. f Wood ward, Philip Knots.
Qninter Reed, w. Il. Rutherford and
Philip Wolf attended a convention at
Grafton Odd you hear of it?)
Mr. and Mira. j. W.Robinson and Mr..
Link Wolf spent Sunday the quests OF
Mrs Fanny Lazelle Mt York RI n. Mrs
Lalelle is from Morgantown and ut ,be
present she is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Poulston. York RIM.
a very merry party of ads and las
sizes drove to Evansville THURSDAY
evening. They were. viz Misse.
Matte Robinson, Lizzie Stafford. Maud
and Ida Watson. and Messrs. Il. f., and
T.. w. Watson.
Last Sunday, a week since. a mart,
from Grafton drove up the mountain
On coming back they took supper will
j. w. Robinson. The party was com
posed OF, VIZ: Ad Young and Ms.
Clark. Stephen Jenkins an1 M.i
Brown.
Poor Congressman Dayton.
IL Is SAID he IL all a shaken
And IL we're not mistaken
lie will this fall be ~forsalsen.
John McGraw the man for all.
VIII have Day ton under this fail:
lie is the worse beat man you ever "a v,
Constable John Devall aud Loni.
Bare OF Tunnelton. we're in town 1,
serve an execution on ore. WIN. CDrbiu
for the sum OF sl8 90 for some cider Mr
Cor IN had purchased OF Bare thre,
years ago. The officer levied upon tb,
buggy Of said Cor Din and he scheduled
lie made oath that he was a HUSBAND
and supported a wife. which is not Tn,
case' as he has not spoke 20 his VIII,
for three years and she does not pe.
one cent Of his pension, which is soo.O o,
per quaFter.
KNOTT ARGUS.
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