West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-06-22
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Our srcb are convalc,ccnt.
Our people arc thriving aud indus.
trous.
MIR. and Mrs. ], L, Wotring Jr.. wer,
at Gcoftou, Monday
The St George girls say they did not
have a dry time Thursday evening.
Ella Sanders was calling ON near
aud dear friends here last Sunday.
a crowd OF our young people tool,
dinner at a, Il. sanders sunday.
j. L, Wou ing has purchased new
buggy and w. l. Wotuug Il mower
j. II. Sanders and Charles puph have
been hauling bark for G.. $ Fortney.
MIR, and Mrs. j. u. sander, wore visit.
ing w. c. Moore Saturday and sunday.
Some OF our people attended tho
Chidrcn's Day service at llordestyvnlo.
sunday.
Many OF our farmers are using lime
with good results aud ere long every
one will use &C.
"rhis world along advances. May
the side the sun upon, be all that Ger
shall meet thy glancos,"
Misses Annie Long and Bvssio knapp.
of Lauts Ridge, attended tho social at
w. g. Moore's Saturday evening,
We arc in reach of Rowlcsburg and
Terra Alta and farmers find ready sale
for all kinds of products at fair prices.
This is very wet weather we are hay.
ing and farmers are ver7 sad, because
such weather is detrimental to the
wheat crop In general, crops bid fair
TO be good.
Mrs. w +. Wotring, Mrs. w. c.
Moore, Misses Maud Channels. Salhe
and Alice Lipscomb accompanied by
A. j and May Moore, drove down TO
Cheat Bridge, Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. c.. Moore gave an
| ice cream social on Saturday evening.
| which was much enjoyed by all pres.
ent. Refreshments and games were
enjoyed tin late hour
Our roads are good, the best in the
county and our district is fast coming
To the front and by proper use OF lime
our district will be as good If not the
best in the county.
with the return OF peace prosperity
has returned. We are fast becoming
one OF the most prosperous and en-
Iightened nations on the globe At
this time tho sun never sets on Uncle
Sans possessions.
Ami Teets is working for j. =. Wot
ring, but having attractions at 81
George OF late. expects 90 tako up his
abode there in the near future. We
predict for him smooth channel"
and II swift current.
Misses Sallic and Alice Iipscomb and
Maud Channels, OF Saint George, Tuck.
er county, were visiting friends and
relatives in this section the past week,
returning Tuesday Warm receptions
were given those handsome and accom-
pliahed young ladus while i'm our
midst, especially by some OF tho young
men.
crowd oi our young people took
supper at David DIckson's last Thurs
day evening. Going up was very
pleasant The golden sun kissed the
velvet leaves, the birds crictcts and
locusts sang their songs OF praise to
the happy crowd as They tripped along
the waysidc and sunny meadows But
ala, ! time came 20 return. The thun-
ders roared and tho lightning flashed
aud the rain poured i'm torrents down
ill the whole road was sheet of
water Then come grumbling tones.
harsh words. murmuriugs and gloomy
Ioo's-oh well we will not tell the
rest-ouly the crowd was wet. feathers
laid and muddy shoes Such is ffc. All
this rs OF the pust as half in shade and
half in sunshins.
Mr. Editor, il you will find room i'm
your valuable columns for this we viii
come aVaiu Epfp.tr