West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-02-22

Correspond cnce ~ the Ar5rs
We are ne.s 50 tough on scott and bore a.
Morning Star was GA cbris,ian professors
"a aad argind I.enox 5n,w are inclined
10 believe there is some mistake s5,nswh,,e.
sud as an Aeeos Correspondent can, lie. *
mast be mistake 10 the printer. or /, may
be this Morning Star IS raisd By the moon
and has become little "looay'' or Amoon.
eyed@ Ne can't and Won't believe The
good people about Leuo, have gone 10
hard drinking and visiting the sick
J. A. Feathc' sold Cue horse Saturday.
Consideration 500
Our Literary on Friday nigh, was another
success, but too cold for monkeys. In the
absence Of y. o, Feather, one Of the de-
bators, Allen Kelly, OF Crancsrilie. was
substituted on the tobacco size. bat on tab.
ing the platform he confined his remarks to
Daddy Jake Feaihes'shald head, to the
merriment Of The young folks. and the
tobacco side was showed under again.
Ray chidester, Of Deep Hollow, took in
the Literary at Forman Gate Friday night.
The String Baud rendered. some yery fine
music Friday night at Literary.
There was roa degrees difference in the
weather on last Thursday and one yearago.
Mrs. Jas. c Feather, ST., is visiting
friends a, Terra Ala.
Frank Rodeheavcr and wife were visiting
friends at Kingwood astweek.
The sick are all better as Ear as heard
FROM except aunt lena Hartman, who, we
learn, on las, Friday was worse.
a statement in The Journal would have ii
understood tina, THg Ascvs is few and the
Journal many IN this neighborhood for
month or more, We have been getting at
Hayden Arguses and s journals. These
arc the exact figures from the postoffce. and
the Journal Correspondent had better Law
low and saw s,oyc-wood.
Itbecomes our duty to chronicle the sad
termination Of the accident in the death Of
Charles Smith, cx-soldier Of the end West
Va. Regiment. Some time ago while hunt.
ing his gun exploded, driving The breech. pin
into his forehead. Oar doctors were unable
TO remove all foreign matter from The skull
and information of The brain ensecd. Since
February Isl his suffering was intense. but
his end was cslm; his last words, at am
going home" He died Thursday, Feb. X.
at his home. lie was carried to Nit. Carmel
y, d church, where Brother N,stor, the
minister in charge Of GAINESVILLE Circuit
oficia'ed, after which he was laid in the
sisler grave yard.
notwithstanding the intense cold and
binding snow, Mt Carmel church was filed
to its utmost capacity The services were
short, but very impressive. Text: Ist
Samuel 2o-IS. "Tbou shalt be missed for
thy seat will be empty" Subject "The
Vacant scat beautifully and touching por.
trayed-emPty here--flled in the Glory
Land. The choir rendered beautiful soul
stirring bymns-''We shall all be at home
over There, &c
Deceased was in The prime Of life, aged
~ years, months aud IS days lie leaves
a young widow and small child. the eldest
child having preceded him to the "FIome
over There
The beTcaysd have orr sympathy
Brother Neslor has been holding revival
meeting for some time at Mt. Carmel. Two
conversions arc reported,
Miss Fay Hayden wishes to thank the
friends and schoolmales, who sent her
comfortable yaleptine-a fine wool and silk
quilt each square memorial Of childhood.
We learn thai Mrs. Jud Childs died last
night near Wilson, this State. She has
friends and relatives in this section.
OLD HARRY