West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-06-21
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Correspondence OF the Argus
Mrs. w. II. MeGinnis was on the sick
list last week
Clarke Baylcs was bushes, caller at
the eounty-seat, Monday.
Edward Baylcs of Gladcsyinc. spent
Thursday with his brother CLARK.
Our candidate, now seem 10 remember
that a soft answer secures the votes
Nes,er Dunn was a, Icuox ON special
business, Tuesday aud Wednesday.
Few people would be conceitcd Il they
could only sec themselves as others see
them.
Mrs. Belle Gross aud son, Of Klondykc,
arc visiting her parents, Mir and MIS- $. A..
Dill this week.
James H. Crimes, who is working on the
saw mill ON Bull Run, was spending sun
day at home
Ed. and Winfield Gross, of Klondyke,
were Sundayiug at home with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Gross.
No more weddings yet here, hut Just wait
TIL the moon gets 20 the correct corner Of
the universe, then look out.
Andrew j. Founey, OF Ienox, is spending
few days visiting his relatives aud viewing
the scenes Of his boyhood days.
James Fields Is erecting two.story build.
ing down on Bull Run, and will move his
family and board the saw mill men
Memorial services the Bethlehem church
. last Sunday were a success and particularly
attractive, and a large crowd Of people
present.
Mrs. Emily FairfaN was visiting her sister.
Mrs. Willie Mckinney, and spending some
time with other relatives near Mason,own,
last week
Mrs. Vandelia Bayles was visiting Mr..
aud Mrs. Elisha Mckinney, Monday and
was accompanied home by her mother, Mrs.
Emily Fairfax.
The Telephone Box has been moved from
the Wheeler building into the postoficc,
whore Mr.. aud Mrs Mason Watson will he
the telephone operator
Nj and Mrs. samson Mckinney, Of near
Masontown, were visiting MI and Mrs.
Thomas For,ney, Sunday. They also took
in memorial services at Bethlehem.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wheeler and their
handsome little son Dennis, Of Newburg.
were visiting Mrs Elizabeth Wheeler Tor a
few days, but have returned home.
Peach aud apple trees look as though there
would be n bountiful crop Of fruit. Come
up, Mr.. Editor, and we will go possum
hunting mex, Fall when peaches get ripe.
Nh and Mrs. James Stone and Miss
Hattie Stone, Of near Kngwood, aud quite
a number Of people from Function, at
tended memorial services last Sunday At
Bethlehem.
Mrs. Frank Phillips was taken suddenly
i'll last Monday morning and still remains
very poorly. Her son Nathan is also on
the sick list. Or. Showallcr Is the attend
ing physician.
Here's Tune greeting to you all, dear
readers Of THg ARGUS, and may the roses
shower upon you, and the sweet sunshine Of
the rarest days Of juno, fall ever across your
pathway through life.
Our accommodating merchant William
G.. Cobuu, has vacated the old store building
belonging to Mrs. T.. Wheeler, aud Willie
can now be found smiling behind the counter
IN his handsome new store building
The season has been late and dry and II
will be necessary 10 keep the culuvator on
the move after this rainy spell is over.
Wheat, oats and grass, very short on account
Of severe drouth. Corn. and gardens look-
ing we'll. stock Of all kinds doing fairly
we'll
Deacon Brown. we have good Rcpub-
lean living near us, who ahoni two months
ago subscribed for rng AncD3 Since then
be has shaver oft a lcnycar growth Of beard.
and claims DE feels ten years Younger and
says he will never again support iba Rcpub-
lean parry iu anyway he is now con.
vcrcd into whOlcso Dsmocfat. SO
much Tor Tue ARGUS. Ella Rrr