West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-04-19
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Nortcsi,oudcucc of rbc Argus
We &c longing iw ,ac odven, Of ,hc lie.
hghtol sguug days
~. lan's says /, is time to plant corn,
as Che ,red heads" are coming aropnd
We have 40 Ida Jeba s,emple win no, go
swi'hiOg quite So freQueuily a, Carmel
John NJ. S,emple aud John W. S,cmple
aueudsd church a, AT. Carmel las, Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Oliver England. Of wiuiam.
are visiting Ms. Engand's parents, NJ. aud
Mrs. J. w. weuioc.
Graodma Hash is at Amboy, a, ,hc bed.
side OF her daughter MIS-. a. u. Calhoun.
who is IN with pneumonia.
Miss Mel,ina Voting has returned from
William, where she spen, the winter with
he' sister, Mas. Oliver Eogland. and a..
tended school %, ,ha, place.
wm G. White, che contractor Tor the
Keystone Misunderstanding Co, Is he ,ieh,
man Ia the right place. lie is reliable and
energetic. We wish him much success in
his laudabls enterprise
rbc NJ. D. Sunday sehool opoucd ON
Api isS end increases IN interest each
Sabbath II. T.. Harsh is Sup,.. l. X. pu-
mire, Assistant; IT, H. Cot. Secretary:
b. a. IIauser rroasursr
John Slabach, Of nea, Eglou. the ..honey
man. is closiug out hts immense stock Of
bees and making an preparation TO end his
days IN Houston, Texas. Quite number Of
our people bought bees OF him.
J, w. Fauber has purchased 10, In the
Wiles Addition Of North Nlorgau,owu. We
hope no more Of our good people will leave
US. We have now six vacant houses in our
vicinity. We trus, they will NO, be vacant
long,
Miss Ida smith, who speu, the winter
with her cousin. Dr. c. n. Maxwell, OF
Carmel, spent ten days visiting att. w.
'Wouing aud At Limestone, Tucker county.
She returned TO her home in Petersburg. w.
Va, April i2,h
Uncle George lIauscr, who has been in
disposed during the winter with kidney
ooblc is able, we are glad to note, to be
on, buying sheep. lie and Frank Marshall,
of pobbiu, w. Va, bought thirty.scven head
of fine sheep Of Peter Wotrug, Of Lau,s
Ridge, at IS per head,
We have 90 record the passing from Garth
10 wider sphere of usefulness Mrs. Anna
Wouing, who died Of old age, April 9th,
1900, at 3 o'clock p. m. She was born OCT.
II, 1905 and was 81 yrs. mo. and 20 days
old. The funeral services were held Apul
10, at p. M, at the Siemple Ridge church,
and were conducted by the NJ. f. pastor Of
this charge, Rev. in Koch. llcr maiden
name was Anna Snyder. Her fms, husband
was Joseph Bishon, Of Fellowsyine, After
his death she married Uuclc John G.. Wot-
| ring, of this place aud survived him - years.
She was laid 10 rest by his side in the Stem.
/ pie Ridge cemetery. She has two sons m
| Kansas, daughter Ohio aud one in Eel.
lowsville Mrs. Samuel Zmn. She was a
/ sister 90 aVn, Katie Bishon, Of Albughtsyille,
and has many relatives in Preston county.
She joined the NJ T.. church ia her early
girlhood. We do not know " hat heaven is
Ike but we have right to assume that
those qualities Of heart and mind that we
are commanded 20 cultivate here will, under
| perfect direction, find wider scope and more
ample employment in the hereafter. We
rejoice that our Aunt was spared the period
of decrepuude that usually falls 10 the aged.
She was always busy with her needle and
there ere bat few people in our community
but that have quilt she pieced, aud her
memory will live a long time, for she was a
fine example of The christian lady and a
visit with her was an incentive to the ways
| that lead upward.
As lhis is our ast effort. wc will close and
heartily wish the editor and the many readers
OF The ARGUS a joyous Easter,ide
BoURGEoI.