West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
Some of our farmers are threshing their
buckwheat
Allen Maus, has gone to Union,own to
visit relatives.
Messrs. Boone and Messenger have com.
Pleted the mason work Of the bridge near
here and have gone back to Kiugwood.
Jacob Nicola sPen, nearly all OF las, week
drilling whoa, for Amos J. Meyer. George
Meyer. Harrison Guthrie and jeremiah
Guthrie.
Mrs. Metheny, wife of Mr.. Iohn Me,heny.
who was taken i'll with typhoid fever three
weeks after her marriage. is now in a
critical condition.
NJ w. Sanders, Miss Lilly Glover. Mrs.
Hannah Glover and Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Meyer, attended the picnic at GAINESVILLE
on Saturday, September S.
We feel very sorry to note the death Of
Miss Jane Smith. the maiden lady who re-.
sided with her nephew Mr.. John Me,heoy.
and who died OF typhoid fever ON wednes.
day morning. September II, and was taken
to Valley Poin, and buried in the cemetery
there the following day.
Some Of the married ladies from near
Hafelton called, on their way to the picnic
at Glade Farms, to see the charming little
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Franklin Deal.
who arrived to beautify their home ON the
Saturday preceding. We tender our con.
CALCULATIONS.
Several of our people attended the picnic
at Glade Farms on Saturday. September s.
The choir furnished excellent music. Rec,-
tations by Misses Ruth Mitchell. Rosy
Barnes and others and speeches by Rev.
Workman, David Cuppet and others, after
which dinner was in order and the many
tables loaded with refreshments presented a
handsome appearance, and we do think The
dinner was the most enjoyable of all.
Thanks to the kind people of that place for
The hearty reception they gave us.
Hazel EvE.
From another correspondent
Our new church is nearing completion.
Cutting corn and buckwheat is the order
of the day.
Mrs. John Metheney is dangerously i'll
with typhoid fever.
Miss Lille Thomas was the guest of Miss
Ne;iie Herring Sunday.
Henry Herring, of Salem. was calling
at VIM. Arthur's Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. c. Arthur were the
guests of f. +. Glover's on las, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. w. Miller and son.
Meloy were visiting at Kingwood recently.
Mrs. IL. Glover and daughter, Miss
Lille Glover attended the picnic at
GAINESVILLE recently.
Rev. Workman preached his last sermon
on Sunday evening at this place for tho
present conference yeaf.
Miss Cora Glover, of Salem. was the
guest Of Misses Lille and Jennie Glover ON
Sunday.
Messrs. Boone and Messenger, have com.
pleted the stone work for the bridge across
i''tue oahuY ana returned home Wc1ncs-
day
Jacob Nicola and son, Stanley, of Bar.
bour county, returned home after a weeks
visit among friends and relatives in this
community.
We are sorry 10 chronicle the death of
Miss Jane smith, which occurred ON last
Wednesday morning, from typhoid fever.
She was buried in the Bruceton cemetery on
Thursday. The funeral services were con.
Quoted by Rev. Workman assisted by Rev.
Idleman.
We noticed an article in The ARGUS of
September 9th, 1900, in reference to "our
worthy miller, John Metheney walking on
his head" The writer of the above quo.
tation must have been msinformed or has
handled the truth too carclessly. | wish TO
say there is not one grain of truth in the
whole assertion, because they have no
children as the writer would have us believe
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