West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-10-08
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
Everything is lively in our little town.
Thomas Riggs is again on his pegs and
looking we'll,
John Elliott is erecting a commodious
dwelling on cast end.
Mrs. Ella FraEee was calling at Cranes.
vile during the past week.
Elisha Hartman Of Harelton, will move
to our town In few days.
I, is reported that d. +. Hartman will
| deliver coal to us this seasoa.
Our new bank directors had law suit
durins the past week and lost.
Henry Spindles moved from this place
to Cranesville during the past week.
School begins to day with a large en-.
rollment aud good faculty OF teacher.
There are quite a lot OF Italians camping
at the Y, who are working on the repairs.
John w. Hin OF this place Is working a
crowd oil hands at mason work at King.
wood.
Walker Menifee has discontinued work
In the Erlstmill at this place. His place
will be filed by Ray Smith.
A. G. Ringer who was hustled to the
Oakland court was found not guilty. and Is
calling on friends In this section.
A. ii. jenkins got OF his engine one day
last week and come up In town TO see his
hne baby girl which is the FIRST edition.
Some OF our lads made a flying trip to
Oakland. on Saturday evening and came
back feeling spry enough to fly without
wings
z. v. Fleegle and w. w. Groves has
completed their blacksmith shop in the
east end OF town and are occupying the
same.
Lot Spurgin Is again carving beef Tor us
yet we are sorry to say that there are
agencies In the town Chat would like TO
crush the poor people into servitude.) who
are working against him but II the court
knows herself MIR. Spurgin will come out
unspottcd from the washing.
There are a few chestnu,s coming in to
market and might be great many more
would il not be for so many people posting
their lands and prohibiting the poor people
from gathering them and the land owners
are too busy to gather them themselves 1
can only recollect OF reading in the Bible
where but one man went 10 He'll and he
seemed 10 fail to let poor man feed on the
crumbs that he did not need on his table.
Some say that he gave him the crumbs but
went to Hell because he did not give him
biscuits lie did not even do as we'll as
the dogs since tho dogs came aud licked
the poor mans sores. IL is beginning TO
look like the time Is coming again when the
rich will not be as compassionate as dogs
nor will the poor have the privilege OF dogs
yet there may be a time coming when the
rich will call on the poor for a drop of
compassionate water to cool their tongues.
No one has right to those things that they
can not utilize and In some cases II looks
like little law OF confscatlon would not
be out OF place here In our land OF liberty.
From Another Correspondent.
School commenced Monday with aos
enrolment.
There was carload OF chcsinuts shipped
from here Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Georgia Graham is out again. Her
lie was despaired OF some time ago.
H. G. Mason who is travelling for the
Empire Drill Co, Sundayed at home.
The NJ. T.. People are very sorry that DIR.
Jones was not returned for another year.
We see that offutt and Lskn has two
lady clerks. Miss Annie welch and Miss
Bulah Windel.
Z. l.. Sypolt who had been home with
his family for a week. returned to his work
at ElkIns. Monday.
Rev. A. III. Reese. u. II. Preacher OF
Huntington. came in Monday TO visit few
days with his old friends.
Mrs. Della Dransheld returned from the
Hospital at Cumberland. last week where
she had been for treatment. She Is very
poorly at this time and is not expected to
recover.