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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
RofIR.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
We are having plenty OF mud at This
writing
Calvin Rohr was visiting E. c. Glbson's
sunday
Bell Dowas Is making her home at p, E.
Smons.
Samuel EVERY is making business sell.
ms fruit trees
Miss Luna shaHer is staying with her
brother Harvey.
Ciaud Blaney was calling on l. j. Bianey's
of Bull Run. sunday.
III. Taylor who has been sick for some
time is better at this writing.
Tart Everly had the misfortune OF falling
one day last week and breaking his thumb
Ray Rohr and Dave White made bust.
ness trip TO Morganiown one day last
week
We are sorry to report the accident
Rennie Shaffer met with few days ago.
Rennie was working on the Taylor saw.
mill. While moving abou, the mill. he
became dizzy and fell, being caught In the
machinery. He received several cuts and
bruises. one large cash being cut above
his eye. His right hand and arm being
badly mangled. DR.. Hundley of Brets.
dressed the wounds which were very pain
ful.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
SANDY BOTTOM .

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. squires, a
iiae baby glfl
Rev. s. r. Hswiey is conducting a series
Of meetings at Mt. Vernon.
Ernes, conley OF Function, was in this
vicinity for short time las, Sunday.
Mrs. f. J. Helms has moved from the
Erwin property TO the ZeigIer house near s..
P. IIawIey's
There will be preaching at the Bethlehem
church Sunday, March 18th, at $50 p. m. 4,
by Rev. d c. Jones Of Rcedsyille.
J. squires is putting up telephone
line from bis house 70 the main line on the
KioRwood and Mofgan,own pike. near the
Cool Spring.
A iil,le child Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
i Lemon died Lass Thursday morning and
was buried In the Forlney graveyard on
Saturday evening below the Bethlehem
church
We are glad 10 say the,s are no cases Of the
Italy i've day itch So our neighborhood
While i' has been raging In other sections
Of the country, We have escaped The loath-
some disease
Eli PERKINS.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
GLApEsvrLLr
spondcnt OF The Argus.

Correspondent OF The Argus.
Miss Kate Shahan of Tunnelton, is visit.
ing her many friends in this community.
Miss Gail Sapp Of Washington, ID. c.
who was visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
Is. +. Sapp, has returned TO the city.
Rev. +. b. sapp preached a, this place
on Saturday and Sunday and on Tuesday
took his departure for Indiana.
Jacob KEGS is moving 10 the farm Of ].
Guseman near this place. J. c. Englehar,
will move into the house vacated by KEGS.
Rev. Cruikshank has been confined to his
bed for several weeks with rheumatism bu,
is reported little better at this writing and
his many friends hope for his speedy
recovery
There was very pleasant surprise party
at zeph MecoyS on the a7ih, the birthday
anniversary Of Mrs. Mccoy. She was made
the recipient of many handsome presents by
her many friends Of this community.
Married at the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. Rev. c. r. cruikshank, ON
February a3rd, Joseph w Bixlcr Of Ring
gold. MonongaIla county, and Miss Martha
l.. Fairfax Of near Reedsvllc, this county.
Also on February asth a, the residence Of
Rev. Joseph !. Tinsdall of Moreantown,
George Wade Of Monongalia county, and
Miss Mary L. Brewer Of GladesviIle. We
wish the happy couples long life aud 10y.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
THE KlSewoop ARMoRY.
Now Being Used by Company g. Some
Coming Attractions.

The new Afmory and Opera House il
almos, ready for service and Is In use by
Company G.. Of the Guards, as they moved
In las, Saturday and took possession aud
drilled that night and last night. The
building has not been painted yet, owing TO
the weather, and the chairs, curtains and
stage scenery have not arrived, although the
ohaits were shipped February Ia,h. and the
curtains aud scenery are expected from New
York this week and ms soon as this stuff
arrives aud is placed in position, plays can
be given. In the meantime the military
company can use the building anyhow bud
will drill twice week tor the inspection
that takes place next month when officers
from the Regular Army wilt be here to In
speei the Company.
A play is scheduled for Saturday night,
March 10Th, when one of the best troupes
ON the road will be here. The performance
is called Legally Dead" and is said 10 Be-
one of the best shows on the road. There
are twelve performers In the company aud
they are billed for Swisher's Opera House
at Morgan,own. Mr.. Swisher says 1, Is one
of the best plays ever given there. We will
give further particulars next week. The
officers Of the guard are talking of giving n
BIC Easter bali to formally open the
Armory.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
FAR JorrINGs

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Bruce Deal has been working for Elihn
Miller.
Walter spiker IS sick a, his fathers near
here.
Gay Guseman has been on the sick list
the past week
Geo T.. Spiker was at Florence last
Friday calling on friends.
Samuel Meyers OF near Ha1elton. was In
our community last week
John O. and s Frank Kelly we're at
Kingwood on business last week.
Ed Frankhouser Of Bruceton, accompani.
ed Dr. Nedrow here last Saturday
Freeman Kelly Of Dority. was visiting
friends here Saturday aud Sunday.
Little Paul Kelly has been very sick the
pest week but better at this writing
Miss Alice Guseman expects TO close her
school here Saturday March the rsth.
Billy Francis has moved again and taken
up his abode in Fletcher smiths home
near Cuzzart
Miss Rosa Nieman who las been In Pits
burg forsome time was calling on relatives
here last week,
Las Goodwin. wife and son OF Valley
Point were calling on Emory Cupp and
wife near here last sunday
David Mason who has been at his home
at Alton the past week on account Of The
death OF his mother returned Saturday
evening 10 resume his teaching az Cherry
Grove Monday.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
NORTH AVENUE


Correspondence Of he Argus.
Jim Burke Is working for John Mckay.
This leaves our folks enjoying good
health
Oar snow has lefi us and brought muddy
roads IN place.
w {. Falkner was calling on friends
here one day last week
Mrs. Deiola vansickle IS working for Mrs.
Mitchell Of Glade Farms.
Mrs. Ollie Bartholomew has been visiting
home folks Tor some time
e. T VanSickle was attending court al
Oakland few days last week
], II. Conway has been hauling ties to
Friendsville Tor John Mckay.
Mr. Hough is going to give lecture at
North Avenue Tuesday night.
Quite a lot OF our folks attended quarterly
meeting At Hazclton sunday.
George vanSickIe OF North Avenue. has
his new dwelling almost completed.
Misses Bernice and calIe vansickIe
we're visiting Hazelton friends Saturday
and sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rodeheayor OF Irona
were calling on friends OF this community
few days ago
Some Of our folks attended the last night
Of school az Sturgeon Friday nigh. and
reported a good time.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
Evangelist Hathaway

VIII be here Saturday The revival al
Warrington is the greatest that CITY has
ever experienced lie was expected Thurs.
day but will be here Saturday sure.
The following Is what the Mauninelon
Record has 70 say Of his work there.
Rev. ]. H. Hathaway had large audience
~ the revival services IN the NJ II. Church
last night lie spoke most entertaingneiy
On the subject Of "Quaca Doctors and the
dtherent kinds ofbealing. The Rev Hafha
way reputation as an evangelist which
preceded his coming TO this city, strong as
u was. Is declared 10 have been an
underestimate Of his rare qualifications.
lie - doing wonderfully efficient here
Thirteen seekers went forward last week.
he willpTcach Sunday morning and even.
ing Rev Anderson having been away.
Ills subject In the evening will be wild
Oats
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
Grant District Teachers Institute.

The Gran, District Teachers Ins,ltut,
was held in the school house att Brucelor
Mill, February 40, 1904. Owing to the in
clemency Of the weather and various othe,
reasons, but few Of the teachers came IL
time for the afternoons part of the program
aud no afternoon session was held. But th.
evening session was well attended aud hall
the teachers in Grant were present. Tn.
following program was rendered:
Music--Ameriea.
Reoiia:ion--Sarah A. Barnes.
Music--The Schcolhouse on the Hill.
Essay--Shusie Guthrie.
oration--courIship and Marriage--c. X.
Wolfe.
Excellent minute talks were made b,
several present.
Music--The Yves, Virginia Hills.
Dcbate--Resolved, that the Board oil
Education of Grant Dislrc, should furnish
free text books. Affirmative. ID. r. Scott
and Rev. Jeremiah Thomas. Negative, c.
X. Wolfe and Maurice vsnSiekle.
Music--Iielp II on.
Adjournment.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
a NARROW ESCAPE
nas q. Il Dawson Attic Peniienuary--
Taken for an Escaped Convict While
ON the Roof

From The Wheeling intelligencer.
While examining the roof of the cell build.
Ing Saturday night, Captain c. G. Dawson.
Of the peni,en,iary. was mistaken for con.
vic, who was trying to escape aud was made
target for several shots by Night Guard
John Frey. Five shots were fred by the
excited guard aud the bullets whistled un-
comfortably near the captain. ba, fortunately
none Of them touched him else tragedy
might have been recorded.
Aboa, 1880 Saturday night. Guard Nc
Gee, of the moth hall. noticed a piece Of
ples,ering fall from the ceiling Looking
up he saw light ,winkiing in the attic.
something 50 unusual that he notified the
other guards aboo, the place. aud I, soon
was learned that eonvlc, was trying TO
escape. lie was found IN the attic and was
soon dragged back and placed in cell
The man was Geosge Suit. who has served
about thee yeas Of an eleven year sentence
imposed by the U. s. district court Of
eastern Virginia for shooting deputy
United States marshal. Sui, occupied a
cell In the third tier. lie secured saws in
some manner unknown aud cut two bars
GU, OF his cell. lie then climbed up on top
OF the cells and was preparing to Gu, hole
through the roof when captured. lie had a
rope 10 let himself down on the outside, a
Ratchet, three knives and several saws
which he had secreted in his cell.
When the alarm was given Captain Daw.
son went out on the root Of the building.
Night relief guard Frey was IN the hospital
and as the captains form was silhoue,,ed
aeeinsi the sky the guard though, he was
the eonvic, aud commanded him to halt.
The captain did not know the command
was intended for him aud paid no auenuon
TO Il, whereupon Frey opened fire with his
Smith and wesson
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03


corrcsrondeooe OF the Argus
Miss Era Smith spent Friday With III,
Misses Craig.
Misses Carrie and Jessie Stone entertained
few Of her friends Saturday evening. :
Miss Minnie Mask speut Saturday sad
Sunday with her friend. Nora E. Craig.
Douglas Stanton. of Keyser. and ]. Fox
OF Ciarksburg, spent from Saturday until
Monday with their fair sex.
Mrs. +. 4. Jonescn returned to her home
in Parkessburg Saturday. She was accom-.
panied 10y her brother, Atn,hur c. Gnbble.
Mrs Lsoia Brown and Mrs. Rufus
Rodehesver and ch,ld,en. Of Tunnel,ou,
spen. Sunday the guests of their sister. Mrs.
Mareeilus Stone.
Allen Rodeheases has purchased the
Elisha Stoue fa,m recently owned by n.
ID. Savage. We give Mr.. snd Mis-. Rode.
HEAVIER hearty welcome.
Miss h. Johnson len Saturday for Enter.
prise We are very sorry to see her GO, as
80 ''"' h~''No 4htS hummer VI friends
during het short stay here.
Quite namber Of injune,ious have been
served upon our people at this place and
giving notice to stay Off the Company's
land. Que Of the boys says Leap Year is
in his favor in that his girl can. come and
see him now for change.
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. A. Wakefield enter.
,aineda few Of their many friends wednes.
day evening in honor Of Miss Nora T..
Craig. The evening was spent very pleas
antly with Finch md many other games.
with music, until abcu, II O'Clock, when
refreshments were served in abundance.
Those present were Mt. and Mrs. Wakefield,
Mcssrs. Frank Gribble, Thos Griffith.
Chas. Albright, Homer Davis, Walter
Hartman, Harry Kindle. Herbert Beveridge,
Lionel Wakefield. Lowell Albright, George
Beyeridge, Bennie Wakefield, Arthur c.
GnbbIe and Misses Mollie Griffith, Della
Wakefield, Susan Albright. Florence
Griffith, Nora Albright. Nora Craig and
Miss Johnson.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03
SARAH A. BARNES. Secretary.
another Baby"

Tannsitoo, W. Va, Feb. az. 1904.
J. SlidelI Brown.
Dear Sif:--My subscription having ex-
pired MSrch rst, you can discontinue send
ing II Another baby in sympathy with
strikers. Yours,
GRANVILLE McGNNIs.
lMr. McGinnis IS right about his paper
having expired March ISL, bu, !, vas Mach
4, 1903, and he owes Us for one years
subscription which he should pay up before
ordering his paper stopped with snch a
flourish The tab on bis paper shows him
every week just where he is paid4o and IL
shows very plainly "Mar. ). o." lie
therefore owes US sI.So which he will please
remit before Dragging too much aI,ou, being
''anoiher baby. "--EDIroR ARGUS
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-03-03

VI The Country Correspondence that
Brings Premature Grey Hairs 70
the Head OF the Rural Editor.


i~to news tctcr 20 inc August
IL has ben some lime since have written
to the srgaest will give yoaa few items
war broke ia indian valley an the first battle
was fought at fairfax ford the "a % fehnsry
an diden Clos Till the AZ Saiuary day in
front of been brown ON Haywood Street
Connrod huffman is keeping bording hoase
on tunnel hill meals serve dsy an night
miss martha Shron, vas visiting mr. poke
Sionebrakers Ssiuary an Sunday in indian
vaily Il is talked of Of john peters advertised
his daughter molly who has dwoue for her
selte ever since her mother died Just on che
Count Of Of young frank huffman who left
his wife an is STANG with peters mr. peters
had heser keep his youngest daughter at
home in stead of driving her Of from home
having her running from house to house
they ought is-he something done with The
girl for they wont keep her at home Il this
don't 6nd the vast basket will Com again
little jimmy
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PHEASANT DALE

Correspondence Of The Argus.
Miss Emma Chidester. who has been sick,
Is much improved.
Our school is progressing nicely with Mr.
Ollie Ticket as teacher.
Erastus squires Of Reedsyille. was visiting
at 1. N. Fcrman's last week.
Our farmers are busy getting out lime and
preparing TO burn their lime kilns.
Misses Eula and Anna Menefee were call.
ing on Miss Emma Chidesier last week.
Mrs. George w. White has returned from
Austen where she had been visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Reed Welsh Of Albr.eb,s,
nre spending some time at MIR. NJ. +. Pell's.
Miss vernie Carroll returned from Iowa
last week where she had spent the winter
with her brolhets
Ilamond Garner, our young photographer,
has been taking pictures in our community
aud is doing good work
MIS-. s. w. letters and son John Of Nor.
gantown, and Mrs. Frank Menefee of Mas.
cnlown, were visiting at a. w. chidesler's
last Sunday.
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Report 81 White Dale school ,--Ponland
district, for The fourth month ending Feb.
1oth, r. e. Martin sesehcr Number Of
pupils enrolled boys 10, girls ~, total ~;
average daily attendance boys 9, girls 10
total 70; per cent Of daily attendance boys
9s. girls 81, total %. Those not absent,
Jesse Jackson. Arch and Roland whitehall.
abraham and Homer Slrawser. Edgar Fee.
land. Willie Beatty. Mipue AVID Nancy
whitebeif, Nofs. Martha, Ieoia and Neri
tike, Fern ffceland Irssfecs patrons
and Al Who arc interested in school work
are eordially iayi,ed to visit The school and
examine our work.
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Correspondence Of The Argus.
Joseph Miller Is able to be on, again.
Several teams are hauling gain for r. S.
Brown
We noticed chas Formsn ia our vicinity
sunday.
Snow ara ice lave given tbei, places to
rain aud mud
J. K. Michael was visiting friends near
Herring Sunday
Mrs Dean Is no better There h little
hope for her recovery.
WIN. Reed was business caller AZ Nor.
ganiown one day last week
VIII Thomas was a, MoreantoWn. satnr
day, and says D.. bad fine time.
The carpenters have resumed work agsin
and aie making music will the saw and
hammer
Frank l'nn Of Iiap's Chapel, was here
one day last week. Whro asked why re-
looked 50 ssd. Be replied ',rhe va, ,has
boy does cry is enooeh 70 make anyone
sad7