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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

(OFFICIAL) DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington. ID. c.. June IL, 19O4.-Informati, on
has been received at this department from Mr.
Philip Carroll. the consul OF the United States at
Agusscalientes. Mex, of the death the 22d Of
May. 1904 at Aguascalientes, OF $. q. Humphreys
AT American citizen. The legal representatives Of
the deceased obtain further Information Ly
applying to this department. Per dispatch No. 49,
Dated June O. 1904 1t
OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF THE DIS
trict Of columbia Washington. June 3, 1901
Notice is hereby given that the 30th day Of
June 1904 all licenses granted by the District OF
Columbia to the proprietors OF hacks, coaches
omnibuses, carriages. wagons autovehicles and
all other vehicles for the transportati ton Of
gers for hire will expire (steam and street rail-
ways excepted; also those licenses issued to pr-
vate banks md bankers general brokers' note
brokers. etc. The above named licenses must be
promptly renewed by all persons desiring to con-
tinue In business after That date. ii. II. OAR
NELLIE, Assessor. ID. c. 1e7-6t
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES: NO EXTRACTING
no pain: feel, act and last longer than natura
teeth Hhrunkcn faces made nnrmal. Palnicel
6lling. DR.. J. L WILSON. Los o. NJ.
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FOX REM
l445 s Cap 5r, b.. SIG. 80 725 7th sw 5r b. Is so
10Th Sc, 5r. b. Ii. 30 727 18th sw 5r b. 10 so
7ls 9TH sw ar. b.. .13 so 700 II sw. 5r b. 30 90
THE PHILLIPS COMPANY. $50 41a st. NV.
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On the NORTH SIDE of one Of the
FINEST STREETS In the NORTHWEST,
WEST OF 10TH St. The house is 81
FEET FRONT: PRESS BRICK front
THREE stories; two baths; ELEVEN
rooms. STABLE in rear: room for
FOUR HORSES and FOUR CARRIAGES
Large yard between. OWNER, giving
up his RESIDENCE In Washington, is
VERY ANXIOUS to get an OFFER
This is rare OPPORTUNITY to buy
FINE HOME or INVESTMENT. Take
advantage Of this opportunity.
B. II. WARMER COMPANY,
ie11-2t Q16 H OF m w
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

FOR RENT ROOMS, BATH: AWNINGS
screens, telephone roof garden elevator: high
ground very cool; excellent iocn ton. To subet
for summer at bargain II taken quick. Janitor.
The Berkshire, 1412 Chaplin st. je13-3t
FOR RENT-ROOMY APARTMENTS - DON'T
seut yourself up in little. stuny rooms In some
or the larger apartments when you can get rooms
twice as large for half the money in select two
family dwellings.
Look at these-large light airy. healthful.
ALL HAVE PORCHES AND YARDS.
145S Chaplin st., six rooms, bath. attic and
cellar. 5000.
1850 Chaplin ST.. nve rooms. bath and Gel
lar. $3.50.
28- D 80 and "a Seaton st. NV. six rooms.
bath. attic, cellar. 500 so and So. 80.
1416 rs % p "a % d 30 T st. east. six rooms.
bath. cellar. attic. each. S26 so and $25 80.
1309-I1 LIST St NV. FIVE and six rooms. baths,
cellars. attics. beautifully decorated within walk
ing distance Of the departments rent, $3.50 and
$3.50.
18th and Lamar sts.. Mt Pleasant. upper and
lower apartments. five and six rooms baths and
cellars: $25. so and So. 80.
STONE K FAIRFAX,
It SO4-SO6-S0S + st. n
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED FLAT OF ROOMS;
modern improve nents; TO responsible parties hav-
ing good reference. no children, for months, S2S
per month. Apply after pm. 222i + St NV,
Flat 81 jp1O-Sts
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BOARDING.

ROBINSON" 1902 ilTH ST. N.w.-MEALs AT
all hours: everything In season. Dinner all day
Sundays and holidays. mySf-0
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-AT SPECULATIVE PRICES-LOTS
IS to 20 inclusive. in square 1855. adjoining Lin.
coin Park; lots have a frontage on st. and
North Carolina ave Of from Fl It. in to % IT.
8 in, with uniform depth OF 143 It; fine open
outlook. II taken ct once can be had at low price
G st. W. jel3-3t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

| FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-BY OWNERS.
Our houses have style. an Individuality,
$3.50
| Biggest values In the NV.
Randolph ST. bet. n. Cap. and First
eTesy aay and nigS1 e1esRt psay
| FOR SALF-S5 5O0-PREMIsES ga nth ST NE.
6 rooms and porcelain bath; stationary wash
stand pressed-brick. bay window front: cellar
ITO feet Az inches in depth. Inquire Of OWNER,
| on premises. je13.15.1s-3t'
| FOR SALE
Inyestment-EIGHT HOUSES in the
SOUTHWEST. paying 1919 NET. Lo-
Price. $1,000. Owner win consider Offer.
B.H. WARNER COMPANY.
je11-2t GIG st. NV.
FOR sALE-AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
n Two properties sa on North Capitol st.
Rent Tor S saS Re- n0 AVE s sIase' 1880
Two frame houses; rooms and bath; lots 2ox-
Can be sold for 1850.
500 cash. Ba alsSfs sssy % Walk payments
The Oval Sign. delI-tf-1O) 1872 G.
,. No 81 18th st, ne: new 2,toy and celia,
'~n line 0'eA FRANK FRA tfcs XVII us Go sale
5e1l-3t 1906 Pa. ave.
FOR sALE-A GOOD HOUSE OF II ROOMS AND
s. NV: Only $500 t GRACE NJ p: THo%As'
Corcoran bldg. tel1-3t'
FOR sALE-A FINE DWELLING. WITH STABLE,
M and bath the
hardwood finish; all in good order; large coal
HAS % as on floor end
month; situated on the corner Of alley on of
the best avenues In the northwest near business
nOW f0r
at a cost largely above price asked answers
will be made to telephone inquiries: house will
only be shown to those am assured mean bust
je11-st GEO. W. LINKINs. 800 10th ST. NV
FOR SALE
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOUSE. MASS
AVE. EXTENDED. 25x1OO; stone and
brick; stories; fourteen rooms; steam
beat; three baths; Kitchen hen, on first floor.
% oFFER. ACCEPT ANY REASONABLE
B. H. WARNER COMPANY.
Je)1-2t 916 F ST. NV.
! FOR SAI.E-REDUCFD TO 1880
3-story house
in BlOomingdale
rooms. tiled bath.
Built to sell for $4,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
je11-3t S0+ S06-S0S st. NV.
FOR SALE-DO YOU LIKE GOOD LOCATION
high and healthy? Look at those handsome new
3-story houses on Columbia road near 18th. GO
1862; 10 rooms: TWO 2) BATHS REDUCED
TO $1,000. STONE FAIRFAX.
je11-3t SOl- SO6 sos F st. NV.
FOR sALE-wONDERFUL BARGAIN
$4,000 buys $500 house
On THE HEIGHTS bet. 18th and 14th,
1923 HOLMEAD AVE. Handsome round bay
window brick.
IL ROOMS ROOMS DEEP.
Constructed by one of very best builders.
If YOU'RE LOOKING TO BUY A BARGAIN
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
je111Ot sO4-sO6-SOs F st. NV.
FOR sALE-REDUCED TO $500.
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER
1927 18th ST., few steps from the terminus
of the Conn ave. car line. Lovely location.
WELL CONSTRUCTED.
Parlor, library, dining room. pantry and kitchen
on LIST floor; 6 bed rooms; MAGNIFICENT TILED
BATH: STEAM HEAT; lot 27x93 WELL
WORTH $4,000. A few steps from Conn. ave-
cars.
STONE FAIRFAX. so4 soe-s sos st. NV.
je113t
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PROPOSALS.

RATTONs FOR UNITED STATES MARINE
Corps .HesdauaTters u 5; Marine Corps; ous Gt
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. will he received in
this office ,u until NOON On 5mSE TWEST ,ar
| furnishing ratons at Portsmouth. \. H; Boston.
Mass station L. ri Iona Island
napolis. Md; Washington. ID: C.: Norfolk. Va:
Charleston. $. c.. Port Royal; 5; c.; Dry Tor'usas.
ending June 80. 1905 Proposal blanks and other
| Information can be obtained upon application to
| this office, the Assistant QuRrtermaster. U. =.
Marine Corps, 100 South Broad St. philadelphia,
Pa, and from post quartermasters or commanding
This office reserves the right to reject sll
bids and to waive informalities Bids from reg
| DENNY, Colonel, Quartermaster, U. y: Marine
Corps. 1el3l
EXECUTIVE OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District of Columbia. Washington. June II.
once Once until ti'T TWO 1CIock PM MONDAY. June
manure which may accumulate at the various
CINE and truck houses in the District Of Columbia
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1898. Con
diraons of proposal and all information may be Obj
tanned at the Office OF the Chief Engineer of the
HENRY l.. WEST. JOHN BIDDLE Commisso srs
Of the District of Columbia. te13jt
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF En-
fee f'e' until 1H'; Tw6 fM THURSDAY. JUNE TWES-
interior Of main building Of g. s Barea" u En
craving and Printing, and for work Incident tLere
formation will be furnished application wM
NJ. MEREDITH Director of Bureau jeli.i3&i5
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
Supervising Architect, Washington. ID. C., June y.
l904-SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received at
this office until o'clock pm. the 18th day Of
June, 1894, and then opened, for the construction
of mechanical equipment and fixtures In and
remodelng of the laboratory of the Supervising
Architect In the q. 3. Treasury Building WASH
ington, ID. c., in accordance with drawings and
specification. copies OF which may be had at this
Office, at the discretion Of the Supervising Archi-
tect. JAMES KNOX TAYLOR, Supervising Archi-
tect. JelO-f w-6t
o. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON BAR
racks ID. c.. June 0, l304.-Seaed proposals VIII
be received here until noon, July o. 1901 and then
publicly opened, for dark blue Indiana limestone
Tor Army War College building. Informa ton fur
nshed on application. JOHN STEPHEN SEwEIL.
Capt Ehgrs Je9i0l1.l3.jy7,S
GENERAL DEPOT OF THE QUARTERMAs-
TIERS DEPARTMENT Washington, d. c. May
49, 19O4.-Sealed proposals. in triplicate. will be
received at this once until TWO O'CLOCK I'm,
WEDNESDAY. JUNE FIFTEENTH. 1904, and
then opened. for furnishing and delivering Fuel
and Mineral OIL at Washington Barracks and
Washington city. d. c.; Forts Myer and Hunt,
Va and Fort Washington. Nd, during fiscal year
commencing July 1. 1904. Blank forms. with in
structons for making proposals.. and further infor-
nation will be furnished intending bidders ap-
plication to this Office. Envelopes containing pro-
posals must be marked Proposals for Fuel Ior
OiD," and addressed to Captain A w. BUTT,
Ousrtermaster. u. 8. Army. In charge OF Depot.
myl6 II. Is. 9.je13&14
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PALMISTRY.

HAVE YOUR HAND READ BY NINE. RITA,
the worlds greatest palmist and astrologist, now
holding receptions at 723 9th ct. NV. Fee. 26c.
and SOC. apz1-62ts
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FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR D. c. PROP
erty, a modern cottage at Laurel, containing 8
rooms and bath room; AMI; electric lights;
city water; electric and steam railroad service.
For plans and Information see JAY c. HOWELL,
407 Colorado bldg. je1l-tt
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PLEASANT DALE.

Correspondence of the Argus.
As we have not seen anything from this
section we will give you a few items
Our farmers are busy tending corn and
sowing buckwheai
Charley Forman was calling on friends
at Masontowu. Sundsy. Keep on the watch
Charley OF you may have to walk home
next time
Mr. and Mrs Lemeu Stone aud nephew
Harry Of Kingwood were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Troy Stone Thursday and Friday Of
last week.
Geo. w. White was calling on Jos w.
Feather OF Herring Sunday.
John Methcney was calling on his brother
Francis Monday Of last week
Mrs Alfred Chichester and daughter
Anna letters we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Garner Friday.
We are having a very successful Sunday
School. with Thomas Garner as superinten.
dent.
Mrs. Anna LETTERS and son Johnny. who
have been visiting the parental roof the past
week, returned to their home in Morgan.
town Sunday accompanied by her sister
Emma Chidester
Oscar Ridenour was al Kingwood MOVING
his brother Walter Monday
Clark Carroll Is our champion cherry
picker as he has picked one hundred and
thirty FIVE gallon for home use
Rev Northy will preach at the Dale
Church az 10 80 a.. m Rev Garnes at s.so
p. m sunday July ~.
Messrs 4 y. Bower, l. N. Forman. Nv.
Ridenour q. a. Ridenonr and Troy J.
Stone and families attended Camp Meeting
OF the colored folks az Kingwood last Sun
day.
We are so glad to see the ex.suporintend
onrs taking such an interest IN sunday
School
The good people Of this place viii hold a
festival al the church Saturday evening
July a3. All are cordially invited to come
ifthis doesn't kin the Office goat we ma
come again.
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LegCutO on

Bruceton Mills, w. Va, July ", 1904.
Editor of Argus:-wiIIiam Yease, living
one mile east Of Buceion Mills, met with a
very serious accident on Wednesday after
noon, July 18th, while moving with
machine, his horses became vicious and he
was thrown in front Of the cutting bar and
his right leg was cut through both bones
above the anklei the arteries we're severed
and the muscles torn in pieces AZ o'clock
that afternoon Dr., &. W. Richards Of Bruce
ton, assisted ~ young Dr. WIN. Nedrow,
amPuiated the leg abou, three inches above
the injury. Nc Yease is doing very we'll
and the prospects ate good for him getting
we'll Mr.. Yease is highly respected
citizen and served throughout the Civil War.
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wHIrEDALE.
ence Of Tho Arms.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
The infant son of James Messenger died
July 18th. 1904, aged years. Funeral held
at home July 10th, az lp. IN conducted by
Rev. ID w. Cunningham.
Calvin Boyard returned from Oklahoma
yesterday accompanied 10y his family. we
welcome them to our midst again as they
had been gone near two years.
Joseph Messenger Of Elkins, is visiting
his parents a present.
X. L. Burke the Deputy Assessor for
Portland District has closed up the business
for this year We think every body is
satisfied with his management
Mrs. ]. f. Hayes is visiting friends and
relatives at Bruceton aud Lenox the past
week
Miss Nora and Martha Fike took trip
to Oakland last week
Walker Menefee purchased fine lumber
rig Of Robert letters last week, consisting
OF horses. harness and wagon
Jack Garner is just finishing his new
blacksmith shop on the mountain road.
We have been having an abundance OF
rain, but are now ready TO commence
harvest Oats and grass are fine crop
here.
Solomon Fike is building an addition to
his residence.
Ruoen and Eliza Messenger were visiting
IN the Whetsell Settlement last week
Mrs. DR.. X. X. Frey and sister were visit.
Ing at Jessie A. Childs last Friday.
Joshua whitehair. J. L. Hayes. !. X.
letters, A. J Garner and willie Whltehair
made up merry crowd to Oakland last
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie A Childs were visit.
ing friends at Salt Lick last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Thos N. Tanner have
returned from Oklahoma.
Lee A. Stout of Bridgeport was visiting
at J T.. Hayes last Sunday
w. L. Childs is working a, the carpenter
trade on Salt Lick this summer
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TWILIGHT.

Correspondence Of the Argus.
Thomas Fortney OF valley district lost a
hue horse one day last week.
Milton Shaffer has been quite poorly for
some time with heart trouble
James Menear is putting up blacksmith
shop at MillersPort. success to you Jim.
VIII Turner Of Haywood. was in our
vicinity last Sunday calling on his friends.
+. o. Squires. son OF II. NJ. Squires OF
Reedsville, left last Saturday tor Clarks.
burg to enlist in the Regular Army.
Mrs. Jones wife Of Rev ID. {. Jones OF
ReedSville. is in feeble health. she is suffer.
ing with some kind Of female trouble
We are informed that there will be a
two days meeting at the Oak Grove NJ. L.
church. at Millersport next Saturday and
Sunday. conducted by Rev. Engle.
Miss Flora Menear returned home this
week from Howesviile. where she was
engaged as a domestic In the home of
Vincent Cooke for several weeks
Lost between the Savage School House
and {. a. Freclsnd's a crank for the Edison
Standard Phonograph. any person 6ndiug
same will confer favor by returning Il to
<. A. Freeland
Born unto MIR. and Mrs John {. Shafer
Tuesday nothing July 10Th. ten pound
girl baby. Or. -FortneY OF Reedsville.
attending physician. Mother and daughter
getting slong nicely.
Rev, Brown President OF the Mp. Confer.
ence will preach at the Bethlehem church
next Tuesday morning July s6th. at 10 80
O'Clock let everybody turn out and hear
this eloquent minister.
Daniel Feather died last Sunday and was
inferred i'm the Long Hollow Cemetery Mon.
day evening. lie was 81 years Of age aud
was never known to-be sick day during
his lie. lie had taken a large dose OF
calomel, which resulted in his death.
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The Prohibition Mass Convention

OF Preston county. met at the Court House.
in kingwood. w. Va. at II o'clock. July 70.
1904
The Convention was called to order by
County Chairman d. J. Gibson OF New.
bnrg. Rev c. II. Lakin lead the Conven.
tion In prayer.
On motion OF T. NJ. Clayton of Kingwood,
ID. ]. Gibson was elected permanent Chair.
man. aud II. c. Fordyce Sec'y Rev. r.
NJ. Strickler then moved the Convention
now proceed to appoint committees on
Nominations, Resolutions. and the selection
OF a County Executive Committee which mo.
ton prevailed. After which the conven.
ton adjourned to meet at one O'Clock
On the re assembling of the Convention,
the committees not being ready to report,
they were addressed by Edward w. Mills.
State organizer, The Committee on reso.
lutions made their report by Rev. r. NJ.
Ramsey OF Kingwood which was heartily
received and adopted.
Geo. A. Herring Chairman of the com.
mittee on nominations made his report
which is as follows;
For Congress. aud DIST. Larkin Bowers
OF Pendleton county.
For State Senator. -, ] Gibson, OF Pres.
ton county.
For Sheriff George A. Herring. OF King
wood district.
For House OF Delegates East Side, DR. !.
p. Shsher, OF Portland district
For House Of Delegates West Side Bert
L. Gibson, OF Kingwood district.
For Assessor on the East Side, Hoye
White of Portland district.
For Assessor on the West Side. II A.
Bolyard, OF Lyon district.
For County Surveyor. Cyrus Snyder OF
Lyon district.
The Delegates Of the several districts
then nominated candidates for District
Offices.
The County Committee met and re. elected
ID. ]. Gibson Chairman. Il. L. Fordyce
Sect'y aud q. a. Herring Treasurer.
There being no further business the con.
vention adjourned.
II & FORDYCF Secretary
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-21
THE WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY
Of West VIRGINIA.

Gato West Virginia Conference Seminary
l. Preparatory Courses in Com
mon Branches.
2. Seminary Courses leading to
Diplomas Classical, Literary,
Scientific, Normal, Engineering,
Music, Oratory, Art, Business.
3. College Courses leading to
Degrees, in Arts, Literature. Sci
ence, Engineering, Music.
4. Part Courses in either de-
partment.
8. School of Music, School Of
business, School of Art, School of
Oratory.
6. Spacious Campus, Strong
Faculties, Modern Conveniences
High Moral and Social require,
monts.
z. The School of the PEOPLE
Hall Term opens September 18th;
Winter Torn, January Sd; Spring
Term: March 18th. Please oh.
serve changes in opening of terms
-sead for large catalogue, free to
President, J. WIER
Buckhannon, w. Va.
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Maryland Our MARYLAND"

The game OF base ball here last Friday
afternoon between Oakland and our team.
was an interesting, but one sided game.
our club winning in canter In fact IL
was another footrace for our boys and IL
there is club anywhere in the country
that can really play ball we would like for
them to come along this way aud make il
interesting for our boys. anyhow The
Oakland crowd arc good looking set Of
fellows, but they could not play ball The
game started at z 30 p. IN. and our batters
knocked the ball all over the diamond aud
surrounding territory They tried three
pitchers. but all Of them were dead easy
There was good crowd present and the
game went off very nicely except for fel.
low named Springer with W. Va, Uni.
yersity suit on, who is foot ball player,
and OF course a kicker from way.back.
Vernon Fortney umpired aud made good
one The score was 70 to 4 ia our favor. The
visitors we're mostly college players and
had on a half dozen different kind Of suits.
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PROGRAM
Vile. Friday aud SATURDAY. August
IL, l3, 1901

1880 Addrrs, Of Welcome. h. 2. Snyder.
Io;4S Reply. Richard Loat.
II:oo The Grange. Prof J. c. Atkesou.
NOON
1890 Address Poultry. NJ. II. Taylor.
2:IS Best breed of cattle for Preston
county farmers, +. Lanham.
800 Potatoes, X. Loar aud f. Il. Conley.
5;4S Roads, John Farrell and Jason Rogers
ago Edueatious of Farmers Boys. {. a.
Snider.
NIGHT SESSION.
1880 General Debate, Subject, Tax Reform
SATURDAY AUGUST -,
9;5o Practical Grain Farming, Hon II. A
Hartley.
Io;IS Fruit Growing, Prof. A. Moore.
1900 Stuck most suitable for Farmers of
Preston county, VIM. Waters aud L. l..
L Howell
1890 Sanitary conditions on Farms, Dr. S
POsten aud Dc. 4 X Sutton.
2:IS Fertilizers, X. NJ. Arthur,
$. N. RoGERS. President.
MANUEL DIXON, Secretary.
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CHESTNUT RIDGE

Correspondence of The Argus.
Win Falkner and G.. Jones were visiting
relatives near GAINESVILLE last week
The young ladies of this community
should not forget that this is leap year and
take advantage of it.
a delightful dinner was served Sunday of
last week by Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fike in honor
of their guests, Misses Rhoda and Maggie
Linniger, Miss Bevans and Carol Iinniger.
Will Falkner is going to the Shenandoah
Valley, Virginia.
We saw Mrs. Ami Miller and Samuel
Chauncy passing through our community
on their home from Minnesota.
Will Falkner is still doing some remodel.
ing on some of our neighbors' houses.
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ZAR

Correspondence Of The Argus.
John Scott lost valuable horse Iasi
week
Philip Sehnopp was at Brueetou Samrda,
on business
Miss Lucy Kelly is visiting Elisha Ringer,
near Guseman.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Cupp Thurs
day July -, a son.
George Guesman Of Morgantown. is visit.
Ing friends here.
Cal Herring OF HaIelton. was In our
community Saturday evening.
Miss Rosa Cupp is staying with her sister
Mrs, Charles Fike OF Addison. Pa.
Mir Davis Of Masontowu. was calling on
friends here Saturday and sunday.
Henry Herring OF Clifton Mills. was a
business caller here one day last week.
Gay Guseman has been reaping grain for
some Of our neishbors the past week.
John .. Kelly and family attended
preaching service at Centenary Church
last Sunday.
Mrs Ruth Frankhouser Of near Brandon.
vile was visiting att a. FrankhouSer's
recently.
]. J. Kelly and Geo. +. Spiker attended
the Democratic Convention at Valley Point
Saturday.
Quite crowd of our young people at.
tended Chlldrens Day service at HaIelton
Sunday evening.
Dexter ShaGer of Guard. Md. who
brought his grandma Shaaer home has
returned TO his home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Deal and children
OF Glade Farms, were guests OF Iohn II.
Deals last Sunday.
Geo. A. Nieman was helping to build
foundation FOR Mr., Weltners new house in
Brandonville the past week
Messers Charles aud Troy Groves OF
Morgan Glade, were visiting friends m
our community Saturday night and Sunday.
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DEERwALK, W. VA.

Corresp ondence Of The Argus.
Mr.. Editor. will try and give you few
items from this place
J. NJ Collins is visiting at pennsurh this
week
Frank Garner was Tive guest Of y. NJ.
Garner sunday last
Ken. Ray Collins and 3. Gale we're
over az Frank Roberts Saturday TO the
corn Smelling and had a good time.
Corn tending time is over and hay and
oats harvest is here
The oil field is booming here at this
place
$. r. Gale wife and daughter got defeated
in their trip TO Parkcrsburg. but think they
will go soon.
r. NJ Garner Is going back to Fsirmont
today 90 work
It's awful hot and sunry here It is O.,
iu the shade