West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-04-26
RouR RIPPLRS.
Ircspondcuce Of The Argus.

Correspondence OF The Argus
George " Rohr is very poorlywith symp.
toms Of typhoid icvcr.
! Il Gale OF this place, and u. A. Ryan
| OF Mi piSIah, we're az Rccdsviue saturday
ON business
Lake Moore MAS here last Ncvk f,om
Eas'on visiting his parents Rev aud Mrs.
| J L. Moore
Miss Lula Taylor is away on an extended
visit 10 trieUds aud relatives At aud near
Grecnvillc, this State
Ernest Gibson has quit working Tor
Montgomery \ Dua, aud is undecided as
to where lac will so next
Conkey Sha8cr was summoned last sun.
day to the bedside OF his uncle. Robert
Wilson. who lives over Cheat and who is
critically 80 with loComotor aIaxia.
Dunlap Gale. who has been trims on
Net Iaylors saw mill at Herring the past
two months, has returned home aud will
take charge OF Henry RadabauEhs larm
our male quartet, composed OF Jesse
Blaney, George May6eld Tart EVERY sud
Dove White, have rcoen,l, secured a mum
Der OF new and popular songs and in a
short time will be able to give MS something
good in the way OF singing
Wm. Wolfe returned few days ago from
Connellsville, bringing with him buNom
lady, who hereafter will be known as Mrs
VIM Wolfe. ON sunday last they. with a
number OF friends, were sivcn dinner OF
roast coon. etc, at the home OF Cal Rohr
Rev, Francis Northey. our venerable
minister is still with us, aud on last sun.
day he preached a sermon at Nit Zion that
was highly interesting aud instructive lie
took his text from Mum. 10 40 aud though
his discourse was plain. yet 1t was very
pointed and showed traces OF careful prepa.
ration There are few individuals IN our
community who are continually finding
FAULT with our minister aud his sermons
II is very likely that neither ministers nor
their sermons are perfect. Tor (as brother
Northcy said in his sermon last SUNDAY }
the best garden may have few weeds in
It, but these uutortunates cavil at any.
thing or nothing and find fault for the sake
OF showing on thelr deep knowledge. Hear
them talk after they have been at meeting
aud heard sermon, aud YOU will know
how to pull a good man to pieces Il you
never knew II before Although YOU might
put all their wit into an egGshell they
weigh the sermon In the balances OF their
conccits with all the airs of a bred and
born Solomon and II il be not to their
taste they growl, bark aud snap at IL like a
dog at woodchuok Venture to argue
with them and their little pot boils over in
quick style; ask them Tor reason and you
might as we'll go to a sand bank for sugar.
Some find fault with sermons tor what Is
NOT in them no matter how well the sub.
jet IN hand is brought out. there is an.
other subject about which nothing was
said, aud so all was wrong. which is about
as reasonable as cussng a coal bank be.
cause IL is not a gold mine. This thing OF
Judging preachers Is a poor trade fur II
pays neither party concerned In IL These
judges OF preaching are precious slow to
give anything even to those whom they
profess to think so much of They pay In
praise, but give no pudding. They get the
gospel for nothing, and II they 90 not grum.
BILE think that they have made an abun.
dant return We will have to put a stop to
the working OF these moles or they will
spoil oui meadows HiAwATHA.