West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-02-06
COUNTY Correspondence.
Interesting Letters from "a Host Of
Argus Writers.
SOMETHING DOING IN THO COUNTRY
Bright Bits Of News aud Gossip Abcut
You and Your Neigheor-The
Events Of . Week.
Maple Forest.
Correspondence OF The Argus.

Co'respondeuee Vt The Argus
Charles jenkins Killed yer, hne
beef Friday.
MIS- ). T.. Feather has b.vn SICK
for few days.
Mrs. ID. s. L,veusOod is recover.
ing from the grip.
Mr.. w. A. Wolfe has been suffer.
ing with rheumatism.
W. are having our worst winter
now and p.euiy OF sickness.
l. All s Livengood made a bus,
ness "Trip to- Terra Alta Wednesday
Jacob Wolfe bought some straw
at Wesley Ringer one day last week
George Llveugood made TRIP t.
Orc Thursday on milling purposes.
The Reckart Bros. have heen dig
g'ns goal for Is. g. Awman The pas,
week.
Brant Hauser, who had the mis-
fortune IT cutting his foot. is i'm.
proving slowly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Marcellus Angus
tine have new gul, making the
seventh addition.
William Rodeheaver, of indie
peadence, VISITED his brother Iohn
and other friends.
Will Livengood made a trip 10
Terra Alta Saturday and purchased
pair of new bob-sleds.
Oscar Groves aud Elmer Liven.
good are having a seige of mum ps 1.
How do they go, Glmer5
The farmers of The Pine swamp
are huStlDg about for coal IN our
town since the cold days.
Some of our young folks have
been attending the pro,racied meet
ing at the Rodeheaver chapel.
Ross Leonard was home over Sat.
urday and Sunday frLm where he is
teaching school at Cherry Grove.
Master Joe Ringer has been suf-
ferIng with catarrhal trouble. DR..
Nedrow, of Bruceton, -was calico.
Some of our farmers are taxing
advantage of the snow and hauling
their Limestone from the Pine
swamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Reckart
and little son George were calling
on George Rodeheaver Saturday and
Sunday.
Charles Groves, who is teaching
a very successful term of school a,
Lynn Dale, was among home folks
over Saturday and Sunday.
Our school is getting along n cely
under the management of Ar,ie
Groves since some of the young
ladies' are wearing the belt.
Mr.. G.. Hog was out calling on
his friends Sunday He says we
have too much snow for him aud
wen, back to stay six weeks longer.
We notice John Ringer hauling
quite number of logs TO the For
man Bros. sawmiil. What does this
me Al, John1 Is there a bird to be
caught
We are glad to see our old clerk,
Charles Reckart, back again. He
accompanied his mother TO Fair.
m~ul and Caiawbs, where they Wis
lied friends and relatives
Superintendent. A W. Ca-iicu was
in our community glvirg he schppis
aud teachers a CD. We are always
glad to see him Come, tor ~e know
he has something good ,n lea us.
We are sorry To note the d-a;h of
Hllda Marie. The infant ddaglter ui
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ringer, which
died Sunday, January 20. 1903. aud
was laid to rest in the Centenar.
cemetery on Monday. The family
have the sympathy of the entire
community.
On no. Little Joe, of Gusemsnt
all but your soaring me ou;. be
liev~I have enough territory with
out coming To ypu for items. If
should come to- YOU my news would
be stale before I'd get home. As
for John Englehart being on the
ridge Xmas night. if J T.. Reckarr
lives on the ridge I am informed
wrong. MoLLIE.