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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09

Remember! when you place your
Insurance Agency, you get the benefit
of the lowest rates and generous
trea tment, and your insurance is in
one of the oest companies that is
represented in the state of Iowa. Of
flee at Decatur State Savings Bank,
Decatur, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09
will Have a Big Closing Out Sale.

w. H. Hazlet,, the well known
breeder of fine cattle of Eden town
ship, is going to have big closing
out sale of live stock on his farm on
Thursday, March 30th. Mr.. Hazlet
has one of the finest herds of Red
Polled Cattle in the state, and the
sale will attract many buyers.
Keep your eyes open for future an
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09
Good Price for Hogs:

Dick Jones, of Decatur City, last
Saturday delivered a car load of hogs
to w. H. Axes, the Decatur City stock
buyer, for which he received $3.50
per hundred. They were a fine bunch
and Mr.. Axes took them to the St.
Louis market.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09
Brethren Church.

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
At II o'clock there will be preach
ing services in the tabernacle. Ser
vices in the evening at 1880. City c.
E. Union will have charge of the
Young Peoples meeting at the Breth-
rem church at $50.
Saturday afternoon at $3.50 the S
S.. G. p. will meet at the home oi
Mrs. Ronk, Mrs, Frank Gittinger
leader.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09
Ward Caucuses Will Be Held Tonight

The ward caususes to nominate
candidates for ward councilmen will
be held on Thursday evening, March
9th, at s O'Clock, at the various vot-
ing places in each ward, as follows:
1st Ward-Basement of Presbyter-
ian church.
End Ward-City Pump House.
Bird Ward-Richardson & Craw-
ford's lumber office.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09

day morning and then go to the big
tabernacle meeting at II o'clock.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09

If your insurance expires this
spring better see E. 3. Faust 1nsur-
ance Agency, Decatur, Iowa.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09
Church of the Brethren.

Church of the Brethren.
FRANKLIN
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning service at 1 1 a. m.
Christian Workers meeting at
p. m.
All are invited to these services.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09

Good white oak posts at Bowshec': s:
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09

Lunch at Cherrington's.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1916-03-09
will Leon Lead in Cleanliness?

IT.. Gardner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

Gin Stoiter. .Pa, qauIs
den, mas bait Su in Der S9uIs ess
madt2"
.@spartst, bis es piebsr aus isin
piiroel"
-9ie Setun6Grbabn. Be
SeAtsr: rSest seb' i4 uuO Iaf' mid
pom 3us iibsrfapren".
3edbruoer: pa nimm Dir nur
a Gtiidl 8urt nit unb a biF'l Brot,
ionit Derbungsrit pom0sIi6, sb's
2iisle tummt".
Ser 9ipfsl. anedt: ,8as
mel Bauer fir a 9sisboIs is, bas is
mid gu iasen! Geitern mar S6psins
f9Iu9tsn, oa babsn mir Der Sou q
Strid nm a 9aiifsl pideIn miiFen,
baB ie ni6t i9rsi'n tuunt; BLOB neil
q teene 8uridt MID in be Ra95ars
i4oit i1idsn multi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

Rdfa! Taoberner Weoler Gin
Der Notur gang ieltene 9i9t> unb
SarbenefFette beo6o9tsno): %, ipie
fid Die Natur i9pn an meine 8iIfer
anlsbnt!"
= @iberfprud. rRun, 9es
Zen Sic oisfen Spmmer ni9t nit ius
Geebab2"
.@cnu ids tGts, piirOe i9 baIb
auf Dem Srodnsn iiBen".
Der gro BE Munb. Sait:
.Serr @irt, tpss1alb itsden sic benn
iein 2idt ana Sier iit's furdtbar
bunfel!"
@irt (grOb): ~Ronu. Sbren
Wunb tDnnsn sic oo4 tpobl finben!"
-3u eitr.. Baron (5u ieiner
@attin, bic in b:n 0ffsntli9en an!as
gen sinen SIisberSpsis abbri4t):
.Ri9t bod. Glie, iie9it 8u bas pIas
lot ni9t: Die 2lnIagen fperoen Dem
S9uBe bes gublitums empfoblen"!"
v9lber gbp, On pirit uns bod
ni9t gum PubIitum rs4nen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

- Sronii9. .Serr SOttor,
i6 Ibreib. isbt sinen fumOien Roman
- Der tpirb peripideIt. iase ib Sbs
nen!"
s9tls podpapisr9-
= gu bsppt, @r8isber gum
iuneen prinSen): nSobeit befhdmsn
mid bur9 Die 8eIfeibenbeit uno glns
ipru9sIoiisteit. ii9 nit bier @rbteiIsn
gu begnissn; bod eeitutten SObsit
giitisit nod bos 8eiteben zines fiinfs
ten neben ben bier bon gp. Sobeit
aebiGigtsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

. peb! Dame (Su eiuem febr
iunssn Serrn): ~9ln Sbrer Seite,
Serr g., babe i9 INNER bas 9efiibl,
ols penn i6 i'm WaIbe tponole."
Serr: so naturfrii9 srideine
i9 Sbnen, meinen sic - 10 unses
tiiniteIt2"
Dame: Limb 10 sriin!"
Qus benz g Pbpfit Il n :
terri9t. 2sbrer: n&ann suipsiIen
cine 9lufbebung Der S9tuertraft eiH'
treten9"
9Obere So9ter; nSatpobI".
nRa. bo bin i9 neugierig - ipc
gum 8eiipieI9"
r9eim San3en!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12
-SatoIe poraIIeIe. Son.

-SataIe poraIIeIe. &pns
SertiGngsrin (ois in elmer fremOen
Stabt einen 2Lnbsmunn gefunOen,
Der ibre Gltern genau getonnD: nSie
erinnsrn ii4 ip9ar gsnau an msins
Saufs?"
Mebisinalrot: nSSreilid, Sic fdrisn
bamuIs fdOn serabe 70 trdftig luie
beutel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

- &66iuueu BON beute.
gltue 9D9in: Die @sntilation in Der
&iids iit aber sons ungsnii9enb".
@nGoise: nMir seniigt iie".
r0as gloub' i'd iaon. Sbr Monn
6arf ni9t rauden, uber mein StaB
lit elm febr Itarter Rau9er".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

@emiilIi9. Gait: .0a
i6pimmt Elm ro;rs Soar in Der Sups
pr; setpiB pie6tr BON Der 3en5i!"
@irt: IRA, bic arme perTon lam
bod ai6ts Oaiiir, bob iie rptss 9adr
bot!"
= Gin 9 9lauberger.
,@as! r8ollen sic benu nm bide
ssSobresssit nod perreiien9"
,So, ib rsife nod einem hp4Ieges
men Srt; unb bic MGrms iteigt bed
nn9 oben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

- Sm Grameu. Profefor:
rSn aItobOlbaItigsn 5IiiFigtsiten tpie
Bier unb Wein finben ii9 piel lpsni<
ger SnfuIorien uhb gatterisn, aIs i'm
gBaiier. Dos 1T buraus gu idIies
Benz"
RanOibat: ~9ab - bab bic gat-
terisn siusn Iebr idIs9tsn 9eidmad
hlben".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

9esbaIb. r9as 2iebIte am
sanssn Sag 1T mir bod bas gsittogs'
f9lGfdsn."
.Sc9 Sd meiue, 0u idIdfIt gar
nidt nud Slid.
sd ni9t; aber meine 5rau!1
= Die Sauptia9e. geams
ter: .Bis fpGt iit's, &plIege9"
Rod cine Stunoe unO pierunoa
stpansig Minutei bis S9Iub"
-Grfannt. pDpbin 70 eiIi92"
gum SupeIisr, meiner Grdu eli
nen 9riadntring taufen".
.So9 @os boit 0u oenu ausses
Freiien9"
- Sriibe Qbnung. Peperl
(am Gage Dor Dem Gmpfung Der
3eu9niFe): ,Muttben, barf i4 mir
bic Saare i9neibsn laFen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

paffenbes 2otaI. Sic:
rWas fGGt Dir Elm. Sugol @eitern
erIt 1T ole Sante esitorben, unb Oh
piait beute i4on pieOer ins @irtss
baus!!"
Gr: sd gebs ia nur in ben
ridpar5en Sroib" = Oos III bod
eetpiB elm trauriges 2OtaI!"
9as mill etpas fa9sn.
-2iebt Did Ssiu 8rdutisam iebr?"
rRisiig; unb ss 1T Offenbar ~iduIs
benfreie 9iebe"!!~
Sos 8 ba #. Rebotteur (aIs ii9
cine S6rifttellsrin, bpn Der f6pn eis
niges angenommen ipurbe, bpriteID:
rSintsr Sbrem pfeubonpm bGtte i9
ME Elm Weib permutet!"
~Dieio2"
Reoutteur: hNun neil sic foTt im>
mer bsnieIben Stcff bebanbsIu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

Gin 9 dlaumsisr. 9err
Msisr: r0euten Sic nur: ieitbem ih
cine bloue 8rias tro9en mub. mill
meins Srau nidt mebr nit mir aus>
Geben - nanu, 20 pollsn Sic oenn
f. plObIid bin, Serr Wiilsr9"
uWir aud eine taufen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12
0ierHbptenbpn beute

9ientbnten BON 9eute.
GrItes 9ienitnGC4en: ~Was 1T
benn oas fir cine 5umiIie, bel Der
9u isst bieuit9" ;.
3ipeites 9tenitmGS9en: rQ9, nit
ben 9suten iit ni5t OisI Io2; bon ben
S6dtsrn fdIrt ni4t einmdI eine
9lutp".
g S9Dnsefagt. Gin iebr 9es
lebrter grofefor erbGlt BON einem
auspGrtisen Rotar eine 3ui4rtft, be-
i.effs elmer linn Sugefallenen Grbs
I9aft; am S9Iuiie ipiro er eriu4t,
Sic epentueGle gtbreF, ieiner 9eI4pis
fer unsugebsn. 9uruuf antiportst
Der Serr 9rofsfor: rBas Sbre ans
f-oge ra9 @el9piItern anIan9t, 10
beOaure i4, beren teius Su beiisen, i'd
Fin mein einsiger 8ruber".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

9eneiosnspert. &anSs
Ieibiener (beim 9lufrdumem: ~8an5s
leirat, Sos m06P i6 uu9 iein: Ssit
flint sossn bat er teinen SrOpfen
Sints i'm 5ubl; ubsr ssmsrtt bat er's
nod ni6t".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

Gin 3euaer. u. (im 9pns
sert su ieinsm Ra6bor): ~Wie bot
Sbnsn bas @iOlinterSett foeben gefaIs
Ien9"
9.: %, iis bcben gang gut ges
fpielt; ia fono aber brsi StnitIsr fur
10 elm SerSstt gu penis".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

.absr, Iisbss Weibdsn. iparum
fo9it 9u MIR oenn nieuaIs msin
2eibseri4tG"
.Sa. iueiBt 9u. 9ttpin. 90 fts4t
i'm &o4bu9, bdB man feAs Sp4lofs
fsI Sabne Oaau nebmsn foa. unb i'd
babe bod nur i'm sorI5tn oipsi
Stiid!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

= n9u tebrit 3ur re@ten
Stunos". @oit: Sine @ut bab'
i6 beut - cine Wut -"
Dirt: .0a tommen g grab redt,
Ssrr gOrfaub; = piro friid ans
,opft".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12
ssns Stammbudj.

SIM 9dfia iitt itiu bas Ganinheu,
Rihts forts in bsbGbieer Rub',
60 fei aud oein Sos. liebes Yin6enI
Sizes ruff SreunSin SIfa Dir 5u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-10-12

- Cine @IGubise. Serr
8omperI (bis S6uIarbeitsn isinss
Spr0BIings tontrtaierenb): rgbsr
Sunse. 9u bait ia r9urit" tIein ses
i6rieben!"
,Sit bas elm Sebler2"
.8ei mir 1T Surft Elm Sauptlport!"
Srau @amperI: p9aaas gIuub'
id!"
8Dfepiht. rSeut babe i9
BON meinsr 9raut ibre Photographic
nit Rumens5ug betommeu; bite -
ipollen sic nal ieben9"
.!Sm - cine ipunOerIh0ne Sanbs
f9rift|
= 0arum. o.: nWarum lit
bieie Ditipe 70 untr0itli9 iiber ben
Sob ibrss Mannes9"
g.: rSa, i9pur5 itebt ibr ui&t".
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06

az meeting of the directors Of the
tpgvood National bank held yester-
day morning w. Arch Schaener was
elected cashier OF the bank to fill the
Vacancy caused by the sudden death
Of Earl VI. Lantz. who had been the
cashier of that institution for long
number OF years Mr.. schaeffer has
been connected with this bank as
book-keeper for several years, is thor
oughly qualified TO I'll the position TO
which be has been promoted and his
selection has met with popular ap-
prevail Charles w. Craig. who has
been connected with the Gibson Lum-
ber Company for a number OF years.
was selected as book-keeper and has
already entered upon his duties. lie
is familiar with the work az he was
formerly employed as assistant book
cooper FRO the National Bank and is a
sful young business man Hon.
lem ~ flynn IS president Of the
F"raoI National bank and Vincent
E G1 ta 's vice president and under
fheir efficient management this bank
has oa.rod The reputation Of being
one OF tho safest banking institutions
in tb.s section of the country
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06
Cuzzart

Allie Crane and daughter paid this
community visit recently.
Frank Smith and sister moved on
his farm the past week Some of the
uieghbors gave them serenade Fri
day night
The annual telephone meeting was
hold at the school house here Satur-
day Quite number from near Terra
Alta. Glade Farms and other points
were in attendance. The directors
have the lines in good shape and tho
phone rent was let at the old price
$3.50 for share holders and $500 for
non-sharc holders
Carrie Conner has gone over to Lo-
Gust Grove TO visit friends.
our farmers are busily engaged I'm
working corn, sowing buckwheat and
getting ready 20 begin harvest.
Bruce AMMAN is the proud father of
a fine new daughter which just made
her arrival at his home DR.. Wilkln-
son was the attending physician
Troy AMMAN got his shoulder dis
located Sunday morning. lie was
cranking his car when by some means
the car started and caught him. DR..
Wilkinson set the dislocated shoulder.
Oscar Groves. accompanied by
Charles Groves and family, attended
camp meeting in Maryland Sunday.
Quite number OF our young peo-
pie attended the ice cream supper at
Josiah Feathers Saturday night
Floyd schnopp and family visited
-. G. NJ. AMMAN Sunday.
Victor Ringer spent the past week
In Kingwood
j. l.. Reckart made a business trip
to Terra Alta the past week
The new church at this place was
dedicated Sunday. June 25th, by Dr.
Daniel Westfall OF Pittsburgh. Not
withstanding the muddy roads there
were about 800 people present. The
indebtedness was all raised and IN,
people here feel a debt OF gratitude 10
| their hearts toward the many that
contributed to the new church. Dr
Westfall delivered very able sermon
and his many friends were glad 10 see
| him
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06

Miss Laura Brown returned home
from kinrwood last week
a Frecland vas ~ Mrgantown
last week
The second saturday in August will
be- the annual reunion 81 fhe Hsrtsell
and Goodwin families and relatives. 90
boz held at kanes Greek Ben Brady
Of kinrwood o. president of che asso-
citation which insures good time
From Mount Phoebe one has fine
view for quite distance and This o.
one Of The best locations ln the state
Tor a look out station Dol case ~ Gre
The state warden should establish q
station ou this high mountain. which
we hope he will do iu the near fu.
ture
John HaWley and bride are guests
Of Mr. and Mrs D. HawIey. arriving
there last Saturday evening The
boys gave them au old fashioned sere
made at night Sunday a sumpiuous
dinner was provided f1r them with a
few invited guests Mr. and Mrs j
" Johnson Of West Kingwood. we're
present and a very enjoyable umf
was spent among relatives and friends
Of the bride and groom We extend %
them our congratulations and may
their pathway wherever thsy 90 b.
streWn with aowers that wnl bloom
forever
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06
Ear
Charley Guthrie was i'm this vicinity
nffer nrnhnrn Sntnrhnr

Charley Guthrie was i'm this vicinity
after produce Saturday.
David ShafIer was at Friendsvillc
after goods recently.
Cal Spiker and family OF Bruceton
spent few hours at l. A. Frank
houser's Sunday.
Ralph Kelley went to Albright after
fertilizer last Tuesday.
George f.. Spiker did carpenter
work for |. \. Frankhouser last week
Our pastor. Rev. Nicholson, came
down from Albright Saturday after
noon and held services here at night
Miss May Miller went to Somerfeld
Pa. Wednesday of last week to stay
some time.
Misses Eula and Ruby Fike. who
made an extended visit with relatives
and friends in and near Uniontown.
have returned home.
Rev. Wilhelm Tanner. the Lutheran
minister, is with the people in our
vicinity this week
Earl Spiker. 1. 4. Frankhouser and
Renzie Cupp were at Albright on bus
mess Friday.
Mrs. Harry Maust and children of
Uniontown. are with relatives in this
vicinity.
s Frank Hy'cy and son were at
Hazelton on l1oiness Thursday even
ing in their car.
Andrew Reckard finished repainting
Il. X. Miller's house recently.
Miss Maude Livengood of Cuzzart.
was in our vicinity Saturday.
number OF our people attended the
missionary rally at Shady Grove
church Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Hileman of
Addison, Pa. who visited friends here.
returned home last Tuesday.
Greeley Strawser delivers the mail
daily except holidays on the new rural
delivery route since July LIST.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence ShafIer visit
ed MIR and Mrs George Il. Spiker sun
day afternoon.
Miss Carrie Conner of Pasadena.
Cal. has been visiting i'm our vicinity
since Saturday last
Ralph Kelly went TO Kingwood sun
day afternoon 20 visit with friends un-
I'll after the Fourth
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06
Whetsell

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bucklew, Nolan
Wilson and Miss Helen Feather mo-
tored through to Conceivable, Pa,
Saturday morning to spend the 4th
with George Feathers.
Mrs. Arthur Cyphert, who has been
very poorly for the past two months.
is improving slowly.
Miss Vivian and Master Custer
Whetsell. of Morgantown, are here
for n visit.
Misses Daisy and Jessie Beatty and
Mabel Forman OF Terra Alta normal,
spent the week end at c. +. Beatty's.
Miss Daisy Phillips and Lucy Eel
ton arc visiting friends in Garrison,
Pa.
Ben Whetsell. who has been In the
sanitarium at Terra Alta for more
than year. is here visiting with home
folks
Henry Dewitt. Joe whetsell and
Paul Chichester we're called TO Charles
ton last week with the West Virginia
Guards
Dr McComas Of Oakland. was here
Thursday 90 see Mrs w. VI Whotsell.
who has been sick for some time.
Miss Pearl Cole Of KingwOod. was
the guest Of friends-here Sunday.
Miss Bessie Dodge Of Terra Alta.
is visiting her sister Mrs Wilson.
Asa whetsoll lef for Blacksville on
Saturday Report says be will be ac-
rompaHied on hia return by a fair
bride Congratulations. Asa
MFs Earl Whct8cli and Miss Vivian
Whotseli were visiting Chester CAL
vrfta at irUua Sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06
Church Attendance

With most men there is battle be-
tween selfshness and unselfishness
With some the battle is short-lived be
cause they surrender 90 selfshness
and 80 through life slaves TO self-in-
diligence and their desire for ease.
. The tragedy OF this is that many men
+ 90 not themselves realize their own
! state. Il is SO easy for man to ex-
\ cuse himself The enemy OF the soul
and OF all righteousness leads a man
into false reasoning and he finds il
easy TO make an exception OF himself
I lie knows that IL would not be safe to
/ society FOR all men to do as he does
| but his case is exceptional and other
men who are not under such trying
and difficult circumstances must save
I the race from going into decay. False
reasoning goes still farther and a man
lis made to forget for all practical pur-
poses that he is n citizen of the world
or everything he asks. What good
will IL do me-" man i'm that selfish
state will often regard himself as a
very benevolently inclined person
from the fact that he can always cite
times when his emotions have been
appealed TO by some pitiable case and
he has responded and he consoles
himself by saying. Il never fail to
help man when l see him In trou-
BILE He forgets that mans duty
and privilege is to loyalty and ac-
lively support those great institutions
that make for the uplift OF the entire
human race Some great man has
said. $50 live that the maxim OF thy
conduct MAJ ho 40 TO be made the
ruic for am II is certainly con
coed hy every thinking man that the
church docs mort TO lit the world ont
OF darkness into light. out of false
mood into truth, out OF sin into right
eousncss. out OF paganism into civil
'ation than any other institution the
world has ever seen. This brings 10
every man The question. What would
become ut tic church Il every other
man in q wogld would do Just as
DO? Would il prosper or would Il
fail? 4 little ccuplct that has been
sent all over the country fits I'm here
What sort OF churches would our
churches be. II an the people In town
were just like mc?" 4 little thought
here will give man n great motive
for going To- church. He will go not
because he likes the preacher. or ex-
poets TO get some special benefit for
himself, or hopes to see some friend.
or is attracted by special service. or
because his girl is TO speak a piece.
or because there was a funeral, or
because it just happened TO DE con
venicnt but he will go became ho
knows that every time ne darkens the
church door he is adding his weight
to the mighticst propaganda for the
uplift of the world that has ever
blessed mankind
Kingwood Ministerial Association
BY J Ebert Wells.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06
Albright K. I.

Much warmer and dryer for some
days past.
Some buckwheat is sown and some
few are done sowing.
WheaS is turning yellow and ere
| this is read some will have been cut.
Fine show for oats-best for years
and IL II does not get struck by the
rust il will be bumper crop.
Cherries are Iipc. but only partial
crop in many places, but we are salts
fed
still some sickness in our commuu-
ity, but nothing OF serious nature AT
this time.
Mrs. Sallie Stearman's infant baby
baby was buried in Everly Galloway
cemetery since our last letter.
We pedagogues are seen winding
their ways TO the various red school
houses in quest OF winters work as
teacher.
A. J. Graham is the first farmer TO
begin moving so far AS we are able
TO learn at this time.
Eston Cunningham was at the River
City Saturday after new stove and
fertilizer. also.
j. Nj. Gibson Of Hudson, attended
the educational rally at Kingwood on
last Saturday and reports big meet
ing aud well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. b. Graham have re-
turned TO their home in Morgantown
after vacation visiting relatives here
and at Mt Zion
Claude Franklin Duvall OF Mt. Zion.
has treated his house to new roof
and summer kitchen. and porChes with
all necessary trimmings. Addison j.
Graham is doing the carpenter work
Robert Foreigner Is making quite an
Improvement by giving his house some
new paint. Hampton Martin OF AL
bright, is doing the artistic work
Rolla s. Liston has been lndisposcd
for some days past. but is some better
at this writing
Sylvester r. Clark was mt Mason
town Saturday on special business,
bringing back with him some fruit for
the Hudson store.
Charles A. Galloway was at Mason
town Thursday OF last week delivering
the deed for his property that he sold
this spring.
Glenn Seal is able to be up and
around again after about three weeks
housing from a cut knee.
The Preston Lumber Company sur
veyors are just finishing up i'm this
section at this writing.
Troy Cunningham and wife OF Ma
sontown, were spending the Fourth in
our community picking cherries etc.
Quite delegation from this neigh
borhood spent the Fourth at Oak Park.
Masontown and other pleasure re-
sorts
John Van Sickle was indisposed
few days since our last letter. but is
much better at this writing.
Walter a. Gale, who went as far
west as Montana is back i'm West Vir-
ginia and does not say anything about
going west"
w. l.. Johns has been cutting the
brush away from the X. e. r. telc-
phone wires very recently.
Cattle buyers are hunting the fat
cattle through here and are paying
fancy prices for good clean young cat
tie that are ready for the market
now.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-07-06

J Reese. n resident of Tunnel
fo1 died Sunday morning IN a Fair
mont hospital as a result Of injur
ies De- received Saturday by fall
from n cherry tree az this place. lie
vas picking cherries for a. G. scott.
when in some manner be lost his bal
ance and foll 10 the ground tits head
ard hack we're severely injured and he
ives partially paraiyEed lie was
rufhed 10 tho Fairmont hospital but
died eoon after reaching there The
deceased was aged shout slxty-nve
years aus leaves q wife and several
Children The funeral service was held
az TunBeiion On Tuesday and burial
vs. made IN the West graveyard.