From: The Webster Echo; Oct. 20, 1899. WAINVILLE. The quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church, South, was largely attended last Saturday and Sunday. Rev. J. C. H. Cogar preached a very interesting sermon here at 3:30 o'clock p. m., last Sunday, to a large audience. Uncle Lewis McElwain has a large force of hands employed husking out his corn. W. H. Gregory, Levi Hamrick, and William Cummings, of Upper Elk, spent Saturday and Sunday in this neighborhood. James Woodzell, of near Addison, attended the quarterly meeting at this place last Saturday and Sunday. William McCoy, a venerable old gentleman, of Nicholas county, is here visiting his daughters, Mrs. James Green and Mrs. F. K. Bryant. Miss Alice Dodrill, of Birch River, is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. M. Green, of this place. Col. G. B. Fox, of Monongah, spent two or three days here with his little daughter, Eula, who is making her home with L. White. James White and Burdette Bryant went to Cowen on their wheels last Sunday morning, returning in the evening accompanied by Master Earl Isenhart. Rev. J. C. H. Cogar, who has resided at Upper Glade for several years, has moved into the M. P. Parsonage at Erbacon, and Minter Starcher now occupiies Mr. Cogar's farm. Think we have a very appropriate name for the bug that has been visiting the hens roost at Upper Glade. Will you kindly allow us space in your paper to call it a hungry "Kleptomaniac." BLUE JAY.