West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1891-08-27
|poin lEass
q 4bOUf.a
FssIpgop's'

~ tNot S'oo VI 1ioi-
gantown, was in Kingwood tins
week.
d.. Trippctt and Prof. A. j.
Hare made a flying trip to morgan-
town this week.
Miss Minnie Hartley, of Mason
town, was visiting In town from
Sunday till Tuesday.
Rev. III. r. Mcdonald and family
were away last woek at Deer Park;
taking short vacation.
Miss Maudc Brown of Plain View,
Valley district, has been visiting
relatives in town the past week.
Mics Alma Moran, Of Rodamcrs,
has been visiting in town the past
week the guest of Miss Iona Stone.
w. s. Taylor left Saturday to
take in the camp-meeting and visit
his parents at Tunnelton. lie
returned Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Ed Maiio~n and viii
Minich of Weston. CAME out 10 the
camp-mecting Sunday. Ed came
ON down homie and remained till
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. w. Parks and daughter
Olive, attended campmeeting Tues
day. Mrs. Parks rcthrned and
Miss Olive went on to Austen to
visit friends.
We understand that Mr.. Harry
Mcclure went all the way to Nor
gantown to attend King & Frank
Inns show. Harry don't ere + +
expenses. Family tickets were
2Gcts each.
Staley Martin, of st. Joe, is on
the sick list again. SGaleY had
gotten cter ali attack of the fever,
and commenced work too soon with
the aboyo result. Hope he will
soon be himself again.
Prof. S. G. Smith and wife, of
Grafton, arrived here last Friday.
The Prof. will instruct the band
here, and is also ready to teach
vocal, violin, organ and piano pu-
pills. II you want to learn music
this is rare liance.-FayetteUiHe
Free Press.
Henry Huddlesou Esq. of Valley
district, was in town Tuesday on
legal business, looking after his
end Of the famous cane suit. The
docket is so crowded and with
number Of criminal cases to come
up, the cane suit will likely not be
tried this coming session.
SIR. and Mrs. Harry Mcclure and
little daughter, of Wheeling, who
have been stopping at tie Hotel
Gordon this summer, drove over
to Morgantown last Sunday and
went on from there to Waynesburg,
Pa. They returned yesterday.
DIR. i. l.. Brown of Cincinnati,
Ohio, who was here taking orders
for Appletons Cyclopedia OF Amefi-
can Biography, left Monday evening
for Piedmont. The doctor took
several orders here and did very
we'll for such high priced book in
a smaif town.
George Cooke, Of this county, who
holds position rs Guard at the
Penftentiafy ard is now living at
MOundsville, is an applicant for the
Clerksbip, made vacant by the
death Of Dir. G. J. HIggs. George
is qualified for Che place, and we
hope he will succeed in securing this
promotion.
Messrs. Warren Loar and Jacob
Gribbons, two young gentlemen Of
Waynesburg, Pa, are visiting at
Mr.. j. s. Loar's, near Reedsville.
They are cousins Of the family and
will remain a week or two. MIR.
Loar is an attorney Of Wayncsburg,
and IS very clever gentleman.
Herbert Baker is the pfoudest
boy in town just now. Ho has
lately received from Elkhorn.
one Of the famous Conn
Cornet horns, IN an elegant case.
with extra shank and mouth pieces.
The horn is Handsomely engraved
and cost $50 and is probably the
snest in the county. Herbert is
naturally a musical genius and his
father con hardly get him to 20 TO