West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-11-12
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Eingmood. November IL. 1896.

school at Giade Farms.
Mrs. Jane Brown left yesterday for
Grafton TO visit relatives
Mrs. Lee Graham has been very i'll
this week with pneumonia
J. Frank Burley OF Moundsville, was
here this week on business
Frank Carroll is working for II. d..
Carroll in his meat market here.
Miss Anna Watson of Fairmont, is
visiting relatives here this week.
James OHara was out near Glades-
vile visiting relatives over Sunday.
James w. Robinson. of Fellowsville,
has been here several days this week.
Miss Persis Hagans Heermans is home
from visit among friends in Maryland.
Misses Nyra Watson and Jessie
Thomas have been sick the past week.
Mrs A. w. Potter left yesterday for
Tucker county to visit friends and rel
atives.
Miss Stella miller has been quite III
and confined TO her bed for several
weeks
George McGee moved yesterday into
the Mary Cazad property on Tunnelton
Street
Thanksgiving Day, Thursday. No
vember 2d. Give the old goobler all he
will eat now.
Rev. u. j. Taylor is holding revival
services over at the Crane School House.
above ST. Joe.
DIR. w. f. Daily of Terra Alta, was
here Monday night taking in the Re-
publican blowout.
Frank Mcdonald has his barber-shop
in the Stuck building on the west side
of Price street now.
Charles e. Vickery left Sunday for
Washington City TO return Co his duties
n the Treasury Department.
McClelland Hartman, the merchant
and postmaster at Valley Point, was in
town Tuesday and gave us call.
Robert Smith of Grafton, has been
here this week and 1t is reported that
he will open up a barber shop here.
1. Grant Lazelle, the newly elected
Prosecuting Attorney of Monongalia
county, has been in town this week
Ben Sincell of Oakland, was here
N u
ly, who were here visiting relatives.
William G.. Conley of Parsons. the
newly elected States Attorney of Tuck
err county, was here on business Sat
urday.
John Gresser will deliver good coal
at i've cents per bushel and pay for the
weighing besides. Give him your or
der and it will be filed promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clay Hyde left
yesterday for Baltimore where the lat
ter will enter Hospital for medical
treatment
Frank Tucker, OF the Wheeling Paper
Company, was here yesterday on bus
mess. This Office purchased big bill
of goods of his house.
Rev. j. Il. HaclSett and wife will oc-
cupy the elegant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Crane this winter while the latter
are in Washington City.
Robert Reed, our new barber from
Barbour county, went home to vote
last Sunday aweek and has not been
seen since in this section.
protracted meeting has been in
progress over at the Union School
House for the past ten days, conducted
by Rev. Low of the M. p. Church.
The Terra Alta schools have been
closed on account OF the diphtheria.
There are several cases of IL IN the
town and one or two deaths from it.
P. j. Crogan left Tuesday for Hunt
ington TO attend the Annual Session Of
the State Bar Association which con-
vened there yesterday and lasts two
days.
Born, TO Mr and Mrs. Ben l.. Brown
on Tuesday, November 10th, '0G. a girl
baby DIR. Pratt was the attending
physician. Mother and child doing
we'll.
Rev. Hackett and wife left early
Sunday morning for Pennsylvania TO
attend the funeral of brother-in-law
who had died suddenly and was buried
Monday.
Charles b. smith left Tuesday morn
ing for Morgantown and will 20 from
there on over into PennsylvanIa 20
visit among his relatives and seek worl,
of some kind.
There is a big shooting match to-day
down at George Shrout's and our local
sports are down there winning and
loosing turkeys with powder and lead
and paste boards
D. s. Gutberie has severed his con.
nection with the ParkersburV State
Journal and will start a weekly Repub-
hcan paper in ParlSersburg now soon.
so the papers say.
Richard Lamar is building a large
twO-story dwelling house I'm the South