West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-09-03
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
Klagmood. september }, SOC.

mont to Renter the Normal school
Miss Alice wardwsll is here now viz
ting her sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Crane.
Born. to Mr and Mrs. George Nc
Gee vest rday morning, a ane boy baby
WIN X. Shaffer from Iadepend IN.
has been visiting relatives here this
week.
Attorney Edward Siucell Of Oakland.
has been here attending court this
week.
Col. r. w. Monroe left today for
komney to look after important bust.
ness there.
Miss Matte Copeman left yesterday
for Fairmont TO resume her studies at
the Normal School
Albert Fortney and family of Par
sons, have been visiting friends in this
county the past week.
George A. Baker. who has been
working in Aliegheney City for some
time, was in town this week.
1t is not too late vet 10 get YOU a
magnificent Columbia or Hartford
Bicycle Of Watson Dawson, King
wood
Miss Minnie Christopher of Pisgah,
has been here the past week or two
visiting her sister. Miss orpha
Edward McGrew Heermans, arrived
home here last Sunday from Columbus,
Ohio, where he has been since April
Watts N & Dawson ok ngwood. have
n No. Hartford Lady Bicycle that
has been used but three weeks and
Will be sold for $40, list price 500.
Morgan Orr is over at Terra Alta
with the University Foot Ball Team,
which is in practice there now ut Lake
Terra Alta.
Edgar Heermens, who has been here
the past month, stopping with his
brother L. w. Heermans, left for
home yesterday
Misses Grace and Edith Flynn left
today for a visit among friends at
Grafton, Newburg and other points
along the rail road.
Monroe & Jackson will mail you n
10000 mile cyclometer. mot l, 900 mile)
postpaid for Sl.00 They are neat, accu-
rate and fully warranted. Try one.
Melvin Newton Snyder of Braddock,
Pa, arrived in Kingwood yesterday
and went on down to visit his father,
Uncle Billy" snyder.
VIII Monroe got crippled last Friday
down at the Ball Park, by falling and
severely spraining his nip and leg and
has been walking on crutches since.
Persons knowing themselves indebted
TO w. Poster 81 Co. will save cost 10y
Paying the Amount of their Notes or
Accounts Al ONCE to II. G. Hyde.
w. PosTEN & Co.
Clyde Watson left Monday for Fair
mont to visit friends and relatives
lie took his bicycle with him and ex-
poets to ride it back across the country.
Marshal c. Feather, the popular mer-
chant from Parsons, has been here this
week shaking hands with his many
friends lie is just as handsome and
genial as ever.
j. II s. Barlow was admitted TO the
bar here today aud sworn in TO prac-
tice law in this court. He graduated
from the law department of the Uni
versity last June.
For SALE-One Hundred Empty
Cider Barrels at SL00 each Guaran-
teed Round and Sound and Clean
THos j. MCAVAY,
Grafton, w. Va.
Mrs. T. H. Anderson aud daughter
left Monday after spending the sum-
mer here at j. M. Cranes. They go to
visit friends in Ohio before returning
to their home in Washington.
d. s. Guthrie and family from Park
ersburg, were attending the camp
meeting at Tunnelton and stopping
with Newton Morris family. who were
tenting there and taking it all in.
George Cooke, who has been living
at Moundsville for several years, where
he had position as guard in the PEN
itentiary, has moved to Grafton nd is
now in the sewing machine business.
The University Foot Ball Club will
give an exhibition game at Lake Terra
Alta next Saturday afternoon. begin
ming at 3 o'clock a small admission
fee will be charged to help pay ex-
peuscs
The shooting Stars" from this place
will cross bats out at Mnlersport sat
urday afternoon with the "HuckIc-
berry Hustlers" from the red brush OF
that section. u viii be the game Of
the season
Chairman Dawson leaves for Wheel
ing today TO resume his duties there at
the head Of the Mckinley machine for
this state. His son Daniel nccompa-
mics him and will enter school I'm
Wheeling.
James T.. McKinzie Of Townsville.
has in his possession an old family
Bible that was printed in 1900 in Phil
adciphia and is still in good preserve