West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-01-30
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DicA Golden, OF Keyser, was in
town Sunday.
Ernest Stuck is very low with
lung trouble.
Waller Flynn was ut Grafton
Saturday on business.
S. b. Montgomery went to St.
George Saturday on business.
Charles Watkins, of Marques. is
visiting relatives here this week.
Prof. A. w. Brown, OF Indepen
dence, was seen OH our streets Sun.
day.
John Cook left last week for
Douglas, w. Va, where he has
work.
David Bargh, who was reported
sick last week, is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Bud Gull, of independence.
was calling on relatives at this place
Monday.
Mrs. Robert Felty, Of oakland.
Md, Is visiting relatives in town
this week.
l.. b. MeGinnis, of Keyser, is
visiting and relatives in this CITY
this week.
Major Orr. of Kingwood, was in
town Tuesday calling on old nc.
quaintances.
Miss Belle Plummer, who was
visiting friends at Elklns, has re-
turned home.
Bad colds are prevailing cpl
demlc III this town and surround
ing community.
Miss Ethel Herbert, who has
visiting at bennington, returned
home this week.
Harry Fordyce, OF CARO-. w. Va.
is visiting his parents. Glad to sec
you back, Harry.
Miss Grace Flynn, of Kingwood.
Is the charming guest of the Misses
Horchler this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, of Buck
harmon, are the guests of their sou,
Harry, of this place.
Miss BERTHE Montgomery has been
quite sick with asthma, but glad to
say is conyalescing now.
Miss Mamie Flanagan, of Graf
ton, is the charming guest of the
Misses Plummer this week.
Mrs. Balscr HiIgartner left Sat.
urday for Keyssr to visit her
daughter, Mrs. John Ayers.
The fastIdious and original and
only Kip Pyles is still jumping the
counter at VIM. S. Wolt's store.
Melvin Weaver left Tuesday for
Benton's Ferry, where he has EN-
ployment in the mines, (Klngs J
Charles Williams is looking very
much under the weather this week.
which is attributable to late hours.
Master Lloyd and Miss Joe War
Their, Of Thornton, are the guests
of their cousins, the Misses War
then.
IL is reported that Isaac jackson
has bought the John Perrill house.
and will move into it the first of
the month.
DIR. s. j. Pc ten was called to
GAINESVILLE last Wednesday to see
a step-son of Mr.. Cole Ashby. who
is very sick.
Geo. IL. VOLTS two small chill.
dren and one of Sam Freeman's are
very ill this week. DIR. Posten at.
tending physician.
Lloyd Warthen is looking first.
class, because he is keeping regular
hours. Thanks to the girls. they
have all gone back on him.
The coal mine at the West End.
operated by r. S. LaRue, of tins
place, has suspended operation for
a short time on account of no sale
for coke.
Mrs. Susan Montgomery, who
has been at Monongah the past two
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Myers, who has been sick, returned
home Friday.
f. M. Dent is giving his drug
store good cleaning and thor
ough overhauling. Frank keeps
hrst-cla drug store and as clean as
new ribbon.
DIR. Frank M. Dent, who has
been coufined to his room on NC.
count Of sickness, we are glad to
note is able to be at the old stand
once more selling bananas at the
same old price.
] Mr.. Price, our genial deputy
postmaster, got lost In a briar patch
Few nights ago, scratching the
poor fellow horribly. For further
information / refer you to Miss
Maggie Gross.
Manley FortDey, who was still
reported missing last week. we are
( glad to state has turned up. but
has woe-begone expression on his
countenance, as though his mind
was wandering.
II IS reported that John Schooly.
who resides in the lower end Of