West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-04-01

next week.
In this issue is an announcement OF
the summer term of school TO open at
Terra Alta this month. conducted by
p. T. MeBee, one of the leading teach
ers OF the county.
Charley Walls is very i'll with lung
trou BILE down n, his home near Pisgah
Dr.. Graham went down yesterday to
see him. lie was accompanied by Miss
orPha ChristoPer
As the name indicates. Halls Vege-
| table Siciliau Hair Remover is a rem
ever OF the hair, including its growth,
health, youthful color, and beauty. II
will please you.
Mrs. Charles James Faulkner was
chosen regent for West Virginia at the
Sixth Annual Congress of the Dlugh-
tsrs OF tic American Revolution, re-
Gently in session in Washington
Rev. ]. b. Tough. the pastor OF the
Greens Run Methodist Protestant
Church will fill his regular appoint
ment on next Saturday evening at 1880.
All are cordially invited 10 attend.
>. G. Greaser of Howesville. gave us
a peying call Monday. He has been
working along the Il. 4 O. road the
( pnst year at various points, at his trade.
stone mason, and was home on "a short
| visit.
Walter Williams left Tuesday for
Davis TO accept position as clerk in
the store of Eugene Coifnan of that
place. Mr.. Coffman's wife is cousin
of Walter and is we'll known In King
wood
Henry w Huddleson, ef 'Zinn's Glory"
Valley district, was in town Tuesday
and was accompanied home by his
daughter Miss Emma who spent the
winter here with her uncle, Mr.. y ID
Gatewood.
Miss Luna Hartley. of Masontown,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Minnie Hutchinson of Beard Tree,
Marshall county, the past two months,
arrived here yesterday evening on her
way home.
Ex-Judge Jos. NJ. Shaw, of Guseman,
has sold his farm to a man named
Smith, who is employed as fireman at
the Wooden Mills there. Mr.. Shaw
will move to Uniontown, Pa, and 20
into the lightning rod business
Frank p. Gale. of the Camp Ground.
got severely hurt over in the whetsell
Settlement last Saturday, by having
his shoulder thrown out Of place. DR..
Pratt was over Sunday, and 1t took the
the help of three men TO pull il in place.
Mrs. Ida Brooks is now prepared TO
do fashionable dress-making according
To the latest modes Having taken a
complete course of instruction with
Miss Parks, she offers her services to
I he public. Plain and fancy sewing
She can be found at her home opposite
Herring Hotel. IT
pleasant social party was given at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Al
bright Monday evening in honor of
Walter Williams before his departure
for Davis. Cards and dancing were
the principal amusements OF the even
ing.
Mrs. j w. Parks, of East K;ngwood,
has fine orange tree growing in her
elegant home, that has number OF
oranges On it that are now getting
rice. There are nine SO FAR Of the
gold STANDARD fruit. IL 10 quite Gu
riosity in KingwoeI.
Some changes ara taking place in
business out at MaSontown George
NJ. Cobun has sold his store 20 A bert
Posten OF Morgantown aud il will be
managed by Walter Posten, brother OF |
Wilbur Posten, of Kingwood, while |
Cobun viii go to Aorgantovn TO clerk |
ia Posten's store.
Handsomely engraved pictures of |
George Washington for only > cents. !
Benjamin Franklin, and Thomas |
jefferson only l cent Photos OF other |
famous Americans equally as cheap. |
These pictures are valuable and are
going like hot cakes. Call and get
some before they are all gone. For |
sale in Kingwood at the Post office.
Mrs. Jemima Rexroad, Of near town, !
has been lucky enough 20 receive a |
widows pension and 1920 back pay 10 /
start with. Sho has received notice Of |
IL aud will be allowed 50 per month |
hereafter for herself and g. per month /
each for FIVE children under sixteen
years OF age, making Sis per month |
she will receive i'm all
Rev. George II. McGrev, Assistant /
sctor Of ST. Bartholomew Episcopal
Church, New York CITY. has been Of |
fersd better position as Rector Of st. /
Pauls Episcopal Church, Of Cleveland. |
Ohio. at much larger salary than In |.
his present position, and has about |
decided TO accept the oHer and move
to the Forest city"
Stephen Osgood, who moved here /,
last fall from near Irondalo and pur- I.
chased J. w. Flynn's property. moved |
back 70 his farm this week as the man /
who bought 10 could not pay for IL and /
gave IL mp, 80 Mr.. Osgood gave up tho /
Flynn property also and we under. I
stand that Mr. Flynn will again oc. /