West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-22

was in town Monday on business.
Warren Murphy. OF independence,
was attending court here Monday.
/ Frank J. jackson. OF Tuunelton, was
in town Monday calling on friends
l. NJ Albright has been confined to
his home for the past few days by sick
/ ness.
Hon. George c. Sturgiss, of Morgan
town, was in town this week on bust
ness.
Three Civil cases were brought be-
fore Squire Flynn Monday for adjudi-
cltion.
County Court completed the work OF
the session and adjourned Monday
evening.
Mrs Geo A. Walls went to Terra
Alta Thursday To visit Mrs Henry
Mnrdock
James w Robinson. OF Fellowsville,
was in town last week visiting his son
George.
Deputy Marshal Jackson returned
from Martinsburg Monday where he
went TO serve summons.
Pension Agent w. Il. Clapp made a
flying trip TO Masontowu, Reedsville
and townsville last Monday.
w. f. Clapp accompanied b. his ac-
complished daughter. Miss Ella, took
"a drive to Terra Alta Wednesday.
ICE FoE SALE. We are furnishing
pure spring water ics AT sc. per 10 at
the ice house. stone Il NoLTz.
Camden Lantz, travelling salesman
for the firm of Shattock IL jackson,
Clarksburg, was home over Sunday.
Deputy Marshal. d. X Jackson left
for Harpers Ferry Tuesday TO attend
some business matters at that place.
DIR. w. A. Campbell, of Kerus, Ran
dolph county, was here this week pros
pecting with view OF locating here
The sermon delivered by Rev Barnes
in the NJ. Il. church last Sunday night,
was highly complhnented by every one
w. Il. ShafFer has been painting the
residence of w. w. Graham, and also
his sta BILE and fence aud out-buildings.
Miss Lynne Waddell, of Braudonville,
spent several days over at Morgantown
last week, engaged in educational
work.
-, II Al.
Aims House, So years of age died Mon
day and was buried in Masontown
Cemetery.
Grove Cooper, a former resident Of
this city, now living at Morgantown,
was circulating among friends here
this week
Robert Orr representing the whole
sale confectionery esta blishment of
Allen Greenfield &c Co, Baltimore. Md,
was shaking hands with our merchants
yesterday.
l. i. Bowermaster, Hoy Jackson.
Ralph Manear and Duke Dent took in
the sights about John Sliney No. 1
last Sunday.
The Arkansas State Teachers Con-
vention has limited the use of the title
Of professor" TO teachers in colleges
and universities.
The heavy rains and frequent show
ers OF the last two weeks are making
it very hard for the farmers 10 keep up
with their work.
G. F. Taylor, Wheeling, w Va +.
w. Gardner, Newburg T. c. Arnett,
Fairmont, and j. NJ. Miller, Rockhaven,
Pa. at the Exchange Hotel
The New York Christian Herald for.
warded $40, 900 by cable TO the India
famine sufferers, making in all 300 900
sent by DR.. Talmage's paper.
Quite a number OF our people went TO
Albrightsville Sunday TO hear the
Evangelist who was there from MI
Lake Park and held services.
Mrs. J. Fl. Hawthorne and Misses
Tina Goodwin and Maud Brown and For
est Martin drove over to Morgautown
Saturday 10 spend Sunday and returned
home Monday
Miss Fanny Dering returned 70 Nor
gantown Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. c.
W. Dering and Miss Mable Marsden &C.
companied her, returning home the
same evening
Omer Shaw, of Rockville, was here
| Sunday. If he does not quit Spahr-ing
around the County Capitol Johnny
Will get his gun" and some one May
/ get dOneup Brown
/ The Millinery Goods at the Store Of
/ j w. Fawcett e. Co are offered for
/ sale at or below cost for the oext two
| weeks, and il you need anything in the
I line OF straw Goods. Trimmings Veil
/ ings Flowers. etc, call az once and get
| your pick, for these goods will DO dis
| posed Of in a short time at some price.
Rev r. r. Goode, Of Gainesville, pas
tor Of the Bethlehem church. writes rs
that ChildreRs' Day will be observed at
/ that church on the second SUNDAY IN
August which falls on the sth. The
/ services will begin at 1890 p m. All arc
cordially invited TO be present.