West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-30
THE NEST VA ARGUS.
Kinswood. June so. isss.

Mrs Laura TripDett is here visiting
At j. ) Murdock's
James Royce. of Fellowsville. was
here last Sat, rday-
The Summer tern OF school here. in
the Higher Dept. will close next week.
victor's Liver syrup a, Graham Drug
Store.
Miss Martha copeman was visiting
friends aud relatives down at Bruce
ton. last week.
Robert u. Brown returned this week
10 has work for the ID. & o. railroad at
Parkersburg.
Pains Celery Compound at Graham
Drug store.
Misses Emma Brown and Mav Nor
gan were visiting near Reeasyille from
saturday till Monday.
Capt. Robert Stapleton and wife aud
son from baltimore. are visiting Col.
Layelle's family at Tunuelton.
Keep Cool, Ice IL cent per 10 de-
livered morning and evening
A. c. Suddarth. the photographer
who was here about year ago, is now
running gallery at cIarksburs.
Richard Z. Walls. of Pisgah. was
here on business last Friday and Sat
urday, and gave us a paying call.
Clyde Conley came home last week
from Keyser, where he has been work
ing in the Il & o. shops for some time
Hon. William A. Ohiey. of Charleston.
spent Sunday and Monday in King
wood the guest of Mr.. and Mrs NeilJ
Fortney-
Rev. George Roger and family. of
Carmel, have been visiting relatives in
Maryland and Pennsylvania tho past
two weeks.
Rupert Vickery arrived home here
from Washington City, Monday even
ing of this week and will remain for
the summer vacation.
Hon. William Freebu-n, of Nebraska.
arrived at Rec isville last Saturday to
visit his sister. Mrs. j. ). Loar and
other friends and relatives in this
county.
j. Benedict Cooke, of Amos, Marion
county. has been visiting his mother
Mrs j. J. Gocke, at TOWNSVILLE. the
past week or two aud was 10 Kingwood
the other day.
NJ. r. Pell. of Pleasant Dale, has
been in Ill health for some time with
rheumatism aud heart trouble. but we
are glad to note that he is better now
and abe TO be out again.
Miss Dora Menear is staying with her
uncle, Orval Watson at Reedsville.
who has been in poor health for some
time, bot h reported improving now.
lie has throat and lung trouble.
James w. White has one ofthe hand
soonest homes in town now, since II
has been so artistically adorned by the
painters brush in the hands Of Mack
Menear and w. r. Shaffer.
Albert A Dorsey, who has been
working in the New Dominion office at
Morgantown the past year, is now up
at Webster Springs at Addison in Web
ster county, spending his vacation.
f. Greeley Hyde, of Oakland, was
visiting his mother Mrs. Amanda
Hyde at Brandony'" ~. last week The
latter accompanied. him home 10 re-
main some time with her sor at Oak
land.
Rev. John White preached in the
school house on Beverley Hiil. Sunday
afternoon att o'clock. The regular
pastor OF the church will be here from
Morgpntown and preach next Sunday
at the usual hours.
The July term Of County Court con-
venes on Monday the 1ith. As this is
the levy term and the one that audts
and closes mp the past years business.
II Is the most important session of the
year and will likely last all week.
Mrs. Jane Brown left last Saturday
for West Grafton to spend Sunday with
her son. Charles NJ. Brown and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and mother left
for Washington City on ten days
excursion to the home of "Uncle Sam"
Preston Lodge No. 90. Ancient Free
and Accepted Masons Of this place,
conferred the Past Masters Degree on
Messrs Henry Clay Hyde, Charles w.
Dering and William Henry Murdoch,
at the session Monday night Of this
week.
The biggest baby ever born in this
section so far as IS known, arrived at
the home OF James w. Shrout near
town, last Saturday. It was girl
baby and kicked the beam At 10 lbs.
and has been named Eve. The mother
is Lizzie, daughter Of Mr. shrout.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Plum. who reside
on Major Orr's farm near town. have
the largest damsel Plum ever seen ia
these parts. II was grated. or rather
ungrafted on the family Plum tree last