West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-06-23
Haywood. June 90. 1895.

quite III the past week
George Robinson was at Fellowsville
Saturday and Sunday.
Rupert Vickery is expected home
from Washington City, Saturday OF
this week.
viotor's Liver Syrup at Graham Drug
Store.
Iohn j. Stump, the we'll known bust
ress man from Cumberland, was here
this week.
j. Ami Martin. Superintendent ofih-
W. Va. Northern. left this afternoon
for New York City on railroad business.
Halls Catarrh Cure at Graham Drug
Store.
Charles Edgar Allen. who now lives
at Cum berland aud used to live in
King'vood, is here this week visiting
relatives
Gus A. Bolden. the genial and err
terprising editor of the Terra Alta Re
publican, was here last week on
business trip
Pains Celery Compound at ..Graham
Drug store.
There will be n magic lantern show
at the Presbyterian church next Satur-
day evening. in charge of Charles L.
Gerkin from Homecoming, Md.
The Union picnic at Mt. View Park
was not very largely attended last
Saturday and the hard rain in the
afternoon spoilt The game of ball be-
tween Tunnslton and Kingwood.
War. war and rumors OF war, but
don't get excited, use plenty OF ice at
1-2 cent per 10. FRANK SHAFFER
A handsome young lady attendant
arrived here Tuesday from the Hospital
for the Insane at Weston and returned
next day with Mrs Daniel Meats. who
was in Jail here awaiting admission TO
the Hospital for treatment
Mrs. Lena Polling. daughter of
Squire John T. Neff and Mrs. Sophia
Polling. a daughter-in-law of the former,
were visiting in Kingwood from Friday
till Monday, when they returned to
their home in Mt. Savage, Md.
Keep Cool Ice 10 cent per 10. de-
livered morning and evening.
FRANK SHARPER.
The wheat crop is going TO be good
this year all over the country. Report
from the west and from tho old ooun-
tries indicate a good yield the world
over. The grain is already beginning
to turn in some places and will hardly
stand till after the Fourth
Robert Il Brown has been home here
the past week laid up for repairs. he
had been working out at Parkersburg
for some time. and was threatene
with fever and the doctor sent him
home to recuperate. Ile is already inn
sysoving nd able to he down street
James Junkius, Of Blaine, mp on the
West Virginia Central. was here Sum
day and left that afternoon for home.
accompanied by his wifes sister, Miss
Lily Smith. who has been at Mr., T..
Katharine Kimbls's for some time. and
went for two weeks visit Mt Blaine
They drove across the country from
here.
Burke, OF out near Hopewe.l, died last
Friday, June nth, from some kind OF
spinal trouble. The funeral was held
Sunday at 3 p m. and was conducted
by Rev Knots, of Masontown, after
which the burial took place in the
graveyard at Bethlehem.
A singing entertainment was given
last Saturday night in the NJ. f. church
out at hillersport, conducted by Prof.
Fetterer, now of Gladesville, but for
merly from Pennsylvania He was as
sisted by Clark s. and Frank d. Fort
ney and others The Professor is
organizing class out there and will
begin teaching vocal music soon.
Ash w. Brown, of Browns Mill, was
here yesterday to see DIR. Pratt about
getting another glass eye put in, as be
accidently broke the one he had. the
other day. They arranged to go over
to Smithfield, Pa, the first 'of next
week and have DIR. Clayton w. Rich
ards, OF that place. ct one in. as he
keeps fine assortment of them on
hand and Is an expert In that line
Rev. A. n. Reese and wife. the United
Brethren minister of Terra Alta, are
here this week Visiting Rev. b. j.
Taylor. in West Kingwood. Rev.
Reese is also soliciting money TO pay
of the Indebtedness on the parsonage
at Terra Alta and expects 20 build n
church over there before long. Rev.
& Reese is splendid preacher and very
pleasant gentleman
Ex-senator John J. ingalls,, OF Kan
sas, whose fame as brilliant writer.
q n man OF remarkable scholarship aud
literary attachments, is even greater
than that Of the distinguished senator.
announces a new book on the subject
of the Americau-Spanish. Cuban War.
1t is entitled "America's War For HUI
manity In Picture and Story" 1t is
published by the n. d. Thompson Pub
fishing Co., of St. Louis. No, and is IN
exhaustive discussion Of the causes Of
the war. and an equally exhaustive
hfatorv OF lte ipcfdents and n brilliant