West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-05-26
Tue WEST VA ARGUS.
kingWeOd, May &c. ISos.

aud vegetation Is growing finely.
Vie1or's Liver Syrup a Graham Drug
store.
James w. Parks has been in the East
on business the past week or ten days
OrlsnSo c. Crane. cashier Terra Alta
bank. was here yesterday on business
". Grant Bower and wife drove over
from Terra Alta sunday to visit friends
Ga kingwood.
Dr Claude r. Sherwood has been
down az Valley Point this week prac-
tie.ug dentisuy
balls Ca,arrh Cure at Graham Drug
store.
=. A. Conf the lumler merchant
from Baltimore, was here on business
last Saturday
Pains Celery Compound at Graham
Drug store.
Johu ; TeciS % Gibbons Glade. Pa.
Wa here lsSt week, visiting his uncle.
Isaac Teets.
Mack Msnear went TO Reedsyille
Monday morning TO paper the residence
OF Enos Ashburn.
Col r. w Monroe spent last week at
Romnev. looking after some legal bust
meas down there.
Mr.. aud Mr. viii Morris aud baby.
Of Palatine, were here last week, visit
ing Noah Buckalew's family.
George A. Herring spent Sunday over
at Oakland. looking after his interest
in Maryland, My Maryland"
Charles NJ. Brown. OF West Grafton.
came over Tuesday morning 70 attend
the funeral Of Mrs X. Il. Brown.
James w. Freeland, of near Terra
Alta, was here Monday on business and
dropped in TO pay up his su description.
Born Saturday, May I4th. 1898, to
Mr.. aud Mrs Henry Younger. OF this
place, fine girl baby. DR.. Pratt phys
icias ia charge.
Mems Fancy shirts from e5 cents mn
aud Handsome Cravats and Ties for 3
and 10 cents at Herring's Cheap Cash
store.
Howesvilis. is here stopping at Dr.
Pratt's TO receive medical treatment
for stomach trouble.
william Rutherford, from Fellows
vile and Justice Of the Peace for Reno
district was mere last Saturday as a
witness in Squire Flyan's court.
william Wright Monroe is expected
home Saturday from Nashville, Ten
nessee, where he has been attending
college at the National Normal school.
Mrs. Rebecca Hall and Miss Louise
Fairfax, of near Reedsville, were visit
ing friends and relatives in Kinguood
from saturday tiil Monday evening.
The Finest line OF Meas Hats I'm town
at iicrring's. Something new, hobby
And remarkably cheap for cash. Go
and see them.
Rev. George Trach is now a full
hedged member Of Preston Lodge. No.
90. Ancient Free and Accepted Masons
OF this place. having completed the
Master Masons Dsgree. Monday night
OF this week
Or q. W. Showslter t. now located
in KinVwooi for the practice Of HE
profession, having moved over from
Independence during the past week.
and taken possession OF his property
on High Street
The Parsons Advocate rises % re
mark that MORO Castle should Bever
be spelled any other way than No
MORO Castle The America people
have wanted Il spelled that way for
the past two years.
The old saying is that May makys
or breaks the hay crop and n this il
true. we will have plenty 81 IL this
year, os the moath has been wet and
favorable for grass, so that meadows
and pasture are doing very we'll indeed.
Kingwood Presbyterian church sun.
day, May 20. 1898 sabbath-school at
10 m. Preaching a. ~ a. a.. and 7.45
p n. by the Rev. s +. Montgomery.
OF Cameron. w Va. Christiaa I'm
deavor az Up. m. Preaching at Pleas
ant Grove az p M.
Several OF our Young people are al
tN"f AfWA'ffN AhAH WaAA attending the
District Epworth League Convention.
a. follows: j. Ami Martin. Misses
Persis Hecrmans, Venuie and Jennie
Brand and Frank Sterling. Leslie
Yields and }. Wanzer Dorsey
Mr.. and Mrs John Morris Crsne and
son stanhope, arrived iu Kingwood.
Monday from Washington city. whore
they spant the winter They viii only
remain here a short time aud are pre-
pairing to spend The summer az their
cottage over At Ne. Lake Park.
Michael Teets. who lived over near
Pleasant Hul. in Portland district.
died last Thursday. May l8th. after
two weeks illness 81 blood poisonine
The funeral took place Saturday at tho
Oak Grove churcA and Che burial in
The cemetery there. The decreased ,yar