West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-04-21
TIE NEST VA ARGUS.



III. w. Rightmeyer. OF Rowlesburg.
was here 90 business this week.
New Laces and Lace Curtains ut L.
N. Albright'a
w. u. Frceiand. of the East Side.
was here yesterday on business
T.. NJ. Hartley. of Masontown, was
ia Kingwood on business yesterday.
New goods--sll new and Latest
Styles at l.. ". Aibright's.
Mrs Grace Montgomery il Visiting
friends and relatives Al Tunnelton aud
Newburg. this week.
Deputy Marshal D. II jackson ief,
Tuesday to attend Federal Court &.
session at ciarksburg.
Fresh fsh and early vegetables at
the Meat Marsst--twicc each week.
r. NJ. Summers. of Marques. was
here this week looking after the assess
,ncnt business for this year.
lion. N J. fortney was at Grafton
this week, as special Judge n some
cases in the Circuit Court there.
Thompson Glove-Fitting Corsets Mt
l.. NJ. Albrights.
Or. James II. Maaown arrived in
kingwood yesterday from baltimore,
where he has been for several months.
Carpet Yarn. all colors. at l. NJ. Al
brights.
sheriff l. G. Shaffer returned Sunday
from Baltimore and Washington.
where he spent a week visiting friends
and relatives
l. NJ. Albright has just received his
second lot of Ladies' ready-lnade Dress
Skirts and Silk Capes Millinery room
Born Thursday April i4th to AIR and
Mrs. w. O. Kisner, of ont near the
snyder Chapel. Que big boy. DR.. j.
A. Graham attending physician.
Prof Rufus Holden Is quite III with
the la grippe and threatened with
pneumonia. he is confined To his bed
with DIR. J. A. Graham ia attendance.
L. NJ. Albrights Millinery Depart.
nent can be found the largest stock OF
Latest Styles OF LADIES' Hats, Silk
Capes. Tailor Made Skirts from 81 25
TO 5000.
Alfred T. Holt Jr., of Grafton, was in
town over SUNDAY. visiting relatives
and prospective relatives. He is a son
of Postmaster James w. Holt, of tho
Sentinel.
George A. Herring has the mumps
this week He neglected to attend TO
this infantile complaint in his younger
days aud is now trying to be q boy
once more.
The Finest line OF Mems Hats in town
mt Herr. ng's. Something new. nobbv
and remarkably cheap for cash. Go
and see them.
Ont Of hfty mine counties in Colorado
twenty-seven have women auperinten-
dents of schools. and every school
board has one OF two women member.
N. Albright will have his second
Millinery Opening. Saturday. April
Both. Pattern hats from Baltimc-e
and Pit.sburg. Ali cordially invited
Christopher Gale. Of Rohr, has had
his pension increased from $40 to s24
per month. This is a substantial in
crease and will do Mr.. Gale IotA of
good.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nolen J. Glib
son, Of AibrightsvilIe. 6ue big ten
pound boy last Sunday. April 18th. 'ss.
DIR Pratt Of this place was the attend-
ing physician.
Mems Fancy SHIRTS from % cents mn
and Handsome Cravats and Ties for s
store.
Virgil SwearinRen got his foot badly
mashed one day last week, while work.
ing over at the Hamilton Saw-MilI. a
log rolled on IL and laid him no from
work for some time. DR.. Graham
dressed the foot and II IL healing mp
now
The remains Of Miss Frances z. wiz
lizard, the late President of the W oman's
Christian Temperance Union, were
eremated at Chicago. and the ashes
placed In the grave Of her mother In
kose Hill Cemetery in that city. This
was oono according TO her own request.
Notice :-Farmeru having good young
6cef cattle 20 sell. will do well 10 see
G. w. Derin2, the new butcher.
Kingwood Prssbytorian Church. sun
day April 24th. 1928 sabbath-school
~ 10 a IN. Preaching at II a. m. and
7:so p IN. Morning subject. THE
Ascension" Evening subject, Chris
tian Rest" Christian Endeavor ~ $50
p na Preaching At Pleasant Grove at
3 q m.
Walter COZ, who had been In fail
here for several weeks for an assault
on Bin Chidester. was released Monday
Of this week. under sfooo bond 20 al.
pear for trial next term Of court His
father Martin Van Bureau COZ. who
lives OYER above Rowlesburg. came over
and went on his bond.
Beat Make and Latest Styles Of Shoes
~ L A. Albright's
Newton Manown and mother are