West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-04-14

Herring To- Cameron Elliott who takes
charge next week. Mr. Everiy will
hold public sale of his personal prop
erty Saturday and be ready 10 locate
wherever he can find an opening.
William NJ. Jenkins has received a
lot OF new machinery from the Osborne
Company. for which he Is agent lie
has moving maehines rakes. hay ted
ders. etc lie has fac lot of it under
n big shed down at the jenkins House.
Kingwood Presbyterian church. Sun.
day. April Ia. 1925. On account of the
Pastor having To- go way over Sabbath.
there will be no preaching at King
wood and Pleasant Grows. sabbath
school at 10 u M Christian Endcavor
At $50 p. IN.
Marcellus Sisler moved Last week
from over near Tannery. into has new
property out in West kingwood. lie
has purchased Mrs. Margery Squires'
house and lot out there aud made con-
Siderable Improvement on IL. he is
working out at Toii's Coal mines.
In this issue will be found the an
nouncement of the Summer Normal
| School TO be opened the first Monday
in next month over at Aurora, by
County Supt. II. =. Whetsell, whose
ability as teacher 10 so we'll known
| that no ords of praise or recomnen-
dation are necessary from us.
There is one class at the Presbyterian
Sunday school that will likely increase
very fast now. 1t is class of small
boys, taught ly Miss Annie Jordan.
Last Sunday she presented them all
with ster eggs filled with maple
sugar and now those boys are very
sweet on their teacher aud every one
of then, aud lot more, will be on
hand promptly next Castor anyhow.
One OF the sad cslan,ities of last week
was the loss 10y a well known Mason
county farmer-a believer in the gold
| standard--of over thousand pounds
of bacon. by thieves who called In the
night. In the morning In place OF the
meat hs found card on which was
written the following: "You id
IL takes bacon at my house"
The name of Miss Madeline Down
tain. OF Winfield. heads the list OF
trained nurses who have volunteered
their serv ces TO the war department at
Washington, for duty in the army or
navy in the event OF war with Spain
Miss Dow ntain rec ivei her training
at training school and hos pitai in
Washington, and has SUCCESSFULLY
uursed several cases in this city
Charleston Gazette.
a few months ago number OF our
young society girls formed an anti
slang society, and each member took
an active interest in its growth So
little had been heard of il recently
that an inquiry was made about its
progress from one of the members, and
she replied: "Oh. it's I'm the con
somme. The president got unity, and
imagined she was the only dent in the
pan. SO we gave her the willies and tn.
dinkev dink association shot the
chutes."
In the account OF the Wolfe case a.
published in this paper we omitted the
name OF George n. Mcdonald from the
list of Attorneys for the dcfen liant. on
ccount % his being a witness in the
case, but Mr.. McDosald informs that
ne was chief counsel in the case for the
prisoner and was the first attorney
retained by the defendant. and the
records so show his na me being frst ON
the list In Clerk Watson's Office We
make this correction in justice to Mr..
Mcdonald.
The marriage OF Mr.. Robert Craine'
of Baltimore. and Miss Margaret Ben.
nett. of Weston, is announced TO occur
in st. Paul's Episcopal Church at wes-
ton. Wednesday, April 2Otif. Miss
Bertha Bennett will be maid OF honor,
and Ex-Goy. Frank Brown, of Mary
land. will be best man. G.. X Kunst
j. u. Bennett, Porter Arnold and T..
A. Brannon, Jr.. will be the ushers.
The marriage will be quite an event in
society circles and will be followed by
an elaborate reception at the home OF
Judge Bennett
Another big revival has been In pro-
gress down at the Greens Run Chapel,
conducted by Charles Young Bishop.
IL commenced last Saturday week
ago and several have been worked over
again. among them John Gidley who
lost his religion some time since when
he got on razzle dazzle and tried 10
4 4 - ~
he needed working over, for fear he
night have TO work the roads after
while. Last year be lived out Of the
Corporation and claimed he was a
preacher and didn't have to work the
| roads.