West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-03-17
THE WEST Va ARGUS.
Haywood, March IL. 1898.


sandy Bower Is at Terra Alta this
week, working for G.. \. Bolden.
Mrs Frederick c. Todd is now visit.
ing friends in Augusta, Georgia.
Attorney G. A.. Vincent. of Fairmont,
was here on legal business last week.
Easter comes on sunday. April 10th
this year, three weeks from next sun
day.
Joe woodfori. the lumber inspector
fIr Frank lis, has been here The past
week taking up lu,nUer.
II. 5. wh,tssll will teach term of
Summer School at Aurora after the
close of his present term.
Mems Fancy SHIRTS from % cents up
AMI Handsome Cravats and Ties for )
and 10 cents at ilerring's Cheap Cash
Store.
Julius X. Monroe was over at Austen
this week doing some surveying for
the Coal Company over there.
Alden Gurlitz moved this week from
DIR. Pratt's farm. to tenants house
down on the Fairfax Manor place.
The venerable Jacob Gibson OF In.
dependence, has been very poorly this
week. with rheumatism of the heart.
w Frank Pierce and Miss Mary
@ pdwin took Mrs. Johnson to the Hos
pital at Weston last Friday, for treat
ment
j. ii. Barlow, the Grafton nttor.
ney has been here this week. taking
depositions aud preparing some cas-,
for court
q. w. Albright is making arrange
ments to go To- Alaska with Marion
Boone and win Smalley, who start the
last of this month.
Buclsner +. Scott and Miss Matte
Wotriug. OF Terra Alta. drove over To
Kisgwood Saturday and remained till
Sunday, visiting friends.
Rev. Father Hickey. of Parkersburg.
formerly of Rowlesburg this county.
is now at Tampa Florida, spending
the winter for his health.
James A. Lenhart left sunday for
the East to purchase his spring stock
of goods. He drove over TO Terra Alta
and took No. 46 that afternoon.
The Finest line OF Mems Hats i'm town
at Herring's. Something new, nobby
and remarkably cheap Tor cash. Go
AMI see them.
Dr.. Claud Il Sherwood. the dentist.
left Yesterday morning TO ill engage
ments at Keyser, Blaine aud Elk Gar.
den In the practice OF his profession.
Lieut. r. NJ. q. Brown. who has been
at Morgantown for some time. has
gone to Washington to tender his SER
vices to the Government in case of war
with Spain.
W, r. Nanear and son George, wers
at Morsantown during the past week,
looking at some property oyer there.
with possible view of buying or rent
aud moving over to that place.
Miss Carrie Dent, who is a memb,r
of the senior class at Wilson's College.
at Cham bersburg. Pa. has been Sc
lcctej as valedictorian of her class. She
is daughter Of VI. II. Dent, Of Graf
ton, and has a mum. er of relatives in
this county.
Lincoln county is the home of n
great granddaughter OF the fa mons
Daniel Boone. Her name is Mrs. Han
nah Adkins, and she lives up Mai Run
Her face has many of the character
istic features seen upon looking at n
picture OF she famous first Kent, cIsian.
william Iianey. the engineer on the
w. Va. Northern, left Monday norm
ing Tor Pittsburg, to visit his lrother
All I. lianey, who got hurt recently.
in the steel Mills there. where he has
position as boss. Mr.. Haney will
stop of at Bellaire on his return. to
visit another brother who lives there.
Mrs. L. G. ShafTer left Monday after.
noon for Baltimore, to visit friends for
two or three weeks She met her
sister from Petersburg at Tunneltop.
who came out on No 46, and they went
east together. The latter is milliper
in Parkersburg, and is East this week
purchasing her Spring stock of mil
linery.
Messrs. George Mason, Of Detroit.
John McConner, OF Chicago. and J. w
Meeson, Of Cleveland, were in Kin,
wood last week and drove down on
Cheat River 10 look over the route Of
the Cheat River u Il. They are cor.
tractors and practical railroad men
ard II begins To look now like we
might have that long lo1lsel for road
up Cheat, get.
Soon from the bonds OF winter the
Old world will be free6; And soon will
come the bloomcr girl. upon her noise
less steed. The bumblebse will bum
ble' in the meadows wet with dew
And the feeling Of spring fever win
come creeping over you. The softer
tints Of summer will steal across tho
sky, and the starved town COW vfI
smile with Joy as sho winks the other
eye"
Joseph S. Miller the Tunuelton lnm-
bar DEALER esof badTt. bwrt IL .rt