West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-10-19

Warrington.
John Gidley hiss froVed from the Bowsry
10 Back whetselI's place across the river. on
the Rast Side.
Mr.. Rufus Holden arrived home last satur.
day from Grafton. where she bad been VISITING
her FOLKS Tor some time.
Mrs Matte Townsend, of Oakland.
Md, Is the guest Of Doctor aud Mrs.
j. H. Nanown, this week.
Rev. J. c. Lane preached a. The
dssontown Presbyterian church last
Sunday he WAS accompanied 10y hi,
wife.
1saae A. Jenkins and wife from
Ursins, Pa. are here visiting the for.
mer's brother. wu- NJ. jenkins, OF tho
Hotel Jenkins.
Mrs Laura Bruce has returned TO
her home in Parkersburg after spend.
ing the summer here with her mother,
Mrs. Matte Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee J. Graham went 10
Morgantown Tuesday of this week. TO
see Mrs. Sallie Duncan. who has been
very III the past week.
Cecil Montgomery. Of Philips. nr.
rived in Kingwood last week. He
came to work with Mr.. c. l.. Reed and
learn the barbering business.
Time and tide wait for no man. but
they just have TO slow up n little FOR
the woman who 10 trying TO get her
hat on straight,
MIR. and Mrs Mcclure Mason. who
have been visiting relatives in this
county for some time, returned TO their
home in Grafton, Pa this week.
IN. rempie'on. OF Piedmont. 10 tho new
General Manager otthr West Virginia Northern
Railroad. He arrived In Kinrwood last weok
aud entered upon the duties Of his once.
Mr.. j. J. Guseman and wife, who
have been sojourniug among friends
and relatives in Pittsburg the past
month, returned home last Friday.
more, Philadelphia and New York
the past week, buying big stock Of
fall and winter goods for his stores.
The Pell School, No. o of KIngwood
district will open Monday. October
S0th under the command of WIN. r.
Shaffer, one of the veteran teachers.
L. l.. Childs and son Walter, went
up on the West Va. Central X. r.. last
week 10 visit Arthur Chlds. who in
blh cksmithing up there for the Com
pany.
The Kingwood Schools started OF Monday
with very good attendance and all the de-
psrtmonts opened exec t the Primary, under
Miss lisa Monroe, which will begin neat
Monday.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright has one OF the
finest line of Fall aud Winter hats ever
brought to kingwood. She has "A nice
lot Of all the latest novelty goods for
ladies also.
Charley Childs has been at homo the
past week on visit. He has been
working for a. l. Sly, the big lum ber-
man up at Wilson's. lie started back
To- work this week.
Mrs. Mary Byrns and daughter,
julia. have returned To their home
here after spending the summer at
Mt. Lake Park. Everyone is glad to
see them at home again.
Mcclure Mason and wife, of Pitts
burg, have been visiting his parents,
Squire A. q. Mason and wife. of ST
Joe, the past week. Mack gave us
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Mrs. Edmund Messenger and son,
James, went over TO Rodamers. last
Wednesday,. to see her daughter Mrs
Junior Buckalew who is quite poorly
from severe case OF grip contracted
about a year ago.
A Full Line OF Ready Mado Skirts
ana Wooden Waists, Bustles. Collar
cites. Muslin Underwear. Sheets and
Pillow'slips, Embroidery Needles and
other Novelties will be found at l.. NJ &.
Albrights Millinery Room.
The Jenkins house the past week has
been doing a lively business. Tables
crowded all the time Last Friday
Mrs. Jenkins entertained several OF
her friends with turkey dinner.
The turkey in it's normal condition had
been wild.
A pie Social" was given Tuesday night at
the home Of the Misses Marsden under the
auspices Of the Christian Endeavor Society.
There was no charge at all for anything and
those present gave what they pleased, the
proceeds going 10 tho Heater Fund. Thors
was plenty OF good music and Refreshments 10
abundance.
The Boon Marble Company. with shops at
Clarksburz, Weston and Phil ppi in this state.
and one over IN Pennsylvania. 6lsd petition
IN the Bankruptcy Court In Ciarksburg on Mon
DAY Of this week Their assets afs given at
$4,000 and their liabilities 10000 This Arm ID
well known here and has placed considerable
work In this county.
From the report Of the Voluntary Observer
IN the Weather bureau ~ RingWood Station
fOr the Month Of September. We extract az fol-
lows: Highest temperature % on the 9TH low.
est Temperature, - on tho Goth; average ten.
Iorature, o2i. Number Of clear days. IS. cloudy
~ aud partly cloudy, O. Tuta' rain fail o. inches