West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-02-23
Easter eomes Oh Anil and.

Attorney Abram Burjett efGrafton.
was in town a few hours on Tue day.
Miss Annlc stewart is going To- Nor.
gaStowR TO work ia the Glass Works
Mrs. Leslie Park Bruce. Of Park.
ersburg, arrived in town Tuesday even
ing
Miss Stella Miller, of tho Manning.
ton Advocate, vac visiting friends in
town last week
Charley Carroll has secured a job at
Morrantown and will leave for that
place il a few DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs. John d Rigs. os Terra
Alta ca~e over Wednesday TO attend
the Cot,ou.Psrk wedding.
Rev. L ID. Sine of Daily, Somer,et
c'u" Pa, VS. in Haywood, Tues.
day and gave this Once a cali.
Miss Flo J'n,Sins, was visiting out at
Herring sunday. Miss Flo is 9ftsu
heard to ask. where Ci>l Au-i.
Mrs. Henry Clay Reerbower. Of ST.
loo. has been quite sick for several
days DR. Grahnm is attending her.
w C. Wilson. OF Cheat Haven. Pa.,
IS in town this week locking after the
interests Of the Cheat River Railroad.
Miss Cotton, Of Grafton, was tho
TnaCt of Nice N.I1s. All.la ~ T.
town attending her fathers marriage.
Rev. Anderson, Of Parkersburg, ar
rived here Tuesday to oficiate at tho
marriage of his brother.in-law, Rev.
Cotton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Heermaus re.
turned home last week from a long
visit TO their children at Cadiz, Ohio,
and Charleston, w. Va
Charles Cornwell, died at his home
near Herring, from old age and general
Debility. He was one of Preston's
oldest citizens being 05 years old.
Rev. Nutter and little daughter re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Phillppi. where they have been visit
ing since the burial of Mrs. Nutter.
Mr.. James Graham, of Albrightsville,
was in town Monday night and vent
on to Buckhannou Tuesday TO visit his
son, Sanford. Mr.. Graham is thinking
abont moving to Buckhannon in the
Spring.
The Beverly Hill church will hold
on Sunday, February Goth. a Grand
Rally" for the purpose of paying the
balance due their pastor. as this is his
last Sunday in Kingwood for this con.
terence year. Preaching at II a. m,
3 p. IN. and 1880 p. m.
Grant Graham has received his certi-
feat e frSm the State Board of Pharmacy
and is now a regular full fedged drug.
gist and can compound medicine as
we'll as II NJ. ID We congratu'ate
Grant and wish him success. lie went
to Philippi Monday.
The Twelfth u. $. Infantry from
Jefferson Barracks, Mo, passed over
the Il. ~ o II. r.. last week en- route to
New York, where they will take pas
sage for Manila. There was about
1000 men under the coiHmand Of Col.
smith, but not orr own Col. Smith, OF
the gallant First West Va.
Duke Dent was in town Friday and
Saturday. Duke is travelling salesman
for Wilmington at Morgantovn. and
he carries a full line Of samples OF first
class shoes for men, women and chill.
dren and takes your order for shoes
and delivers them in 30 days and in.
sures them 90 fit and give satisfaction
lie will visit Klngwood every
thirty days.
Don't forget the festival and bazaar
and entertainment II the Court House
Wednesday night March /, given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church. Old
mother Goose me her son. Jack will
be there TO receive. And the old
woman who lived i'm a shoe with all
her children for sale. A very good
musical program has been arranged
and they will have good music during
the entire evening. The ladies will
corn mence serving oysters at half past
five in the evening.
The Junior Order Council at Tunnel.
ton. have a public demonstration to-
day "Wednesday and \ flag raising
over the school house at that place
The members Of the Order will meet Al
the Hall and march to the school house
with the band and banners gay" and
fling "Old Glory" TO the breeze oyer
the seat OF learning or shooting gal.
lerY, where Young America is taught
the aim Of educational training. There
will also be addresses delivered by
several speakers, according TO the
program.
A package OF photographs from
Frank Lazicr has been received by his
relations here, aud q box containing
his effects is enroute TO this country.
lie left word with one Of his friends in
the navy what disposition 70 make Of
his money, but left no written will
H. is said that he has not collected any
Of his wages nor his PRIZE money since
he has been with DeweY's fleet lie
was in the battle Of Manila. in Nay.
1893. ard viii tht g he entitled 20 a
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