West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-16

"Au Fools Day" tive weeks from
next Saturday.
Melvin Keller has been M in Harbour
county on a ten days visi, TO his old
home.
Rev. Ross Ward is holding n series OF
meetings in the Baptist church here
this week.
DR.. o 4. Miller is going to move his
family mp On the West Virgiaia Cen.
trail railroad.
David Keefover. OF Valley district
was in town Tuesday and gave US a
business cali.
Mrs. Jennie Tucker has gone to
Mergantown on n six weeks visit
among friends over there.
Mrs. Katie Kemble has been quite
sick for some time with the grip. DR..
Pratt has been attending her.
Mrs f C. Toad has returned to
Kingwood after several weeks visit
with friends in Pennsylvania.
%rs. James Graham. Of Albrights.
vile. is spending the week vita Mrs.
j. a Graham, or East KingNood.
Mrs. s. Il. Brown left Tuesday for
Morgantown after n pleasant visit
with frieRds and relatives m Kingwood.
!. n. Smith, one 81 Terra Atlas lead.
ing business men, was in town Tues
day and gave this Office a business call
We understand hat Ed. NJ. Heer-
mans il now in Cincinnati, where he
has a good position as reporter on tho
Post
Eugene SoHerville, of the Grafton
Leader, was in town from Saturday
till Monday, visiting Prof. aud Mrs.
Rufus Holden.
The School at Alb~rightsville closes
tomorrow. Hugh .Hagans has been
in charge this winter and has taught a
successful term.
Lewis w. Heermans of the Journal
force. has been quite i'll the past week.
E1N 80 bSkNNA Nv We hODG nG Will
soon be out again.
Mr.. Marion Kenbls, Of Harrison
county. has been visiting Mrs. Katke.
rine Kemble the past week. Mrs.
Kemble is still quite sick.
Miss Maud Bruner, of Pitts burg.
preached out at Pleasant Dale last
Sunday. She is engaged in the work
of the Evangelical church.
Rev. ]. c. Lane, Of NeConpelsburg,
Pa, has bees called to the Kingwood
Presbyterian Church. The congrega-
tion has been given an assurance that
he will accept the call.
Easter Sunday, April end. will be
celebrated all right now, as eggs are
gettiaR cheap and plentiful. Only 1917
cents per dozen in the Kingwood mar
ket and plenty Of them at that.
Charles l Trowbridge has moved
from Terra Alta to West Grafton,
whsre he has a JOB working in a pla-
ming aill and carpcntering. lie was
in town last week and gave us a cali.
Joseph Saith, the new merchant at
Alorightsyille, now has charge of the
Pell property and Is stocking mp with
"A big lot of new goods. Mr.. Smith
sold his farm near Guseman. to Sher.
man Martin, who returned last fall
from ten years service in the regular
army.
The first issue in April we will pub
lish the guessos on the author OF the
Grammar articles that have been ap-
pearinG in this paper and give the
name OF the writer, and the winner OF
the books offered as "a prize. There
are two or three more sketches back
for publication.
Hanson A. Jarrett, the Grafton Dent
ist, will be Ia Kingwood Monday.
March Goth, and remain four DAYS.
The Doctor was unable to ill his last
appointment here owing to the big
blizzard, but VIII be here this time
sure.
The spring term Of Circuit Court for
VAls county, begins next Wednesday,
March 22nd. Grand Jury summoned
for that day and Petit Jurors for Fri.
day, the 24th. The sessioR will likely
not be an important one and not much
business transacted.
Ira Claud Gibson. our war correspon.
dent in the First West Virginia Regi.
ment, has been mustered out Of service
and is at his home down near Hudson
lie did not get out with the rest of the
regiment, as he was in the Hospital
service. Our readers will miss his very
interesting letters from camp.
There was n pleasant social dance
out at Mr.. w. T.. Pe!rs hospitable home
last thursday night Quite a number
Of kingwood people were INVITED and
fifteen drove out from here and passed
a pleasant evening with DANCING and