West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-12-28
TAB NEST VA ARGUS.
RingwoOS December IS. 1899

AltonJackson is able to be out again,
but haf to use crutches for awhile.
Pye Cider Vinegar at G. C. Giles.
KipSwood. at Is cents per gallon. 1O-i.
rs. Edgar Long went to Philadelphia
to spend his holidays with his home
folks.
Next Monday is the first day of the
new year and don't forget TO write it
1900
Miss Minnie Murdock is at her home
here for a holiday visit from her school
over at Etam.
J II. :. Barlow, the Grafton attor.
ney, was here the other day aud gave
us paying call
CLYDE Watson arrived home last
week from the University TO spend the
holidays at home.
Mrs. Willis Fortney from Martins
Ferry, Ohio, is here with her mother
Mrs. David Menear
Miss Persis Hagans, one of the teach
ers in the Rowlesburg school, came
home to spend Xmas.
Mrs j. NJ. Crane and son Stanhope
arrived here last Friday from Wash
ington city TO spend the holiday season.
WASTED.-A girl TO do cooking and
general homework. Good wages paid.
Address, Box pa, Kingw God, w. Va. a.
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man of BrandonvIlle, was here last
week on business and gave Us a pay ing
call.
Miss Mabel Marsdeu left last Satur-
day for Charleston To visit Mrs. w NJ
o. Dawson and spend the festive season
in that city.
An exchange says that the young
man who goes boat riding and contents
himself with hugging the shore, has
wonderful self-control
The average congregation desires
and the pastor desires more liOerality
in the offerings of the congregation.
Miss Martha Copeman, who has
charge of the Green's Run school, two
miles below town, gave her pupils all
handsome treat last Friday evening.
Emory p. Albright and sister Miss
Nellie arrived home here last week
from the Seminary at Buckhanuon to
spend the holidays with their parents.
Young McGinnIs was here TO spend
Christmas with old friends. lie has
been working for the keystone Bridge
Company, OF Homestead, Pa. since
lust September.
supper and Bazaar given by the
pr the Presbyterian church in
Hall last Wednesday night.
easant and successful affair
proceeds was about $40 to 60
|hcw parsonage.
endid Lot Of China Ware. Fine
ment OF Dolls Beautiful Pictures
1fiff'rsG!ne Chairs and other Valuable
and Useful Articles Suitable for Ioli.
day Presents now ON sale at Fiythe',
Furniture Emporium Mair Street
Kingwood.
Now. boys. SAID the SUNDAY school
tench.r, addressing the juvenile class
''who can tell me why ST Peter is al
ways standing at the golden gates .
''Mebby he's layin' fer the fellcrs what
robbed him TO pay Paul answered
one small urchin
Up to this time there are 1871 deer
known to hnyc been killed this veai
on the waters OF Cranberry creek ir
Pocahontas county. No section q
the State offers such inducements {,
sportsmcn as that and this year thel
have taken full advantage Of it.
Walter ConleY and wife and Ltotlcr
in-law, Mr. lnskip, OF Weste.nport
Md, arrived ia Kingwpcj Tuesda,
and went on out IN Valley district t.
visit friends and relatives Mr.. Con
ley is a son Of Lucian Conley and
grand son Of the venerable Elias Con
ley, who lives out on Kunes Creek.
Two Terra Alta BOYS. who enlistc
in the 44th Regiment, Martin : RAJ
ston and Troy T.. Slger write bac
to the Republican from Honolulu. mn
aNSt hdtt Oh NON' .iUtn tNdb they ar
well and hearty and on their way t
the Philippines on the transport Puebl
This is the Same Regiment that vii
Rexroad Of this place is in
Miss Eleanor Copeman arrived HON
last week from Warrington TO speu
the holiday season. She has charge q
Room No. Of the Huntington Publ
Schools and we note from The ADV,
cate Of that city. that her department
made the best report for the pas
month Of any IN the school and WA
awarded prize, being handsom
picture OF the poet Longfellow Tn
school has ten rooms, presided oyer b.
ten young ladies
The Warrington Advocate has .thi
to say of Virgil Cayton, formerly q
Newburg and we'll known here
The resignation OF V r.. CLAYTON n
6ook-keeper i'm the First Natiopa
Bank, was accepted by the Board o
Directors NaHpre1.r. ftf--.