West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-03-30

abAoN NuAs NCGAs
Mcclellan Hartman. Of Valley Point,
Mas here Monday on business.
Now is the time TO buy your Timothy
and Clover seed Al l. u. Aibrights.
Daniel Dawson and Clyde Watson are
homo from the University to spend the
Easter holidays.
L NJ Abr Khtlen today. "Wednesday
fors Two week. visit over at Mt
Pleasant, Pa.
James Watson. who has been rail.
reading for the past year, is here this
week visiting friends.
j. a. Lenhsrt is opening up a biz
stock Of new goods that he recenuv
purchased in the East.
Mrs John Fizer. OF this place. is in
very poor health from an atscess that
has formed in her side.
Mrs Bunea V. Potter is here thi,
week from Graftsn,s settling up the bust
uess of her hus bands estate.
Rev. L. n. Sine. Of Daily, Somerset
county, Pa. was in town last week
and gave US "A pleasant call.
Mrs. ". +. Pierce, who recently re-
turaed from a Hospital 10 Baltimore.
i, greatly improved in health.
o car c. Wilt, who is t~euching the
home school at Ambey, was here Mon
day as a witness in a case in Court.
A. w. Brown. Of Browns Mill. was
in town last Saturday. His school at
Zinn'S Chapel closes tomorrow, Friday.
Or. NJ. T. Powell moved Tuesday
from Kingwood 70 Newburg. where he
has located for the practice of his
profession.
DIR. James II. Manswn returned from
Baltimore last week, where he spent
most of the winter. His wife will ar
rive acre next week.
Charles ". Bserbower, who taught
the Rockville school the past winter,
has gone TO Buckhanuon to attend the
Conference Seminary.
OF all the Easter lays
Admired and sung by men,
TIE most important is
The lay of the hen.
Quite a number OF our patrons have
paid up during the present term of
Court, but we are human and the more
we get the more we want.
X. ). Brown, Of Blue6eld, this State,
was granted 0 patent on "A Train-Pipe
Hose Compiling last week and j. A..
Mangold, of Mouadsville, IL patent
Ruler.
We learn that Masoutown secures
the big new Touring mill TO be e ected
by Mr.. Streets from Gladesv lie and
that 1t will be located west of ) l..
Cobun's store.
Several OF our county merchants have
been serving on the Jury his term OF
Court. Among them we note Lee
Bredeluve, of Horse Shoe Run; Joseph
Pugh. Of Terra Alta; Frank Shoch, OF
RowiesLurg, and Vincent Cooke, OF
townsville.
The Journal last week spoke Of EEK
School superintendent Whetsell. -
This is unkind of the Journal TO want
to dispose Of Sir. Whetsell over three
months ahead of time, as his term does
not expire till July list.
Dash, the shepherd dog belonging 10
Mrs. j. Shaffsr, departed this life last
week; aged sixteen. lie WAS buried in
the orchard near the house with Joe
Toets as undertaken and the funeral
was attended by the family and iinmed-
late friends Of the departed.
The Easter egg is used in the Russian
church as a symbol of kindly feeling
between the clergyman and his flock
At the conclusion of the services the
members of the congregation click
eggs" with the priests much as glasses
are clicked when bealths are drunk at
banquets.
nv hhS hhiiCApdi tltGAlOu iDI NFcen-
mont, one OF the suburbs Of Morgan.
town, held last Saturday. Albert Fort
ney, formerly Of King wood, was elect
ed Recorder and Judd linn another
P~restonian, was elected "a member OF
the Council.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Reed went to
Barbour county last Friday 10 attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Reeds father, T..
) Smith, who died at his home on
Brushy Fork at the age Of b 60
years. MIR. Smith was born and rear
ed in Lewis county, was a farmer and
highly respected citizsn.-Clarksburg
Telegram.
Henry w. Huddltsou. OF near Glades-
vile, was In town Saturday night ac-
companied by his daughter, Miss Ella,
who taught the Stemple Ridge school
over in Union district this past term.
Her school closed last week and Mr..
Huddleson bad been over after her.
The school was a success and Miss
%Iiuddieson was asked to come back
again ext term.