West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-09-14

damaged the crop IA great deal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibhart. who have
been living over nr. Pratt's office.
moved 20 Pennington, Monday.
Teacher The plural of lady is Ia.
dies Now, Johnny, what is the plu-
raj OF baby - Johnny-"rwias'"
smith N. Albright. " Nj. Pleasant. Pa. ar
rived iu kngwood today Wednesday to
visit friends and relatives Cor a few days.
Mrs. Wilbur Posten and children.
from H%uttonsville, Randolph county,
were in Hingwood during the past
week
G. 4 yickery and hs son-ir-law. Folk
Elliott, d.. wer, over n Reno district this
woeS, looking after their Interest in SEINE land
over there.
Educate Your Bowels with C~asearets
candy tathartc, cure constipation forever.
'e.' &c g. {. C. fan. druggists refund
money.
James r. Moreland who has been
visiting friends and relatives here for
some tine, returned to his houle in
Morgantowu last Saturday.
Rev. l. D., Sine and son h, @. Sine.
aud son-inlaw, D. &. Mengs. all of
Daily. Pa, were in Kingwood last week
and gave the ARGUS a call.
Oscar Wilt, who has been taking n
course in shorthand and typewriting
at the Mountain State business College
of Parkorsburg, was here last week.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cassarets Candy CAthartic. Zoe or S6o.
nc. c. {, fails TO cure. druggists refund
money,
Mrs. Laura Trippett left last Satur-
DAY for Mt. Lake Park, and Monday
went on TO Baltimore to resume her
duties as Matron at the women's Co.
lege.
Mrs w. r. McClanahau n I'd daught.
er, from Masoutown. of M~auertown,
Va. nave been visiting friends and
relatives in this county the past week
OF two.
Prof Rufus Holden. OF Kingwood.
and Or. William NJ. Sivey, OF Tunnel
ton, were at Philippi last week. attend
ing the Masonic Lodge there aud get
ting special instructions in the work
Of the order
Howard l. Swisher, OF Morgantown,
WAS in Kiugwood last week. lie drove
over after his wite who had been here
visiting her brother. Mr.. aud Mrs.
S'NiSher returned to MOrRantowu last
Friday afternoon.
Grafton Republicans wall not ask
much at the hands Of their party next
year Judge John II. Holt wants the
nomination for congress. IhomaA f.
Davis Tor governor, la Toilette, au.
ditor, and Ira h. Robinson, Judge.
They do funny things m Tucl,er
county. A man was found dead in q
strenm and on his person was a revol-
yer AMI $50. 4 justice OF the peace had
the corpse arrested for carrying con-
ceaIed weapons, Bued it $50 and took
the money
The members OF Beverly Hin Church
extend their THANKS u tie friends who
donated To and ~pitron,zed their festi-
val held Last Saturday evening IN
Bshop' Hall. The IA ~ of $40 80 was
cleared, which was applied 10 their
pastors salary.
Ciaule MaxN ell Of Parsons. was here
last night on his way TO Morgantown.
lie inform us shat his father. Hon. W,
b.. Maxwell, will move his family from
Parsons Claude viii locate in King.
wood for the practice of his profession,
. fltts Ia gg- -l'hrlfnn l.afr4N.g..r
nuriug the storm last Thursday
about noon the lightning struck IA
large walnut tree down on tn. farm OF
Henry Copeman % Iustsptly killed
eleven fine lambs. They had Just
been picked out OF a flock and turned
into a meadow awaiting shipment east.
Walter Horton has gone TO Portland,
Maine, 90 reside with his brother
Charley, who has been making his
bone there with an uncle FOR several
wears. Miss Lucille Elliott, Of Terra
Alta, accompanied hun as far as Bos.
ton. where she will remain with her
aunt this wiutor and take music
lessons.
The now Presbyterian parsonage Is
gong 70 be the hanoSOmest house in
town when completed. 1t will proba-
bly, be November 1st before the pastor
can nov into it. The church will have
no trouble hereafter securing Is minis
ter, If he is a married man and his wife
gets TO come and see thc parsonage.
Mrs. Stanton. mother Of Mrs. I. r.
Martin, left last Thursday for Grafton
where she will visit for two weeks be.
fore returning 20 her home in Pitts
burg. Mrs. stanton spent the summer
here with hor daughter Miss Maggie
stanton. who has been here for about
ten davs', accompanied her mother 10
Grafton.
a young man took his girl boat riding
at MI. Lake an evening or two ago
While under the mellow moonlight the
maiden looked so bewitchiug that the
youth timidly said, IF we we're not in
% skiH 7 would kiss you The young
lady looked round somewhat sur
prised and commanded Take mo to
tho shore at once
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