West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-07-27
Haywood, Jul. 90. 1893
DIR Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton

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Aingwood. at Is cents per gallon IO-l.
Mrs. b. L. Brown and childreH spent
Saturday aud sunday at Fairfax
Manor.
w. b McHenry of Grafton. was
granted patent last week on dry
ing kiln.
Mrs. sarah Voltz has returned to
her home here, after spending several
months in Baltimore.
William A. w. ziuu. of pear Reeds.
vile. has had his pension increased
from sl7 TO $50 per month
d Morris has had fne slate roof
put on his re dence, during the pas.
week, by Leroy $ Buo<1lew
Miss Virginia Spahr came home Sat
urd y from several day visit at differ
ent points along the railroad.
]. II $. Barlow the husuing Young
ATTORNEY of Grafton, was here on legal
business last Friday and to-day.
Mr. and Mrs John A. Li,ton drove
ont TO their old home place, near Her
ring on Monday, and spen, the day
Miss Meta Rodeheaver. Of Terra
Alta, has been here visiting hiends
for a week and will return 70 her home
to-day.
Wilbur Fields resigned his position
III the Journal office here last week,
and has returned to his home out near
Herring.
"One good turn deserves another"
Those who have been cured bv Hoods
Sarsaparilla are glad TO tell others
about il.
whats in a name?" Yee, what is!
Hully gee!
Since "Watered silk is dry goods,
don't you see?
Walter c. Posteu has resigned his
position in Fouts Dry Goods Store at
EllSins, and has gone to his home at
Masontown, this county.
Mrs. Kate Halter from New York.
arrived in Kingwood last Sunday, TO
visit her sister, Mrs. Helen r. Lady,
and her aunt, Mrs. G. W. Fawcett
Ernest Stemple, of tins couRtY, who
was a private in Company NJ, Second
w Va. Regiment went TO Wheeling
recently, and enlisted in the Regular
Army.
The Junior Christian Endeavor of
the Presbyterian church will hold a
festival in the Court House tonight and
serve refreshments 20 all at the usual
prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Dering drove
ever to Morgantown, sunday, TO visit
friends. The former returned next
day, but Mrs. Derring remained for
weeks visit
Miss Margaret Hammond. Of Mounds
vile, has been visiting MISS Iona
Stone the past week and will leave
for Terra Alta today, TO visit awhile
before returning home.
John Robinson's big circus will be
at Morgantown Wednesday, August
9th, and it will have big crowd, as
black-berries are coming in now and
the huckleberry crop is good.
The cobbler tossed the doctors shoes
Unmended on the shelf.
81 will not do the job" he said
For in the Scriptures have read,
Physician, heel thYself.'"
Rev. Thomas Wesley Chides and
daughter, Miss Stella, departed Mon
day for their home at Buckhannon.
after spending several days here the
guests of MIR, and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright.
The Sunday school at No. 7. King
wood district, will celeb rate Children's
Day next Sunday by basket picnic
and all daY meeting. Every body in
vited TO bring their baskets and spend
day of enjoyment in the grove
Jesse Johnson has received his APP
pointment as postmaster out at Mil
lersport and is fitting up an office
and getting ready 20 open now soon.
The new Office is named Manovn, after
DIR. James II Manown. of this place.
Rev J. i. CObun. OF Masontown, is
at the Kessler Hospital in Clarksburg
receiving treatment for cancer. g..
M. Cobun and family, of Morgantown,
lave been at Clarksburg the past week
visiting him, as ne is father Of George
DR. Will s. Hamilton, OF Fairmont
Of the Fairmont Drug e. Chemical Co..
and Luther Amos OF that city, passed
through Kingwood last Friday on their
way 20 Lake Terra Alta, for a couple
OF weeks camping and outing and a
good time generally.
The handsome home OF j. W. Crane
is now prettier than ever since il has
been artisticallY trim ned up with
new paint ~ Messrs Mack Meneqr.
W. X SKATER and Rome Menear. Mr.
Crane has also had has other houses
painted by the same painters
Mr.. and Mrs N. =. West and
/. daughter. Of Swathmore. Delaware