West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-04-13

"a aHH 80 - 49," EANafH 49, H
ana Mrs ID. Y. Morris
Darius Metheny. one Of Prc,,ou's
teachsrs. has gone To Fairmont TO at
tsnd the Normal School.
Albert A Dorsey. the local editor OF
tbs Parsons AavScatc. WAS here sun
day and Monday visiting his parents.
Bob Wolf moved last week from
down on the river tc the Jin WorthiHg-
ton property near the old depot here
in town.
The JohR Alexander Lumber Co.
Clarksburg, W. Va, wait to buy all
kinds of Hardwood lumbec. Write or
call uS over telephone. 81.
The President has signed a proclama.
tion opening to settlement on May
next, the larger portion OF the South
eru Ute reservation in Colorado.
Mrs Grace Montgomery has gone TO
Spencer to join her husband. who has
a good position in the Hospital there.
They will at once 20 10 housekeeping
in Spencer.
Remember that you can get The
ARGUS for only one dollar per year,
cash in advance. Slip u dollar bill in
a letter with your name and address
and wen do the rest.
Mrs. VIM. G.. ConIOy and her two
children, of Parsons, came to King
wood last Sunday and will spend a
couple of weeks with her parents, Mr..
aud Mrs Samuel Martin and other
relatives and friends.
Judge and Mrs. W.. ). Raymond very
pleasantly entertained a few friends at
their h%ospitable home Monday evening
in honor of their guest, Mr.. J.T. Cruise.
of TuRnelton. Music and games were
pleasant features of the evening".
Fairmont Index.
The enrollmeut of students at the
University was reported to be 7T5 ten
days ago by the Moreantown papers
and new students still coming in. SO
that the total will be over 500 for The
year. Besides these about 200 students
are taking work by correspondence.
Have you noticed the handsome
advertisement in this paper Of the
kingwood Normal School hat begins
May sth and lasts ten weeks ? There
is no better place to attend "A term eff
sunner school than right here in
Kingwood.
Guy Brown will go to Virginia City,
Minnesota, this month where be VIII
REGAIN until fall with his brother, DR..
H. X Brown. and then enter the uni-
versity OF Minnesota at Minneapolis.
Guy is IA popular young gentleman and
will be greatly missed. 1t is his inten-
ton to locate in Virginia City.-Mor-
gantown Post.
J. p. DOlan from near Haywood, is
now stationed at M~atanzas, Cuba. lie
belongs to Troop c of the Second
Cavalry. of the Regular Army and ina
a letter to his home folks received last
week, says ne is well and hearty. He
sends home some Spanish shin plas-
ters' and we have received a sample
Ten cent piece fer our collection.
Report Of the Pleasant Valley School.
Union District, FOR the term ending
March 81, 1S9o.-Nora Lantz, Teacher.
Number enrolled, boys Is; girls .; to-
tai 20. Average daily attendance.
boys 10; girls 4; total "a. Per cent. of
daily attendance, boys 50; girls 81.
Number of pupils who were present
every day, boys 5; girls L; fetal G. viz (:
Bernard, Reginald and Lynawood
Deakins, Zora Chambers, Clark Cover
and Grant Loughry.
Capt. Ed. Pickett, Of the new flyer,
No II. on the Baltimore & Ohio, gave
his numerous friends all along the
line a great surprise. Sunday April end
the captain and Miss Mary Mallonee,
a popular and handsome young lady of
Grafton, took n quiet trip TO Oakland.
where they we're married in the par
Tors Of the Commercial Hotel at that
place. The greOm is GO, while the
bride is but "a years old. They will
reside at Parkersburg.
DihttLDH oCuOel clOSeN frl0 ay,
March 81st and tho teacher, Cyrus
Martin is at his home here aud will at
teHd the KinRwood Normal. The
school was q great success and Mr..
Martin has the offer Of IL again next
winter and will likely accent Two Of
the pupils, Misses Sarah A. Barnes and
Lenora Michaels completed the corr.
mon school course and passed the ex-
-aminati0ns required by law and re-
ceiyed diplomas for same.
The %trieunial meetiHg OF The general
society OF the Sons Of the Revolution
will be held ia Denver on April 10 and
the West Virginia society will be rep
resented. Tho following delegates
and a~lterBates have been selected :
DeleRatos-Judge j. Marshall uagans,
Of ~Morgantown; John Bassell, Of
ClarltsOurg; G. W. Breckunier. Of
Wheeling; DR. A. IT,. Tbayer. of Graf
ton; owen S. Mckinney, Of Fairmont
Altornates-R. NJ Archer, Of Wheel
ing; G. NJ. Hart Of ~ClarksburP; w. G.
HcGrew, Of Morpantown; Prof. samuel