West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1899-01-05
TIE NEST VA ARGUS.
kinErsod. January 3. Is90.

Heorge Spahr, OF Tunnelton, spent
several days here last week.
~ Miss Mary Gibson is visiting at the
home OF A. w. snyGrr near town.
Frank NJ. Psrell. of Clarb> burg. was
here last week visiting one OF our girls
Mrs. Mary X. Davis Is in Wheeling
now where she has a good position in
a hospital.
Try the great Council Cigar, lates
and best thing out Graham Drus
Store.
C w Clark, OF Pittsburg. was here
las, week stopping at the Jenkins
House.
The Kingwood schools resumed work
Monday morning after ten days holidSy
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Faweett spent
the holidays with friends and relatives
at Grafton.
SCOTS Emulsion. Household Syrinre1
and all Of Or Picrccs keincdie, a. the
Graham Drug Store.
Clyde Watson and Dnriel Dav son
left this week for Morgantswn to re-
sumo work at the University.
Ms George A. Herring returned
Monday evening from holiday visit
among friends about Gladesyille.
McElrees Wine of Cardu. is truly wo-
mans friend. 1t promotes health and
beauty. For sale at Grahan Drug
Store.
Our genial druggist says he will be
quite lonesome now However we
presume he will go Wolf hunting ere
long.
DR.. Hanson y Jarrett, the Grafton
dcutIst. win Oe at Rowle burg, Jan. 1
for days n at Newburg, Jan. 10 for
days.
Miss Lilly Wolf, of Amblersburg.
who has been here for several weeks
visiting friends, returned home Satur
day last.
Miss Florence Parks returned Tues
day from Parkersbura, whore she
spent the holidays with her sister, Mrs
Laura Bruce
Mrs Grace Orr Montgomery has re-
turned from visit To her husba nd at
Spencer and resumed her school work
OH Beverly Hill.
Miss Alice Ingle. who has been the
guest of the Misses Smith for several
days, has returned to her home at
West Newton, Pa.
Misses Virgie and Jessie Spahr re
turned to their school at Austen last
Saturday, after spending the holiday
week AT their home here
aIiss Winnie Welch returned to her
school at Tunnelton last saturday,
after spending the holiday season with
her parents at Aibrightsville.
Hon:William l.. Wilson has been ap-
pointed by the American Bar Associd-
tion on the committee on legal
education and admission To the bar.
Is life worth living? That depend.
on the Liver. Use Thedfords Iilact
DrauSht for the liver and maze lie
worth living. For sale by the Graham
Drug Store.
Ro' ert H. Brown has been at his
home here and visiting friends out ia
Valley district the past two weeks,
taking 4 rest from his work for the Il.
& o. railroad
Hon. james a. Brown was away the
past week on business trip to Graf
ton, ClarlSsburg and Parkers burg
looking after some legal matters ~
the Bankruptcy Court.
David Grant Smith. the foreman o
the oakland Republican Office was Ia
town during the past week calling OF
old friends. lie used to be foreman OF
THE ARGUS Office several years ago
At Piedmont on Christmas Eve, A
d. Erwin, n son Of j. +. Erwin, of Tun
Melton, this county, got his leg hurt
while oupling cars in the yard there
and has been laid up since for repairs
The Woinau's Club Of the University
held r. big reception at the home Of NJ r
and Mrs. !. u. Laze1le at Morgantowr
last Friday night. About forty guests
were present from eight till eleven anC
had very pleasant time. Miss Grac,
Martin, of KinRwood, assisted Mrs
Lazelle in receiving the guests
The festival and Art Exhibit" ir
Bishops Hall Tuesday night Of las
week. given by the colored folks oil
the town, was not as we'll attended ~
it deserved. Tho art Gallery" wal
good and well gotten mp. consisting o.
fifty different representations. SoRC
Of them were very funny and "rea
cute" as the girls would say.
Mr.. Gillian, Of Richmond. Va, ar
rived last vsels TO take charge or tn,
electrical work Tor the town. as tb,
represents tive Of the Westinghouse
Company, OF Pittsburg. Mr.. Conley
who bad charge Of the engine anc
boiler part Of the plant. completed his
work last week and left 70 take charg,
Of other work, as he had three Other
places waiting on him 20 put in en-
gines and boilers.