West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-07-19
The West Va. Argus.
kingwood, July 10. 1900.
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Squire MeGibbons, Of Bsuee,on. wa,
here yesterday.
DIR. J. A. Graham and family were oat a,
Herring sunday visiting friends.
e woman always feels 10, superior to
-,azAh when her baby cries because IT'S
hungry.
Mrs. II. 5. whetsell returned last Friday
evening from visiting her parents at
Aurora.
wv. Dorsey, of Morgantown, is here as
delegate TO the Epwor,h League Con
vention.
DR.. Thos. r. Ianhani. Of Grafton, was
here this week on business and gave us a
paying call
The sight of married woman with any
other man than her husband always makes
an old maid sarcastic.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. j. Fortuey returned
from Charleston Sunday morning driving
over from Function.
man never feels as Il he has had
good time unless it makes him feel bad for
longer time than it took him to have it.
The Sherwin- Williams Paint covers most.
looks best, wears longest, most economical,
full measure.-L. NJ. Albright, Kingwood.
Miss Meta Rodeheaver, of Terra Alta, is
visiting her cousins, the Misses Marsden
down on the Winding River Cheat this
week.
Mrs. I. G.. Lazellc aud two sons from
Morgantown have been here the past week,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Jackson.
Frank lee has been over at Corey, Pa,
this week 20 see Col. John Sliney ON busi.
ness connected with the Reno Coal
Company.
Elisha NJ. Metheney, of Valley Point, has
had his pension increased to si7 per month
and James +. Menefee, of St. Joe, increased
to sI7 per month.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.. Nash. of Washington
City, arrived in Kngwood last week and
the latter will remain for the summer at
the Hotel Gordon.
Amos Gale, of Rohr, was in town yester-
day and dropped in to see us. lie has been
visiting Harry Savage near town, the past
two Or three weeks.
Hugh IIagans is at his home down on the
river with bad case of typhoid fever. con-
tracted at Terra Alta where he has been
attending the Summer School.
Lee Williams and Troy Jenkins and
Misses Daisy Jenkins and May Morgan
drove to Terra Alta Sunday afternoon and
took supper at the Washington House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hawkins, left Tues
day morning for Monongalia county to attend
the bedside of Mrs Hannah Fetiy, sister of
Mr.. Hawkins, who was reported to be
dying with the dropsY.
DIR. Adolphus Fortney, who has been To-
Gated in Kansas for several years, has returned
to this county and opened out an Office at
Reedsville. He was in Kingwood this
week, ordering supplies for his office.
We have received from J. N Calvert
handsomely printed card Of the services held
July 9TH in lafayette Square, Paris, in
honor of General Lafayette Also some
Paris papers conlaing full accounts of the
ceremonies
There will be a festival out at Pleasant
Dale for the benefit of the church on Satur-
day night, July 18th. Ice cream, cake and
lemonade will be served in abundance and
everybody is invited to come and help a
good cause and have pleasant time
generally.
The delegates from here ie the Rcpubli-
can State Convention at Charleston came
back in homeopathic doses, some Friday,
and others Saturday and even Sunday.
III. G. Flythe went on from Charleston to
Cincinnati on business connected with his
furniture and undertaking establishment.
But two marriage licenses issued the past
week, that of William A. Grimm, aged "a,
and Mime SaterGeld, aged IS, bride born
in Marion county and groom in Preston.
Otto Fazenbaker, aged s., born in Ale
ghany count Md, and now residing in
Garrett county, and Louella Smith born ia
MoHongalin county, and now residing in
Preston.
The heavyweight member of THE ARGUS
force is Of this week on a vacation. lie
claimed to I've goiug fishing, but left town in
company with Prof A. G. Titchenell, the
celebrated expounder and practitioner Of the
science Of Magnetic Healing and it is re-
ported that ''Senator Marx" has gone in
partnership with the Doctor as general
manager for him.
The Epworth League Convention in ses-
sion here is having a pleasant time The
FIRST session was held Tuesday night aud
after the exercises a reception was rendered
the Convention by the League here. Yes
terday was the main session Of the Conven
ton and it closes to-day at noon. We will
give full report next week.
The first and second mines Of this place,
played game Saturday afternoon at the
Ball Park here and put up right good ball,
the score standing o 10 in favor Of the
FIRST nine. The Rowlesburgers backed out
and failed to come, fearing that they would
lose their scalps The club here is going
over to Mt. Lake Park to tackle an aggre
CATION Of college players
4 che Railway Postal Clerks National As
3ociadon have gained a point in their bin
introduced and passed by Congress giving
them a fixed salary, and in two or three