West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-06-14
Kingwood. June IA. 1900.
DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist. Grafton.

All kinds of books, magazines and daily
papers a, jenkins Jewelry Store.
man down IN a mine who wonders IL
he will ever get out is deep thinker.
When love fails girls she begins to boast
of her indifference for the other SEX
MIR. Crier, young attorney from Clarks-
b0rg, was here on legal business last week.
c. w. Miller, of Valley Point, was in
town Wednesday aud made us a paying
call.
His sa,anieal majesty always smiles when
boy is whipped to make him to attend
church.
One way for man to best woman in an
argument is to state his version of the case
then run.
Frank S. Lee made flying trip to
Philadelphia and Washington, leaving last
Friday night and returning Monday.
The Observation-Disclosures Paint covers most,
looks best, wears longest, most economical,
full measure.-L. NJ. Albright, Kingwood.
Miss Matte Copeman is now nicely To-
Gated in Washington City at 1919 wallach
Place and has entered upon the duties of
her position in the Census Office.
Frank Wilson and his wife and her sister
have been visiting their parents near town
the past week. Frank went back Tuesday
TO his work near FriendSvlle, Md.
Iohn 4 (.thznn 81.
here this week attending the big lawsuit. lie
is using cratch and cane to get about
from the broken leg he got March 18th.
The Childrens' Day exercises of the NJ.
Z. church here will be gwen next Sunday
in place of the morning services. good
program will be given and all are invited to
attend.
Housewives have learned that the highest
priced Sewing Machine is not always the
vest, jenkins, the Kingwood Jeweler, sells
the Albion Machine. II is good the best.
Terms to suit you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben. III. Sincell and
children came over from Oakland last week,
to visit the parents of Mrs. Sincell here.
Mr.. Sincel returned home but his family
will remain some time.
Quite crowd from here drove down to
Albrightsville, last Sunday evening to at
tend the Children's Day services at the NJ.
+. church and all report the occasion very
successful and enjoyable one.
DIR. Hanson A. Jarrett, the Grafton dentist,
will fill appointments in this county as
follows
Tunnelton June 18th, DAYS
Newburg June 2Ist, {"
new pair of Town Scales were put in
this week, under the supervision of Mayor
Guseman. The scales are the Fairbank
brand, and are firstclass ones. The com
pany took the old ones on the trade.
WANTED Poplar, Linn, Cucumber,
Eastwood and Buckeye Pulp Wood For
specifications and price address,
WEST VA. PULP & PAPER Co.,
5-24-4t. Piedmont, w. Va.
Claude w. Maxwell has been away the
past week, reported to be visiting his
parents at Elkins aud attending court at
Parsons, but is generally believed that he
went to Wheeling to visit young lady who
was recently visiting friends near Kingwood
Mrs. Ida Marie Spahr was in Parkersbure
last week attending the Democratic State
Convention and very much interested in the
proceedings. She was not delegate. but
occupied seat on the stage with the officers
of the Convention and the leaders of the
party.
MARSHALL Ringer, of Bruceton, was in
town Monday and gave us pleasant call
He had business at the County Clerks
office, but if he got his license he bribed the
clerk to kee il off the records lie claimed
he had sold out and was here in regard to
the papers in the case
few late books on sale at Jenkins's
Jewelry and Book Store. 'fTo Have and
to Hold" 'frhe Gentleman from Indiana, -
''Red Pottage," ''Richard Carve," ''When
Knighthood was in Flower" Daughter of
the Elm" Any book you want. II we
don't have 1t we get it.
We are in receipt of handsomely engraved
invitation to attend the Commencement ex-
ercises of Rock Hill College, to be held in
Academy of Music, Baltimore, on Mondsy,
June 18th. The invitation comes from
w. G.. Laveile, a member of the class Of
1904 and son of Col. w. ]. LavclIe, of
Tunnelton.
The roads in Kingwood dis,ric, are said
to be in better shape than any district in the
county. County Commissioner, Edmund
Messenger has been busy at work, and had
his road supervisors and hands out in every
direction, until the work seems TO be mostly
done some time ago. The Judge is a
hustler and he will have the work done
right and in good time
The Childrens Day exercises at the
Presbyterian church here last Sunday we're
well attended and we'll rendered The altar
was a bower Of beauty aud magni6cently
decorated with flowers. specially roses, in
profusion. Bird cages we're hanging in the
windows around the church and the singing
Of the csnaries almost drowned ont the
other music and the recitauons. The day
was perfect one for the occasion.
Considerable improvement has been made
all around town by our Street Commissioner,
J. J. Guseman with a number of hands
under his supervision. The bitches have
been cleaned out and the holes IN the streets
filed up and rock hauled and broken in
many places round town, the stone side
walk extended in places with remnants
gathered up and all in all Mayor Guseman IS