West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-06-21
kingwooa. June 81. 1900.
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watch out.
CLARK J. Bayles, of near Reedsvile. was
ia town Monday on business.
All kinds of books, magazines aud daily
' papers NJ jenkins Jcwelry Store.
''June the month of brides aud roses.
June the month Of counting noses
DIR. Graham aud wife we're on, a, the old
Graham place near Herring this week after
cherries
Virgil Brown, Of Halleek, was here Tues
day, representing the Marble Works at
Pala,ine.
Ezra Forman. of near Valley Point, was
in town Monday on business and gave us
paying call
Miss Mary Murdoch and Miss Oliver.
of Wheeling, have been visiting here the
past week.
Mrs. henrietta Foster, of Philippsburg,
Pa. has been here visiting her daughter,
Mrs. F. C. Todd.
Adam Gross, of Manown gave us pay
ing call Monday. He has been suffering
with lumbago of late.
Mrs. l.. Camden Lantz, of Clarksburg.
arrived in Kingwood last week to visit her
mother and other relatives
DIR. c. r.. Sherwood, dentist. will be at
GAINESVILLE June 25th for two days. Bruce
ton, June a7th for four days.
Mrs. Mary Mevieker and grandchildren,
of Pittsburgh, have been here the past week
or two visiting Mayor J. J. Guseman.
The Sherwin-wilhams Paint covers most.
looks best, wears longest, most economical.
full measure.-L-M. Albright. Kingwood.
There will he a festival given at the Park
House at Albrigh,svilIe, Saturday evening,
June a5. All are cordially invited to
attend
Mrs. Caroline Monroe and Miss Sarah
Fairfax have been down at Camp Fairfax
the past week, fishing and rusticating
generally
The curfew whistle now rings out shrilly
on the evening air at nine O'Clock and can
be heard in all the country around as bed
time signal for the kids
+. J. Bowermaster has his saw-mill loca-
ted down on Greens Run on Col. I. w.
Browns place and is saving up fine lot of
timber he purchased from the Colonel.
Frank ]. Jackson, of Tunneton, has been
here for several days visiting his father and
other relatives and taking vacation from
his work in the railroad office at Function.
Emory Albright and sister, Miss Nellie
arrived home here last Friday evening from
the Conference Seminary at Buckhannon,
where they have been attending school the
past year.
Housewives have learned that the highest
priced Sewing Machine is not always the
,esi, Jenkins, the Kingwood Jeweler sells
the Albion Machine. 1t is good as the best.
Terms to suit you.
Messrs. James W. FrecIand and VIM. Il.
Frceland, of near Terra Alta, were in town.
Tuesday, with DOT of lumber getting il
dressed at the planning mill for church that
is building in their settlement.
julius scherr, of Eglou, was in town
Tuesday. lie had just returned from
Wheeling on trip through the First Dis
trict in the interest of his brother Arnold
for Auditor and he claims the nomination
now and he is in good spirits over it,
Leroy Buckalew has the contract for re-
modelling the Bank Building aud fixing up
handsome front roo for the public business
of the Bank. fine metallic ceiling has
been put up and the old shelving torn out
and it will be hrsl-elass Job when com
pleied.
Stewar, II. Bowman, of Barbour county.
is candidate for reelection to the House
of Delegates, and the Democracy Of Barbour
county should renominate him by acclama.
ton. lie made fine record in the last
legislature and should be returned as often
as he wants the Office.
few late books on sale at Iensins's
Jewelry and Book Store. $50 Have and
TO Hold" "fhe Gentleman from Indiana. -
''Red Pottage," ''Richard Carvel," "When
knighthood was in Flower" "Daughter of
the Elm" Any book you want If we
don't have i, we get it.
w. r. Ice Jr., son of Judge William /.
Ice, Of Philippi, is candidate for the Office
of Prosecuting Attorney in Barbour county
on the Democratic ticket, and we hope he
will be successful, as he is worthy chip Of
tho old block and graduated from the
University in the class of 1897
Edward c. Shafer, b. & o. engineer
running on the road between Grafton and
Parkersburg, was'here Monday on business
and visiting his cousin, VIM r. Shaaer. lie
owns farm out between Howesville and
Newburg and has sold his ,al to the Cooke
Syndicate. lie gave us paying call
while here.
The Kingwood Base BAH Club arc now
getting ON their 6ghtng clothes and very
anxious to play ball They wen, over 10
Newburg last Saturday in the rain and mud
TO tackle The club over there and they did
play BALL although it was not 1t 10 play az
all and i was impossible to do good playing.
The score ran up 70 OH IN favor Of King
wood
Harvey Massey, Of near Gladesvilc,
finished up bis third term IN the penitenuary
about two weeks ago and returned home To-
die. lie died Monday evening, Of this week
from a complication Of lung trouble and
stomach disease. lie had chc.kcred
career and could lot keep ont Of trouble