West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06

n. =. West and Mr.. Hartman, of Phila.
delPhia, were here last week to visit /. NJ.
Albright.
MIS-. w b. Parkhursi and son, Reginald.
arrived here last Thursday from Charleston
TO visit relatives.
Mrs. J. NJ. Crane wen, to Loeb Lynn last
Saturday, to put her cottage in order for
summer season.
Mrs. Matte Parks went TO CIarksburg
last week for further ,reaimen, at the
Kessler Hospital.
Earl Lan,z, Russell LaRue and Clifford
Davis, of Terra Alta. we're here Sunday
attending the fair.
Call and see the fine line OF Mems and
Boys Clothing at Gibson Bros. Department
Store, Function, w. Va.
Jasper Newton CAlver, returned Monday
from two weeks visit to his sister. Mrs.
Arbuihnot, of Parkersburg.
Go to Gibson Bros. Tunnel,on. w. Va
for your Buekwheat Fertilizers. They keep
the EEL brands in stock.
Mrs. c. II. Sherwood and baby left
Tuesday for Richmond, Va, to visit her old
home and friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and children
spent several days last week visiting friends
and relatives in the Craborchard.
Try barrel of 'wringold' Flour-the
best ON earth. Only 81. so, cash.
GIBSON Bros, Tunnelton, w. Va.
Eugene Sommerville, the editor OF the
Grafton Leader, was here from Saturday
till Monday visiting Prof. Holden and wife.
Your measure taken and a tailor.made
SUIT OF hne clothes ordered by John II Gar
ner and perfect lat and satisfaction guaran-
tced.
There was big festival and ball lasting
two or three nights out near the Catholic
church last week 10 raise money for mission.
airy expenses.
Hon. n. J. Fortney went to Parkersburp.
last Thursday, to attend meeting OF the
Directors of the Pullman Automatic Venti.
lator Company.
DE-. J. a. Graham left last week for ten
days trip TO look up another location. lie
went To lexington first and will 90 on TO
several other points from there.
ForSale.-A good riding and driving
horse; splendid two-seated Surrey almost
new, and good mich COW. Apply to Mrs.
J. NJ. Goodwin, Kingwood.
Mrs. l.. NJ Albright went to Clarksburg
last Saturday to spend Sunday with her hus-
band, who is there receiving medical treat
ment for his stomache trouble.
For Fine Groceries, Cakes Chinaware
Fruits, Canned and Picked Goods. Fancy
groceries, Dry Goods and Notions, call at
John IL. Gamers Store on Price street.
M. c. Gibson and {. A. Craig are-pre.
pairing to erect planning mill at Function.
down near the railroad Y, and keep lumber
and finishing material in stock all the time.
Among the students at the Fairmont Nor
NAL from this county are Misses May and
Ivey Candy, of Independence, Agnes CIea-
yer, of Reedsville, and Odor Watson. of
Masontown.
Ed. Nj. IIeerman's, of the Warrington
Advocate, was in town from Saturday ill
Monday. His wife returned here from
Baltimore Saturday and accompanied him
home Monday.
Isaac Elliott, of near Amboy, went to
baltimore again. last week, t. have his ewes
operated on fsr cataract at the Eye and Ear
Hospital. His daughter, Mrs. EN-. Heer-
mans, accompanied him.
After all, the cold, damp, bad, disagree.
able, inclement, unpleasant, wet, man,
outIandish, late, backward, unusual, un-
reasonable weather we have been having
the good weather is surely welcome.
c. a. Craig, of the Snyder Settlement. is
preparing TO build one of the finest country
residences in this section, on the site .of the
old Samuel Snyder property. S. w.
Smalley' of this place, drew up the plans
for it,
Farmers Grange was organized out
at Masontown last week 10y Prof Atcheson
and II. -. Couell, of the University, with
the following officers Master, John l..
Hartley; Lecturer, Mack Watson. Secre-
tary, Milton II. Taylor.
The Decoration Day exercises were large.
" attended, over at Lenox, last Saturday
The Bruceton Band furnished music for the
occasion and several addresses were dcliv-
cred by ministers and old veterans, and the
Lutheran Church, where the speaking was
held, was crowded full and many outside
unable 10 get in at all.
No games Of chance will be allowed at
the Wheeling Free Carnival, July Sth-I7th:
nor will any crooks be allowed 10 enter the
city. P.nkerton detectives will be placed
in charge Of each depot to arrest any who
may be foolish enough to come. Thus
Wheeling will have clean and safe. as
we'll as Big Carnival.
The Rev. =. D. Fellers, Of Masontown
Charge, VI + Church, has been transferred
by the Presiding Elder from Masontown,
and appointed to Feuerman and West Graf
ton. The Rev. G. a.. Snider, from Oak
land District, has been appointed in place
Of Rev. fcllers, to Masontown Charge, and
will enter upon his duties this week.
The season being so late this year made.
flowers very scarce for Decoration Day. and
IL was a hard matter to get enough to sui,a-
bly, and appropriately decorate the graves
Of the dead. Many Of our people observed
this beautiful custom and repaired to the