West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-07

willhide the marble man from Grafton.
was in town this week
Alton Jackson and Miss Belle spahr
were visiting at NewOurg Sunday.
Mrs. John E Foreman Of near Herring is
very sick and no, expected to live.
Charles Preston Guard. the bigh, young
Grafton attorney, was here this week on
business.
4 sled load of nine from Tunnel,on
were at the Jenkins House FOE supper
Tuesday evening
Cecil Montgomery left las, Sunday for his
home in Barbour county, to sisi, friends and
relatives for few days.
Our people have been harvesting some ice
this week. The quality is good aud /, is
abou, seven inches thick.
Ed Gross from near Reedsvine is here
operating the coal bank on Noah Gross
place in Yves, Kingwood.
Miss Lynne waddell of ,3randonyilie. was
in town from Friday till Sunday. the guest
OF Miss May Fairfax Morgan.
Albert a. Brown has been quite III aud
confined TO the house since last Saturday
with something like paralysis.
Clarence Lan,l of Aurora. and Earl Lan,z
of Terra Alta, were here Sunday to visit
their sister, Mrs. II. 5. whelseli.
Bro. l.. V. Reed of the Terra Alta Re
publican and Ex-Judee Jos. Nj. Shaw of
Terra Alta, were in Kingwood last Friday.
VALENTINES from one cent to FIVE cts.
at jenkins Jewelry aud Book Store Come
aud select some before they are all picked
over
Ex-Sherif L. c. Shafer and wife aud
Mrs. n. J. Fortney went to Grafton Monday
on shopping tour. They returned home
Tuesday
Hon. L. J. Crogan and States Attorney N.
!. Foriney are a, Parkersburg this week. at.
tending the annual session OF the State Bar
Association.
DIR. Svey and wife aud MIR. Thomas and
wife of Function, were here sleigriding
Saturday evening and took supper a, the
Jenkins House.
John A. Wolfe, of Rockville, was here
yesterday aud gave us a paying call. lie
came up to our big steam mill with sled
load of grain.
The Ground Hog saw his shadow this
time all right, as the sun was out all day
last Saturday. Now the weather problem is
up to him to stand by his forecast.
Will Smslley went to Weston last week
to visit relatives and accompany his little
neiee, Miss Bessie Wheeler, home who had
been visiting her grandparents here.
Henry Cramer, who runs the Electric
Light Plant, is off on weeks visit at his
home at Grafton. James Electrical Hayes
has charge of the Plant in his absence.
For Fine Groceries, Cakes. Chinaware,
Fruits, Canned and Picked Goods, Fancy
Groceries. Dry Goods and Notions, call at
John ii. Gamers Store on Price street.
Judge Edmund Messenger spent several
days at Tunnelton the past week, visiting
his daughter, Mrs. ]. +. Patton, who has
about recovered from long spell of
typhoid fever.
Next Thursday is Valentine Day and The
ARGUS will give its readers handsome page
of special reading matter for the occasion,
stories, poetry and pictures of Cupid aud
bleeding hearts, etc.
WANTED. "A Lumber Sawyer, 10 saw
on IS horsepower mill FIVE miles from
kingwood on Morgan,own Pike.
EDWARD TUSING.
Kingwood, w. Va.
A shedding party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. G.. Everly, Mr.. and Mrs !. Ami
EyerIy and w. Troy Jenkins aud Miss Vic
toria Williams, all drove to Terra Alta last
Sunday, and spent the day, returning that
night.
ID. {. Nuce, Of Morgan town, was here
yesterday on business lie has been over
in the GAINESVILLE neighborhood, represent
ing the Citizens Wholesale Supply Co., of
Columbus, Ohio, and doing good
business.
We sent in large club, last week, of
subscribers to "The Commoner," the new
paper lately started by w. J. Bryan, and
have another club ready to send in this
week. We will take orders at any time for
the paper.
Mrs. Edward Richards and son, of near
townsville, we're IN Kingwood yesterday
and called at this Office and subscribed for
The ARGUS, New York World and The
Commoner for the coming year., 50 that
they will be pretty well fixed for
Democratic papers.
For a spring tonic try the famous Geneva
Holland On. Il is conceded by medical
authorities TO be tonic Of the highest
value. II you feel weak and "ail run down
give il trial. quart bottles Is 90. pre-
paid. II not satisfactory money refunded
Sold by John J. Stump & Co, Cumber-
land, Mo. It
Mrs. +. {. Todd left Tuesday for
Philippsburg, Pa, TO join her husband who
has been at his old home there the past
month. lie has pulmonary trouble and
can't stand our cold winter. His physician
has advised him to seek a warmer cline and
his wife goes to accompany him to the
Sunny South to spend the winter Her
sister, Miss Mamie Foster, who has been
here with her left the same day for Hunt
ington, this State, with the baby, Fred
Todd, IT,, to remain with relatives, while
the parents are in the South
Mr.. Booker I. washington's Auiobiog-