West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-11
Kingwood, April IL. 1901.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


Harvey Duu Of Tunneliou, was in Town
last Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Mary Shaw Of Albrigh,sville, was in
town las, week visiting friends.
George Robinson and family are GU, a,
FellowsviIle this week, visiting relatives.
Miss Sarah r. Fairfax has been visiting
down a, Mrs Henry copemau's the past
week.
Miss Edna Jenkins has been down near
Abrighisville. the past week visiting her
sister.
Mrs. George A. Herring has been GU, at
Gainesville. the pas, week, visiting her old
home.
The State Bankers Association will hold
its annual meeting in Wheeling on May 18TH
and 10th.
Miss Pcrsis iagans left last Saturday for
Rowlesburg TO take charge of spring term
of school.
Harrison Childs and family have been
over at Rodamers for the past two weeks
N'NlnH fciaNVcS.
Edward Orr has been here the pas, week
from Newburg. where he has been working
for the coal company.
Henry Cramer, the electrician, is al Graf
ton this week visiting his hest girl James
E Hayes is running the plant in his absence.
Your measure taken and a tailor-made
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ner and perfect Int and satisfaction guaran-
teed.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. S. whetsell went to
Aurora last Saturday to spend Easter with
the parents of the latter. They returned
Tuesday.
Complete Commercial and Shorthand
Typewnting courses at The Elliott Com
merciaI School. Fairnont. w Va Write
for particulars.
U. ID. Hawley of Louisville, Monongalia
county, was in town on business Monday of
this week. Mr.. Hawlcy with his family are
visiting relatives out in Valley district.
For Fine Groceries, Cakes. Chinaware.
Fruits, Canned aud Picked Goods, Fancy
Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions, call at
John H. Gamers Store on Price street
Lowery Hagans, of Confluence, Pa, has
been in town this week. visiting relatives
lie is son of the late Capt. Henry Clay
Hagans, who used to merchandise at Brand
onviIle
Walter Bucklcw of Terra Alta. has been
appointed Deputy Assessor for the East
Side, and Arthur w. Carrco of Rowlesburg,
has been appointed Deputy Assessor for the
Yves, side.
Rev. II. c. Howard preached fine Eas-
ter sermon in the NJ. T.. church Sunday
morning and raised sIIo for foreign mission
airy work in abou, twenty minutes, at The
close of the services
Hugh Soyder, son of A. w Snyder of
near Alhrghtsvile, was here last week on
business at the shcrifs Office, getting his
order cashed for services as Janitor of the
Green's Run School this winter.
The Millinery Parlors of Mrs. Hyde on
Price Street, are poem of beauty and
dream of delight to the ladies. The Faster
Opening was thronged with ladies', and light
refreshments were served in rear room.
rather pleasant innovation for Kingwood
If there was one really happy mau about
the State House this morning it was Secre-
tary of State Dawson. The cause of it all
was the arrival of daughter at his home
this morning. lie is now receiving the
many good wishes of his friends, and he
was SO pleased all day that he scarcely took
time to look after the duties of his Office
Charleston Gazette.
Here are two items from the Morganlown
News
Mrs. David Nuce is visiting the family of
her uncle I. V. Keck. Mr. Nuce will To-
cate at Victoria, formerly known as Iron
dale Furnace, where he has an interest In
producing coal mines. lie goes over this
week 70 begin work.
r. +. J.. Allen sold the personal properly
Of the late Philip II. Kcck Saturday on the
premises. Solomon Frum was the auction
Ger. The property sold very we'll II had
been appraised at about $500, and sold for
more than 5000 The fine gold watch Of
Mr.. Kecks that is 50 well known sold for
SIS OF about that.
The following three items are from the
Philipp Republican
G. Lee Weymouth, who has for some
time been editor Of the Davis Republican,
has resigned and will start Masonic paper
in Elkins We wish him success.
Among those who have promised 20 be at
Fairmont at the State Christian Endeayor
convention, May ~ to q, is Rev Chss NJ
sheldon, author Of "what Would Jesus DO ?
Rev. Cyrus Polling, Of Clcndenin, is visit
ing his family this week lie informs us
that he has had great success on his charge
this winter. There has been % conversions
and 100 acecssions, up to this time and has
one meeting yet to hold. Mr. Polling IS a
good worker,an is we'll liked on his charge.
The Morgautown Post last week publish
cd n column and half Of the moves and
changes Of that town, and from The list we
extract the following
w. K. shafer Of Kingwood, moves with
his family to this city TO NJ. ". Cauico's
Front street house.
]. Ami Martin will move to his new house
IN South Parf. Richard Myers will move
into The house vacated by Martin.
T. 6. Lazclle will move into the hous,
belonging to Mrs. Shallcross in Ess, Nor
gantown, now occupied by Mr. McNcal