West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-03-07

visiting his family at keyser.
SuPt. of Schools. F. w. Candy of hide
pendenee, was here Monday.
Vincent Cooke of Housewife, was a,
Parkersburg this week on business.
Wilson Martin is assistant to Fred Long
the railroad and express agent at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 4. Walls went to
Wheeling last Saturday and returned this
week.
l.. p. White returned this week to his
home and business in New wha,eom, Wash
ing,on.
August Hineman and son of near town
returned this week from visiting friends at
Fairmont.
Mayor ]. J. Guseman wen, to Piusburr
las, week. partly on business and partly to
visit friends.
If You have Timber or Farm Lands for
sale write to OF sec Crane * Lakin, Terra
Alta. w. Va. n
Miss Kathleen Burke of Roda mers, was
here during the pas, week visiting he sister.
Mrs. Thomas Dunn.
The aged mother of the late Lewis w.
Heermans of this place, died last week Of
old age and general debility.
Judge Edmund Messenger and wife wen,
to Clarksburg again this week, for treat
ment at the Kessler Hospital.
Hon. WIN. G Brown left Monday after.
noon for Parsons to attend Tucker county
Circuit Court, now in session there.
Throat Specialist. Speciacles aud Arti6.
cial Eyes Fitted. Grafton. w. Va
Earl H.. Martin leaves the latter part of
this month for oberln College. Ohio, to
take six months commercial course.
Sheriff James A. Lenhart and wife left
Monday for Philadelphia, where Mr.. Len
hart goes to purchase his spring stock of
goods.
ES-Sherif Shaw has purchased the old
VolIz property on Tunnellon Street of Mr..
Royse of of Bull Run. The price paid was
ss7s.
I'D I. Stuck has purchased the A. w. Pot.
ter property belonging to II. II. Potter, on
Morgantown Street, and gets posses sion
at once
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. I. Hartman of Boston.
have fine son about three weeks old. They
have already named HIM, Dallas Watson
Hartman.
Miss Nellie Albright came home last week
fl ON the Conference Seminary at Buekhan-
n on, to spend short vacation between the
winter and spring terms.
Adulteration, the crying evil of the age is
particularly rampant in the liquor business.
Avoid all danger by dealing with John I.
stump Co. Cumberland. Md. at
The Kingwood schools will close in two
weeks more after this week. The term has
been a very successful one, and we have
heard of no complaint or friction of any
kind.
We received a good and newsy letter
from our Terra Alta correspondent today,
wednesday, at noon, when we were ready
to go to press and unable to use il this
week
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Templeton at
Keyser, on Wednesday, Feb. ~, 1901,
fine boy baby. Mother and child doing
well, and father receiving the congratula-
tious of his many friends.
The death of John a. Garner of Tunnel.
ton, is serious loss to that town, as he was
a prominent and valuable citizen of that
place. lie was timer and good work
man and did considerable work in his line
here in Kingwood.
The revival meeting that is in progress at
Bethlehem is growing in interest. There
has been seven conversions up TO date.
Prof. Reed assisted by Miss Josie Keefover
have been rendering some excellent music,
which is great benefit to the services.
Harley p. Miller, the teacher of No. II
school in this district, is full-Aedged mem
Der of the X. of p. Lodge here now, as he
successfully rode the buckng broncho Billy
Goat across the diamond plains of Syracuse
at the regular session Of the lodge this week
and was awarded the spurs and pack saddle
of knight.
The venerable Andrew IT, Hawley, father
of Mrs. Clark Gidley of this place, died at
his home over on the East Side last Satur-
day and was buried Monday, March 4lh in
the graveyard on the Wilson place. lie
was 50 years of age and died from general
debility. The funeral services we're con-
Quoted Monday at II o'clock a. NJ by
Rev. r. X. Falkner of Albrightsville.
Low priced things are not Away cheap.
Low prices are sometimes dearly bought.
There IS such a thing as "exlravagant econ
omy," that means saving on the price at the
expense of the quality. We sell good pure
liquors just as low as /, is possibIe;to sell them
We Won't sell the other kind at any price.
JONI J. STUMP & Co,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
~ Cumberland, Md.
The Ground Hog is still living right up to
his forecast, and his win,ry weather will last
another week yet, in accordance with the
old time regulations, which seem to be hold
ing good this time and it is no use for any