West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-04


and ,he Judge went home. We will give
the remainder of the proceedings nes, week.
a leading Cincinnati minister recently
prayed for those in his congregation who
we've too proud to kneel and too lazy TO
stand.
II you want the Choicest Wines and
Liquor that skill can produce, send your
order to TON McAvAY, Wholesale and Re
tail. Grafton. w. Va
The heavy snowfall Tuesday night and
all day "Wednesday is very damaging TO
telegraph. telephone and electric light
wires, shrubbery and trees.
In the Gettysburg National Park sss
mounted eannons have been placed and
total of $40 monumental tablets and about
500 monuments have been erected.
For Fine Groceries, Cakes Chinaware.
Fruits, Canned aud Picked Goods, Fancy
Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions, call at
John III. Gamers Store on Price street.
Rev. f. X. Skidmore, who used to be
stationed in this county. is now located a,
Swanton, Md. lie still holds his member
ship in the Knights of Pyihias Lodge here.
Our former fellow iownsman w. w. Ora
ham is erecting dwelling house on his lot
near the bridge to Greenmoni, one of the
numerous suburbs to Greater Morg antown.
Charles Young Bishop of this place was
granted a divorce from his wife, Cora Com.
erford Bishop, of Fairmont, at this term of
Circuit Court. on the grounds of deser,ion
Mrs. IIyde's Millinery Parlors in the
Stuck Building on Price street, will be the
scene of beautiful display of Easter
Millinery aud Fancy Goods ON April 9Th
and 9th.
MIR. III. A. Bailey of Independence, who
was here last week serving on the Jury, had
his pretty little daughter over here with him
and they were visiting his wife's sister, Mrs.
Geo. A. Herring.
Red Ball Flour at J. III. Gamers Bar.
gain Store, Price Street, Kingwood, at only
90 cents per sack and guaranteed to give
excellent satisfaction. Try sack of it and
see for yourself.
Hon. p. ]. Crogan left Monday afternoon
for MoundsvIlle to attend the regular ses-
sion of the State Pardon Board and look
after the Beatty case, which comes before
the Board this week.
subscription paper was circulated around
town during the past week and enough
money subscribed to purchase a horse for
John Greaser, who had the bad luck to lose
two horses recently.
The Morris School down on the river.
taught by Miss Minnie Murdoch, closed las,
Saturday with an entertainment at night.
There were several down from town in spite
of the rain and mud.
o. +. Morton returned last Saturday from
a trip TO Clarksburg. Weston and Buokhan-
non, in the interest of his publications. lie
is meeting with good success aud has
handsome list of orders.
Minnesota claims 10 have the tallest man
in Louis Wilkins, born on farm near St.
Paul, who is now twenty-six yerrs old,
weighs 5o4 pounds and lacks less than one
inch of being nine feet high
"Your medicine has helped me wonder.
fully" she wrote TO the patent medicine
house. "Three weeks ago could not
spank the baby, and now l am able TO
thrash my husband. God bless youl"
Mrs. Michael Gibln an aged lady resid
ing on the b. & o. railroad between Terra
Alta and Rodamer's, died Monday evening
of this week and was buried in the Catholic
Cemetery at Terra Alta on Wednesday.
Masontown Epworth League is arranging
to have a reception next Saturday night for
the friends who have recently come into our
midst. Light refreshments will be served.
Everybody come. COMMITTEE.
The Elliott Commercial Schools are
recommended in preference to all other
| schools in the State by the author of Gregg
Shorthand. Write us for the proof. The
Elliott Commercial School, Fairmont
w. Va. A.
Patents we're granted to West Virginlans
last week as follows f. G. Caldwell of
Wheeling, clamp for bundlug corrugated
metal sheets or plates, and -. w. Kerney- of
ST. Mays, a patent on an oseillialing
stufhng box.
AT the services Sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal church. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A..
Werner united with the church by letter
They are held in very high esteem by the
League and the congregation. Morgan
| Dominion.
| County Court convened here Monday in
regular session and will likely adjourn to.
| day or tomorrow. and we will give com
plete report next week. Most OF the ses.
sion so far has been taken up with the
Rowlesburg bridge matter
Maurice Barrymore, the actor, was taken
to the insane pavilion of Bellevue hospital
last week by his son, John Barrymore. Ills
real name is bye, and and he was born in
the East Indies about fifty years ago. Ills
daughter Ethel is now playing in a New
York theater.
James A. Mouser from this county, now
serving in the Regular Army and in Troop
+ Of the First Cavalry at Fort Keogh, Mon
tan, writes us that he has been moved to
Camp Merritt, Montana, and to change his
paper TO that place as he can't get along
without hearing from old Preston.
Edmund Messenger will hold big sale
Of personal property AZ bis residence in
West Kingwood, April S,h beginning at o
a. m. There Is big lot Of property TO dis