West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-07
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Correspondence OF The Argus.
Mr.. A. ]. Barker OF the Inter State
Laundry. Grafton. was one OF our promi.
nent business visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. A. +. Gibson Of MorEantown. was
here few days last week visiting relatives.
Ed. NJ. Williams and son, Harold. went
to Aurora Thursday. where Mr.. Williams
viii stay few days. closing up some bust
ness matters.
Miss Julia Bonaheld Is here now spend.
ing few days among relatives resting up.
Misses Nellye oS,rwln and Mrnna Muir.
dock oil Kingwood. were in town Saturd az.
Calvin Stewart returned Wednesday
from two weeks visiting and hunting In
Pocahontas county. He helped kill two
deer and considerable other game on the
trip.
Nathan Wilson of the East side. was
prominent business caller Saturday.
Hon. Geo. ~ Mcdonald. a prominent
attorney of Washington. ID. c.. was here
Few hours Saturday, on his way to King
wood to rest up little. He informed US
that he had aourishing law practice and
was doing well at the Capital
Judge w. S. Raymond and son. Frank.
OF Fairmont. were here a few DAYS last
week. the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. I. s.
Hunt.
Hugh Hagans Of Kingwood. was here
Sunday.
John w. Brown went to Morgantown
last week to visit his daughter Mrs. A. F.
Gibson for some time.
Prof VIII West. Mrs. Thomas Yves,
and daughter, Mrs. Hannah. went to
Clarksburg, Sunday on the excursion.
Miss Ada Louise Lavelle gave a birth.
day party Saturday afternoon. November
I'd. Quite crowd of little folks were
present and enjoyed themselves immensely.
IL was Miss Ada's eighth anniversary and
we wish her many returns of the day.
]. L. Mckenzie OF Housewife. was a
business caller at the Coal Center Thurs.
days.
attorney John Sommerville OF Grafton.
was here Saturday soliciting FIRE insurance.
FOLLY Stafford has again purchased the
barber shop OF Reed Keller. Mr.,
Stafford took full possession Saturday and
Mr. Keller has gone back to KIngwood.
w. Earl Graham of Terra Alta. was here
on business one day last week.
Jas. A. Chisholm spent last week with
home folks in Garrett county. Md.
Miss Alice Hartman will leave in a short
time Tor Boston where she will spend the
winter with her brother. Edward T.
Hartman.
Postmaster Taylor has greatly improved
the appearance and usefulness of the post
ONCE by adding several hundred latest i'm.
proved lock boxes. The interior OF our
postoihce VIII compare very favorably with
our size.
Clyde Watson prominent young man OF
Masontown' was the guest of the Guseman
House Monday.
FRANK Wolfe OF Amblersburg, is here
relatives.
Joseph &. Johnson OF Baltimore. was
mere Monday calling on his many customers
Their house Uohn A. Horner & Co. was
burned out on Sunday night and they
opened up IN other quarters on Tuesday
morning ready for business.
On Thursday night about fifteen X. of P's
met IN Giosons Hall In answer to call
issued by w. 5. Taylor to formulate plans
and organize new lodge. They set Tues
day night, November 26, for instituting the
new lodge. and by unanimous vote IL was
decided to name IL Mckinley" in honor
oil our dead President, who was for many
years member of the order. Another
meeting will be held on Friday night al
800 D. m. when all the preliminaries will
be finished.
Will Maloney was attending church and
visiting friends in Rowlesburg Sunday.
1T snows!' cries the schoolboy-and
none OF the girls are cross about IL.
Rev. {. II. Lakin begins a series of
meetings at No. 2 Monday evening. We
can assure the people of No. 2 that they
VIII hear NO. I sermons.
DR.. King, of Kingwood. was in town
Monday calling on Rev. {. III. Lakin.
Bob Layton, who has for many weeks
been lying i'll with typhoid fever. Is. we are
glad to note, rapidly recovering
The handsome front of Gibson Bros.
big department store building has been re-
Gently repainted by Lynch & Son. IL Is
now more attractive and beautiful than
ever.
A. M. Moore has been rendered the
position OF order clerk in the Fairmont
Coal Company's big store at Monongah.
The young son OF William Tuning had
his foot seriously mashed in the mines
few days ago.
Some excitement prevailed Sunday even.
ing on account OF the woods being on FIRE
threatening the north part of the town liz
was soon checked however with but little
damage being done.
Miles b. Cobun has suddenly determined
TO go West, but wants to avoid going either
by Switch-back or Scotch Hill.
Miss Carmen Ashby was visiting Miss
Ray Bishop at Terra Alta the past week.
Thomas Barnard was visiting friends In
Clarksburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. NJ. Grohe OF Chillicothe.
Ohio. were the guests Of Merchant lanes
Hunt and wife thepast week
The new tipple Is completed and the FIRST
coal was put into II on Tuesday of this
week. All the engines will be coaIed from
IL hereafter.
Mrs. Robert Johnson and daughter.
Elizabeth OF Salisbury, Pa. are here this
week visiting Mr.. Johnson. General
Manager OF the company store. They will
move here soon as the company can buiId
them suitable residence.
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