West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-02-21

Point was in TO see US the other day aud
renew for another year
Mrs. L. T. Hist aud Mis-. Reuben tones
Of Grafton, are here visiting The family Of
Bruce Iiirs. on Price Street.
Oar people all filled their ice houses las,
week, aud viii DC prepared for "a no, time
Ia the old town next summer
J Frank MaaoWn aud daughter Gertrude,
of Philippi, were in Kingwood from Sa,ur-
day till Monday, visiting relatives.
Services are being held every night this
week q, the Baptist church m Kingwood,
conducted by ths Pastor Rev. Ross Ward.
Born, TUESDAY Of this week to Hon. ].
Russell Tro,,er aud wife of Charleston, a
fine girl baby. Mother and child doing
well.
Don't laugh at girl because she cant
hi' the side of house with brisk you
may marry her some LAY, then you II be
clad of it.
One Of The ARGUss old reporters aud
special correspondents, Ira Claud Gibson,
is now editor Of the Normal Bulletin, pub
lished at Fairmon,.
The venerable Henry Montgomery 90.
served his So,h birthday las, Saturday. His
daughter, Mrs. Hawkins gave a dinner in
honor OF the occasion.
Fred {. Todd arrived here Tuesday
from Philipsbugg, Pa, where he has been
for some time reeuperating his health. lie
leaves for the South tomorrow
Rev. L. y. Fellsn Will preach at Oak
Grove NJ. L. Church, Mille,sport. mex, Sun
day morning It 1880 O'Clock, and at Hope.
well in the afternoon at } o'clock
Ed. Hawkins has purchased the property
at the head Of Main Street, occupied by
himself and Oar Herring. Price paid $3.50,
and he gets full possession, oft April rst,
Henry- Harrison Reed the celebfa,eJ
Reedsville Poet, was in to see us the other
day. lie brought in 80 verses Of poetry for
publication in THE ARGUS, but we did not
have room for it this week
Rev. d. II. shadduck will preach at Ma
sontown next Sunday morning at 10 80
O'Clock, and at ReedsylIe at O'Clock in
the afternoon. The Rsedsyle service has
been changed this week from morning to
afternoon.
Rev. Ross Ward preached a special SER
mon IN the Baptist church here last sun
day night, on the subject Of "Bapusm not
necessary TO Salvation The sermon was
good aud deserved a much larger con
grcgadon.
The Anniversary Banquet given 10y Brown
Lodge No. 81, k Of p. of this place last
night was grand affair, and we can no, do
justice to it in this issue as VIC go to press to-
day, Wednesday, and will give full report
next week.
Mrs. Ida Hyde lef, this week for Bali.
more to spend month or two taking spec
al training for the millinery business, which
she expects to engage in about April ISL
and will open ont in the business here in
Kingwood.
Services will be held at Deep Hollow
Friday Of this week at 1890 p. IN. Castcel
School House next Sunday at 10 go a. M
Mountain Run at p. m, and at Union at
at 1870 o'clock, conducted by the Pastor,
Rev. s. NJ. Snyder.
Mrs. Mary Potter has purchased The
handsome residence Of Mayor ]. J. Guse-
man, on Beverly Ill., and will move in and
take possession on April Isl. The price
paid was $1,000. Nc. Gusemau has notde-
eided yet what he will do.
On Tuesday afternoon of this week lille
Lewis Hrst. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Hist, celebrated his sixth birthday by Civ
ing party to number of his friends
There were over twenty present and Tie
youngsters had merry time.
There will be special meeting Of the
Board of Trustees Of the soldiers monu.
ment Of Preston county, in courthouse ON
March 9, 1901, at one o'clock p. m. All
members Of said Board are requested to be
present a. G. Scorr. Pres.
Masontown protracted meeting started of
well last Sunday night and the church .,
expecting TO reap a biz harvest, Rev. b.
IL. Saadduek OF Clay, W. Va, has been
secured 20 assis, the church and pastor. lie
is young man and ono Of the strongest and
best in The Conference. BE sure and hear
him.
As We 90 10 press day carly this week
much valuable and interesting matter goes
over dll next week, including about doz.
en- local letters. We have been trying for
six monthsto get back to "Wednesday for
publication day. as Of gore, in order to
reach oil parts of the county not later than
Saturday.
Here is q sample Of t'ie way ihe Clarks-
burg papers rub 10 in ON Mo,ganiowo when
they get a chauoc. The Mail says that
a hard Luck Cob Of thirteen members
was organized at Morgantowu The I7ti inst.
Eligible members had TO De able 90 relate
thrilling hard iuck story One fellow eat i'm
blythe statement that Dc had lived in Nor
glntown all his Sic.
Col. w. T. Cunningham Of Baltimore
was here from Saturday 900 Monday. repre
santng Che Inter State Editorial Assoca-
ton, che main office being located AZ EN-
Broadway, New York City rbe Assooia.
iion could not have secured q better repre-
sentative than Col. Cunningham. specially
TO- West Virginia, where be- * so acll and
favorubiy known all over thc State.
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