West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-11-21
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Correspondence Of The Argus
NJ. NJ. Taylor is the new assistant 10
the Pos,ofiee.
Mr., Righ,myer was prominent business
visitor Tuesday.
Squire l.. V. Reed OF Terra Alta. was
here short time Thursday.
The Reno District Teachers Institute will
be held here December I4th.
Davenport was in town Tuesday and
iee'uSed a, night in Browns Hall.
Edward. NJ. Williams is elerkiug in
Gibson Bros : Department Store now
Alfred Keensr. one of the good old
Democrats of Reno. was here Tuesday.
Miss Belle Beavers is in Pi,tsburg, where
she will be CUES, Of friends for a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Banker, moved
from this place to Pennsylvania last week.
Taylor H. Willard and John Herudon
went to Clarksburg on the excursion Sunday.
a. +. Gibson has been visiting his family
IN Morgantown Tor several days the pas,
week.
]. Morgan Orr of Newbure. was here
Monday night the guest Of $. Il. Mont.
gomey.
J. X. Monroe and Young Beavers have
been in town this week, surveying the
mines.
Mrs. May Bremen aud Miss Lou Bishop
were at Grafton, Friday and Saturday
shopping.
Mr.. Harry Pruee of Chillieo,he, Ohio. was
the CUES, of his friend, FOLLY Stafford, the
past week.
Judge ). Is. Montgomery. wife aud son
were the guests of friends in Mononcah
over Sunday.
Mis-. George Brown returned tins week
from ten days visit to relatives in Morgan.
town aud Fairmont
Dillon b. Hall of Mononealia county.
was visiting his brother. Joseph n. Hall for
several days the past week
NJ. +. Pell and CLARK Carroll were here
few hours Saturday, as they were returning
from business Trip to Harrison county.
Hon. w. C. Brown, Judge Messenger and
Ex-senator Morley were here last Friday on
legal business before Squire Mon,romery's
court
Miss Alice Hartman left Wednesday
evening on 30 for Boston, where she will
spend the winter with her brother Edward
T. Hartman
DE-. Sivey and wife arrived home Sa,ur.
day from Baltimore, the Doctor returned
Monday. bu, Mrs Sivey will remain here
for some time.
Luther Stafford has bought the valuable
lot and foundation on Gibson street Of s.
w Craig and intends to erect fine house
on it in the near future.
II is rumored that function will have
fine new opera house in the near future. a
stock company is talking of building one
where the old Brown Grist Mill now stands.
Harvey DUR of this place and Miss
Sophia Wesling of townsville, were mar.
ried November 18th at the CothoIic church
near the brides home. They will 90 TO
housekeeping here at once.
The former employees of 4. J. BonaGeld
presented him with fine gold watch on
Tuesday evening, November r2lh, in token
of their appreciation Of his kindness to them
while they were in his service.
School commenced Monday in the second
story of the Gibson Building, with Ben. II
Elsey of Terra Alta, Principal, and Miss
Nellie Goodwin of Kingwood, First Assistant
Miss Lille West has been teaching her de.
Partment in Browns Hall for the past
month.
Mrs. John W. Young. the popular
travelling salesman for X. -. Johnson
Milling Co. Of Cumberland, Md, was here
last week on his last trip. A, the late
election in Maryland he was elected clerk of
the Circuit Court Of AlIegany county on the
Democratic ticker, through the county
usually gives Republican majority Of about
1000. Mr.. Young salary will be $4,000
and fees.