West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-24

DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
Cecil Montgomery was circulating among
friends here Sunday.
]. II. Garner. who has been sick for the
past week, is much better now
Henry Riggleman of near Gladesville,
was in town Saturday and made us paying
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Shaw returned Satur-
day from visiting Bert Bickford and wife of
near Tunnelton.
Miss Mollie Manesr returned from Reeds
vile Monday, where she had been the pas,
week visiting relatives.
Attorney Jas. r. Daley returned Monday
from Aurora where he had been attending
TO some legal business.
Mrs. Ed. Hawkins and baby have been
visiting friends aud relatives at Brandon
vile the past two weeks.
c. Y. Bishop left Monday on the after
noon train for PhiIippi Mr.. Bishop goes
to attend to some business matters.
Mrs. J. Morgan Orr and little son John
of Newburg, are in town this week visiting
Mrs. Or's mother, Mrs. Mary Davis.
Only one West virginian was granted
patent the pas, week. J. c. Shandley Of
Fairmont, on a whfile,ree coupling.
Frank Brand, Jr., with his family, who
lived near Browns Mill, moved to the farm
of his father near Kingwood last week.
DIR. NJ. S. Bryie of Broceion, IS in town
today. he had been up at Tunnelton look
ing up his fences for the final round up.
Mrs. vanSickle and sister, Miss Cuppett,
who have been in Kingwood the past six
weeks sewing, left for Aurora Monday
morning.
f. w. Parrick, agent for Geo. w. Southern
& Sons, The Clarksburgh nurserymen, was
in town Monday delivering fruit trees and
shrubbery.
l.. l.. Myers of Aurora, came in Monday
morning and added his name to THE ARGUS
subscription list The good work goes
steadily on.
William Watkins of the half way house,
was in town Saturday and had sale bills
printed al this Office for a public sale on
April 29, 1909.
George Robinson and family moved last
Wednesday To The Frank Brand farm near
Browns Mill, Valley district. now owned by
Maj. U. N. Orr.
The NJ. & X. railroad will run a spcclu
excursion the first FIVE days of next week.
One free round trip will be given TO anyone
wishing TO 60 TO MorPantown.
The workmen on J. A. Lenhau's new
store room pushing the work to com
pleiion. When completed !, will be one of
the finest store rooms in the county.
Rev. III. c. Howard left Monday morn
ing for Huntington, where he goes a
delegate to the Sunday School convention
which convenes in that city this week.
w. A. Thomas has some very nice driving
horses for his new livery stable We pre-
dict that Will is going to do fine business
as everything is new, good and righ, up-to-
date.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Y. Morris and grandson
Byrne Thomas. have returned from Wash
ington, Pa =, where they had been In altcn.
dance upon the funeral Of Rev. Samuel
Graham.
]. w. Flynn, Geo. a. Walls, Leroy
Albright arc all out in the red brush trying
to scare up votes for the coming Primary
election next Saturday.
A party Of our young folks consisting Of
Misses Alice Cotton and Bessie Hsney and
Messrs. Robert b. Brown and Percy Me,heny
headed for Masontown, Sunday morning, &c
sp.nd the day among friends.
Rev. e. w. Ringer and wife from Hamp
shire county, have been visiting friends anc
relatives in the county the past week or two
They are here now visiting in Kngwoot
and will start home Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Pertll, whose illness W,
noted last week, is much worse and her life
dcspaired Of. Her mother Mrs. Joanna
Menear, vas summoned to her bedside and
UT h"cstaJ h''tHhb W C"thf'eib'
J. Slidell Brown reformed today from
Arkansas where he has been the past ter
days attending the National Editoria
Association. We have some special matte
from him on the trip for publication but did
not receive it in time for this issue
o Jos N White Of Herring, was in tow
Monday night to meet some capitalists from
Harrison county who arc thinking Of buyini
real estate out in Valley district. Joe ha
options on some cf the farms out there this
he thinks he can sell 10 the gentlemen.
Liverymen a. A. Brown and G. a
Mauear were at Terra Alta Sunday. The
drove the spotted horses that we're bough
in Philadelphia some time ago. The horse
are aImos, peifect matches and make ono O
the showiest teams we ever saw, except IN
circus.
Reed Welch and Miss Ethel Pen elope
to Oakland last Tuesday and we're married.
They have returned to AlbrehIs aud are =
the groons home. The bride is III
daughter Of NJ. r. Pell Of Pleasant Dale
and has been staying With her sister, Mrs
]. N. McClanahan at Albrighis