West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-29

II. Wolfe Amblersburg was here short
time Monday
Ike Mitter and John Keener of Austin
were here Monday night
Harry Nine OF Rowlesburg Is one Of the
new clerks in the Express Office.
Sol Friedman the Grafton cIothier was in
town few hours Friday
Deputy Marshal Jackson was on Official
business here Wednesday,
w. T.. Herdon of Piedmont visited his
mother here Sunday.
Willie Earl Graham of Terra Alta was
here Thursday selling lighting rods
L. NJ. Albright the Kingwood Merchant
was one of our callers Monday.
Miss Olivia +. Fairfax is the guest OF her
ncice Mrs. Wolfe this week
Mrs Lora Robinson OF FcliowsviIlc Is here
the guest OF her sister Mrs l. T. Stafford.
Geo. w. Spaiding the popular tobacco
man was calling on our merchants Monday.
Rev Beddow wife and children of Grafton
were guests Of Rev and Mrs Lakin Monday
Mrs. Mary Wolfe of Amblersburg has
ahe past week.
DR.. B. r. Bone visited his parents at
Mt Pleasant Ohio day or two last
week.
Prof Nutter of Rowlesburg was in town
Monday in interest OF his insurance bust
ness
Born unto Jasper Watkins and wife
last week a son. DR.. Bone physician in
charge.
J. S. Henderson the Ciarksburg photo
| grapcr is here for a few days doing some
first Glass work
%. Tuhil went to Clarksburg Thursday
on business connected with the mining
troubles here.
| Col Bill LavelIc spent few days at home
with his family last week. He returned 10
his work Monday
| Jas. w. Johnson and Mrs Nancy Mont
gomery were visiting TOWNSVILLE and
Manown. friends Sunday
Mr. and Mrs S. r. Guseman and little
daughter Pauline are visiting Mr.. Guseman
parents at Rcedsvillc
S. b. Montgomery was in Kingwood Fri
day he is spending part of this week down
in Mineral County looking up the Senatorial
delegates
Mrs Kate Hardin died at her home here
Thursday morning. The funeral and bura
was at Shays Chapel FRIDAY afternoon
Our new r. r. Agent Is Mr. Roger.
from the N. &W. road. He bears mos
Startling resemblance to the late John X
Walker OF Terra Alta
Mr. and Mrs Henry Rehe were here Wed
nesday calling on friends. They went &c
Wheeling and Pittsburg for two week.
trip.
Mrs l.. T. Stafford and Mrs James
Robinson are visiting relatives at Belingtor
Ekins. Hendricks and other points along the
VIVA. Central X r. this week
There are now three patients in III,
Fichtner Hospital; William Tanner O
Amblersburg. Mrs Edmunds Messenger o
Kingwood and Chas. w. Shrout of thi.
place
conductor fell from freight train her,
Tuesday evening and fractured his Jaw
bone. He was sent to the Cumberland
Hospital on No IL and we did not learn hi,
NAME:
A. NJ. Moore of Monongah was with u.
from Saturday tall tuesday, Ash l.
hourishing, in his new location. and is IL
better health and looking handsomcr tina
he has for years.
A. Bloomfield went to Piedmont Monda,
to settle little misunderstanding anon,
his miners att that place When any troubl,
occurs at his mines he goes directly to tn.
men and rights the matter.
j. c Gibson returned Saturday from I
ten days trip to the Eastern cities. Fl,
hurried away to Masontown Sunday morn
ing on pressing business but is now read,
to meet his friends at the old stand again
The Hospital Board met here to organize
Tuesday with the following Doctors prescn
M. T. Powell Newburg ,,Strickler. King ane
Pratt of Kingwood and DR. Fichtner of ihi
place. We did not learn what action wa
taken at the meeting
Some OF our boys went to RoweIsburs
Wednesday aud played a game OF base bal
with the Rowlesburg boys They got licked
and the score was so bad we have forgotten
IL. Just wait little while till our sluggcr.
get i'm shape; something will occur.
There Is no change in the mining situation
at this place yet and both sides seem 1,
have settled down to fight IL out to the end
few men are working in the mine and n,
one has shown any inclination to disturb
them. All OF the miners here who hav
taken any part in the present trouble are
quiet gentlemanly class, and no matter wi a
occurs TunneIton is in no danger OF any
rioting disturbance Of any kind.
Misses Blasch and Edith the charmin
little daughters Of Mr. and Mrs. viii Ashb
celebrated the 10th and 5th. anniversary o
their births. on Monday. They were boil
born on May IS. but are not twins ms Mis-
Blanch is five years the oldest and wa
therefore just twice as old as Edith anc
the later just half as old - he former ~
event which can never happen again Fort,
girls and boys were invited m to spend tn
afternoon which passed all too quickly
when delicious refreshments we're serve,
and the merry party broke up. all wen
home wishing the two little ladies man
happy returns OF their double birthday
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