West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-28
ROAD TO WEALTH
MoRGANToWN, w. VA.

Ed NJ. Williams of Function, was hc,e
yesterday ON business
Hon. Ira L Robinson of Grafton, was
here tins week on business.
Invitations are out for ball at Gordon
Hall. Friday night. September sth.
Messrs, Hayden and Reed the coal men
from Fairmoot are here this week stopping
at The Inn
Rev II. {. Howard and family returned
yesterday evening from two weeks visit
at Mt. Lake Park.
w. w Billmcyer OF Roncovert this State
has been in Kipgwood this week on business
connected with his lnmber firm.
Misses Julia and Ella IIuddleson of near
Gainesville, were here yesterday. They
will both teach in this distric, this winter.
Miss lisa Monroe will teach In the King.
wood schools this winter. taking charge OF
the room taught by c. w. Bcerbower last
winter
Just as we go to press we have received
an account Of the death and burial OF Sam.
uel Stuck of near Masontown. which will
appear next week.
Miss Lynne Waddell OF BrandonviIIe. LEFT,
for Sistersylle this week TO resume her
work In the public schools there. which
open next Monday.
Ed Greaser and Dale Snyder and Misses
Anna Bergman aud Birdie Crcaser were
visiting friends and relatives at Morgan
town Sunday and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.. Ioar OF Recdsville.
passed through Kingwood yesterday on
their way to Terra Alta 10 visit the for
mer's sister. Mrs. o. w. Ringer. and take
n Mt. Lake Park today
Two special trains on the West Virginia
Northern next Sunday at the regular excur.
sion rates. One leaves Kingwood at A.
M. and the other at p. m, returning from
Marion at and Q p. m
The date for holding the County Sunday
School Convention at Tunnelton has been
Changed from the 10th and 18TH to the 18th
and 10Th in order to secure the services OF
Miss Graham OF Wheeling. the State
Primary Worker.
Miss Mile Clark, who used TO teach In
the public schools here. died at the home
OF her sister. Mrs. ]. c. Hooton in Rowles.
burg. yesterday morning. after lingering
Illness with nervous proslrstion The fun.
| eral takes place this afternoon at Clarks.
burg.
Ex-senator Morley left Tuesday for
Morgantown to look after the interest OF
his father and several other clients in a
settlement Of the Keepcr cattle business.
Hon. John Morley OF Waynesburg. was
one Of the men that Major Kcener bought
| cattle from and one OF the first men TO
move towards arresiing him and bringing
him back for trial. The Major has com.
promised the most OF the claims and nego.
tiations arc pending toward a settlement
| OF the whole matter.
ANY church or parsonage or institution
supported by voluntary contribution will
be given liberal quantity oil the Lo0g.
| man Il Martinez Paints whenever they
paint. This has been our custom for
twenty.seyen years; any building not salts.
facioriiy painted. will be reprinted at our
EXPENSE ABOUT one gallon OF Iinsced Oil
to be added TO every gallon Of the paint 10
| make ready for use It's mixed in two min.
utes and cost OF paint thereby made less in
price than any other Yearly product over
one million gallons Longman & Martinez,
soica gents. q
Here are two items from the Parsons
| Advocate
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. g Conley entertained
on last Thursday nigh, with masquerade
party IN honor Of their house guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Fortney Of Morganiown,
Miss Lillian Martin Of Kingwood and Mrs.
Frank Fuller Of Cumberland
). +. Parsons aud W. G.. Conley as agents
last week closed sale Of what is known as
the Pratt lands down in 81 George district
The tract contained something over 900
acres and we understand they made about
$1,000 by the deal.