West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-04-17

Mr.. and Ms. l.. w. White Of Terra Alta.
were hess TIA, week.
Herman Ren,en of Fairmon,. is here this
week visiting attends.
Or. King was called to see pa,ien, be-
Lev Brnee'on on Monday.
The grip is eS,an, throughout the county
we mean the candidates grip.
Don't fail TO see the fine line of goods
a, Mrs. Hyde's Millinery Parlo,s.
III. d. Carroll of Bull Run, was in town
Tuesday attending the Bishop sale.
Henry Albright of near Orr, was in town
tuesday and gave us a paying call.
Read the new advertisement of NJ. w
Burke. the groeerman, in this issue
Don't forge, the Fred High entertainment
at the Cour, House next Tuesday night.
All the la,es, styles in Spring Millinery
now on exhibition a, Mrs. Hyde's Parlors.
Homer ReNroad has been laid up with
the grip the pas, week bu, is able to be out
now.
Editor l.. V. Reed of the Terra Alta
Republican, was here Wednesday and called
in 10 see us
w. 5. Triekeu went to Morgan,own
Wednesday where he sold his farm. lie
returned Saturday.
Garfield Copeman, who is in the grocery
business at Clarksburg, is visiting his home
near town this week.
III YOU want TO enjoy a real intellectual
treat the Court House is the place for you to
Go nes, Tuesday night,
u. Z. whe,sell and j. Walter Child, Of
the Whetsell Settlement, were in town Tues.
day and called a, this Office.
Miss Sallie Duvall arrived from Baltimore
on Tuesday to take charge of the dressmak-
ing department, in Mrs. Hyde's store.
Miss Persis IIagans returned to her home
near Kingwood Monday from Reedsviiie.
where she has been teaching school the pas,
winter
Mrs. /. 6. Lazelle aud son Eugene. left
Monday for her home in Morgantown, after
spending week visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Jackson.
Orval Beerbower and Martin May6eld
left Monday morning on the A. A. Brown
hack line for divers mills where they ex-
pect 10 work this summer.
James Messenger of Terra Alta, called in
TO see us Wednesday and made the printer
happy 10y dropping dollar in the ill for
another years subscription.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Clayton came over
from Newburg last Saturday. They will
go to housekeeping here as soon as the
house is vacated now occupied by SUM,
A. M. Lane.
AT an early hour we saw Postmaster las.
+. Watson of Masoniown, on our streets
Tuesday morning and it looks as IL he had
been beating up the red brush for some of
the candidates.
In the obituary notice of Mrs. Susan
Stemple in last weeks issue an error was
made. She was the consort of David Stem
pie instead of Lewis Stemple as was printed.
Lewis is one Of the sons of the deceased.
The Presbytery of Parkersburg met at
Williamstown the past week. The Rev.
DIR. Merrill of the Charleston church. was
elected Moderator and gave a good business.
like direction to the meetings Several
applications for new church organizations
were presented, FIVE of which were granted.
Reports from the entire field showed the
hes, year for growth in all lines that has vet
come to the Presbyicrans. DIR. Flanagan
of Grafton, has been made Pastor Emeritus
of the Grafton church in honor of long ser.
vice. The next meeting will be held IN
September at Charleston.
Died, at the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Josiah Calvert of near Herring. vii.
liam Orvis Calvert, April II, 1907, aged "a
years and 20 days, Of pneumonia fever. The
deceased leaves father, mother, one sister
and hye brothers to mourn their loss. The
funeral was conducted by Rev. Hill of the
Masontown NJ. +. church, in the Wesley
Chapel at Herring, Sunday afternoon.
The pall.bearers were. Philip Herman, !.
n. Roby, Victor Elliott, Walter Taylor and
Edward {. and J. Ami Everly. The de-
ceased was we'll liked and highly respected
by all who knew him and the largest con-
course of people paid their respects to his
remains that ever met a, that church.