West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-08-14

woman may soon cease To mourn the
loss of her frs, husband, but her second hus
band hardly ever docs.
Mrs. w. ID. Parkhurs, left today for her
home in Charleston after a months visi,
with friends and relatives here.
Mrs Edward Runle,, lief, today for her
home in Ellis. Kansas. after several weeks
visit with friends and relatives here.
fyou see a person with long face you
may he sure they have not been to our
special sales. The Shancr & Brown Co
Mayor U. N. Orr returned Jas, Saturday
from.a thee weeks visit at Webster Springs
He gained ten pounds while up there and is
looking much better.
Charles w. Beerbower. lately Of Terra
Alta, is now over in the kondike coal
region of Pennsylvania. where he has posi-
ton in the Foo,edale store a, New Salem.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman McNear
of Muddy Greek, on Wednesday of last
week, fine boy baby. DR.. J. NJ. King of
THIS place, physician In charge.
Albeit A. Brown went 20 Parsons last
Sunday after his family, who have been
visiting up there for a couple OF weeks.
They returned home here Tuesday.
Mess,s. Farley DeBeuy of Terra Alta,
and Lewis p. White of whatcom, Washing
ton, we're in town Tuesday and gave us a
pleasant, call. Mr.. White expects to start
back home today
Rev. II. {. Howard has been granted two
weeks vacation by his church here and
leaves today with lis wife and baby and the
nurse, Miss Bessie Cobun, for Mt. Lake
Park TO spend len days.
All men like TO see their wives smile, aud
one Of the best ways 10 accomplish tina, end
is TO make them happy. Try them with
Que of the steel range cook stoves sold 10y
Bowermaster, the hardware man.
Born to Hon. James r. Trotier and wife
fine son on Monday, August nth, at The
Pines here in Kingwood where they are
spending the summer. DR.. J. NJ. King
attending physician. Mother aud child do
ing we'll.
Rev. l. T.. Peters of clsrksburg. sgsut
for the American Baptist Publication Society
and Sunday School Missionary for this State,
will preach in the Baptist church next Mon
day night, August 18Th, at 8 o'clock.
Everyone cordially invited to come on, and
hear Rev. Peters as he is well worth hear
Ing
MIR and Mrs. c. NJ. Carroll of waynes.
burg. Pa, were summoned The frs, Of last
week to the bedside Of the laiiers mother
who was seriously III. Mr. Carroll has
again e,urned home leaving his wife to care
for her afflicted mother, Mrs jacob Bower
Of Pleasant Dale. who is some i.cilcr.
Three summer boarders from Terra Alta
were over here one day last week stopping
=, The Ion and visiting our beautiful Hule
town fhe party was composed of Mr.. s.
Brough of Toledo, Ohio. Miss Frank
from Parkefsbutg, this State and another
lady from Columbus, Ohio. They were
very much pleased with our town and won
( dered greatly that IL was not filed with
summer guests
The old State Bank at Phhippi has been
merged INTO National Bank with a capital
stock Of 100000 and last week the pfesi
dent and Cashier bad the pleasure of sign
ing the first national bank notes ever issued
in the county. The officers Of the new bank
are as follows; J. N. y. Grim, President;
Ira i. Robinson, Vice President; ]. Frank
Mnnown, Cashier; and Albert Thompson,
J. n. D. Ciim. a. G.. Dayton. Ira +. Robin.
son, S. A. Moore, Fred o. Blue and Chas.
= Te,er Directors
Here arc Two items from cIarksDurg
paperi
Henry George IT,, Of New York. CORES
pendent for the New York Journal, is still in
The city securing matter pertaining To the
coal strike and the output Of the mines in
this section. lie expects 10 furnish special
matter for bis paper.
DePuiy Marshal Dan Jackson brought
2 man named Covert here This afternoon
from Weston on a charge Of stealing mail
sack. lie was taken before COMMISSIONS
spaies Who bound him over to the United
States court.
The fairmont Times says that:
Benjamin Loss, man employed in the
coal mines Al kingwood, was brougl, here
Co the Miners hospital this afternoon in
critical condition While 81 work diggip /,
coal there was heavy fall Of slate in the
mine and he was caught under its weight.
The unfortunate man had his back broken
and was Otherwise injured. His injuries will
1 likely prove fatal Ills suaerings arc great
bot everything IS being done by Dr. MELON.
/ aid and bis assistants 80 relieve the patent.
/ Mr.. Loss IS young man and has been min.
/ ing for some time
a crowd Of young people Of Newburg.
went hay riding las, Saturday ,h,. They
drove round by Independence to Glades.
vile and had jolly good time ealing
peaches, singing and having general good
iiuc. Lue Ellis was the driver and he is
whole circus and knows chicken from moon.
light The crowd was composed Of Misses
Belle Ellis, nellie Dent, Otue Deck, Ssllie
Chichester end lee Deck and Messrs. Chas.
Pinmmer, Osborne Psuiou, Clay Smith,
Ray smooi and Earl Smith. The ride was
given in honor Of Miss Dent of Morgan.
/ town ano Miss Chidesee, 20 p,,,.f.,,o