West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-06-12

Tuesday and dropped in to subscribe for
THE ARGuS.
There will be a picnic at the NJ. r.
church. iIowes,ille, on July 4,h and every
body invited.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Y. Bishop aud baby
have been at Rowesburg aud Cumberland
the past week.
Miss Lizzie Stafford, who is attending the
Terra Alta Normal School, was here Sunday
visiting her brother.
Wantcd-One hundred thousand pounds
of Wool Will pay cash.
l.. NJ. ALBRIGHT.
Miss Matte Copeman returned home last
week from Washington City, where she has
been em,Ilo, ed the past two years in the
Census Department.
Miss Olivia l.. Fairfax returned TO her
home near Reedsyille last Saturday for n
week OF two. She was accompanied by |.
Martin who drove her up and returned
tina, evening.
Mrs. Cora Bishop and daughter, Miss
Margaret, Mrs. Comerford and Fred Flem-
ing left for Mt. Lake Park last Tuesday
afternoon, where they will spend the sum
! mcr. Fairmon, Times
J. III. Brown and daughter, Miss Daisy,
drove over 10 lIu,ions To spend Sunday
with Mrs. Brown and Beatrice and Johp,
who have been over there for some time
where Mrs. Il. has class in music.
Eafi +. Martin returned home last Saiur-
day from Baltimore, where he has been the
past year attending the Business College.
lie IS now completing the course at the
kingwood Academy in order TO enter The
University and receive proper credit in the
course there.
Hon. William, Freeburn If Sterling,
Nebraska. was in Kingwood last week visit
ing his sisier. Mrs. Jane Brown and other
friends and relatives. Mr.. Freeburn is
we'll posted gentleman and talked inielli.
gently OF the great west. lie gave us
pleasant and paying CALL
Anna NJ. futile (nee McGrew) wife of
Marion futile, died at her home near
Cowan, Delaware county, Indiana, May 40,
1909. Deceased was we'll known in Preston
county, being The daughter of Isaac Nc
Grew of BrandongiIle and niece of Hon. 7.
c. McGrew of Kingwood.
The Children's Day exercises al the NJ.
L. church last Sunday were very pretty and
greatly enjoyed by the large crowd present.
The floral decorations were magnificent and
the performances were all well rendered.
The music and singing were fine. The
exercises were held in the forenoon in place
of the regular preaching.
The new departments added TO the store
of Lenhart & Everly make il the hand
soonest in town. The building has been
doubled in size and an aIchway made be-
tween. Metal ceiling has been placed IN
the old part ms well as the rev, handsomely
painted and with chandeliers from the CEN
ter Of the ceiling. The new par, is the dry
goods. notions and clothing department.
| the latter being in back room all 10 itself.
| Frank Brand. SON Of Frank Brand ST..
who lives near Town, got badly hurt Monday
ont at the mines, where he has been work
ing Ills foot caught in cable rope and
he was wound up and his foot and ankle
badly mashed and leg bunged up TO his
I heff ha /.
aud the unfortunate man released from his
terrible position lie was taken to his
fathers home and DR.. Pratt has been rem.
defng surgical aid.
Died at his home ON Dents Run, In Mon
ongai'a county, on June 3rd. 1909. Andrew
NJ. Fox, the father Il Mrs y. r. Cole Of
Kingwood The deceased had been in III
health for some Time with a complication
Of diseases. lie was 90 years of sge and
leaves widow and nine children to mourn
tho loss Of husband and father. The fun
cral was held last Thursday and the bu.iaI
in tie Stewart graveyard. MIR. and Mrs.
Cole attended from this place
here are three items OF interest from the
| Morgantown Doninions
The funeral Of Mrs. Nmfod Austin tout
place at 10 q. NJ. today ifoni her residence
north east % Morgantowr, aud was con.
| Quoted by DR.. s. V. Leech. For many
years she had been devoted member Of
the Methodist Episcopal church at Reeds
vile before moving to this vicinity. iler
husband, two children and SIX grand child
rem mourn her l,ss.
a report comes from Mofganlown that a
quarfyman ~ the name If Aaron MayIield
81 Drckefs creek. vas carried to the top Of
a derrick aud b1dly crushed Ivy the wheel
lie became cnianelcd Ia the rope II the
derrick and before the engine could lie
stopped the man was NJ the top and his
hcsh b-ing torn in pieces from his body h,
the wheels Mayiield will die
The Carlisle Indians arrived az noon and
are at the Wallace House G.. S. Warner
their coach IS with them. lie Is a Cornell
man ~ the class ~ 90 The members OF
the team who are here and the Tubes from
which they come are A. follows: Deco,s.
Winnebago; Nephew, Seneca; Johnson
StocklWidge: Mitchell, Penobscoti; Char
field, Chippewa; Young Deer. Cherokee
Pidgeon, Winncbago; Pedro. papaeo: Whit,
Crow, Sioux, and raiyopa, Sioux. IN,
young men arc a very gentlenanly set q,
fellows and they will be given The best lhs
we have At our dispotal while they are ~,
guests II the Varsity. They 60 from her,
to Wayeesbufg on Sunday where they pls,
J on Monday.