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

DR.. Ale. Leeds. Den,is,. Grafton.

DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
Republican Primary disturbance Saturday
April 26th.
No settled weather till after the Republi-
can political disturbance.
IL. G. Mason of Terra Alta, was in town
Tuesday and gave us a call.
Miss Lillian Spahr is at Huntington,
student of Marshall College.
Lewis Halbrt,er of near Tunnellon, Was
here last Friday on business.
Mrs. George Martin left last week to
visit relatives in Richmond, Va.
A sure cure for dyspepsia and the blues
the entertainment next Tuesday night.
Squire John I. Neff is improving slowly
from injuries received a few weeks sgo.
WILDER, Liston of Valley Point. was in
town last Saturday and gave MS paying
call.
Capt. c. c. Pierce went to Rowlesburg
last Saturday afternoon to spend Sunday at
home.
Miss Vessel of Baltimore, is the trimmer
again this season in Mrs. Jennie Albrighi's
Millinery Parlors.
The sale of w. ID. Lougee's personal
property took place last Saturday and was
cried by John w. Turner.
Mrs. X. G. Spahr went to runnelton Sat
urday afternoon to visit her father, the
venerable James Gibson.
Charles Tichenell has moved from Fair
chance, Pa, to this place. He arrived in
Kingwood last Saturday evening.
There was quite crowd here Tuesday
attending the sale of some of the personal
property of the late c. NJ. Bishop.
Mrs. Rachel Teets moved back 10 her
farm near Terra Alta This week and Dick
Bucklew moves to her property here.
w. A. Thomas and Melvlls Keller are in
Barbour county this week buying horses for
the livery firm of w. A. Thomas & Co.
Mrs. Matte Perrill, daughter of Mrs
Joanna Menesr of this place, is quite sick
with the fever At her home IN Clarksburg.
Rev. James c. White of the East Side,
was here last Saturday closing up the sale
of his coal lands. lie gave us paying call
while here.
Mrs. w w. Wheeler of Weston, who has
been here the past week visiting her mother,
Mrs. 5. w. Smalley who has been quite
sick for some time, returned home Monday
morning.
In this issue will will be found the new
spring advertisement of ]. n. McClanahan,
the Albrightsville merchant, who offers
fine stock of new goods for the inspection Of
his customers.
The big advertisement of the Terra Alta
Normal School appears in this issue and the
instructors, Prof. Stayman and Supt. Candy,
are so well known that IL is not worth while
for us to waste words in introducing them
to our people.
and will move back to Kingwood and occupy
part of the house back of the hardware
store occupied by Henry Cramer. Mr..
Lenhart was here last week making The
arrangements.
The Journal Office recently received a
handsome new job press that is a fine
u,ochfns IL IL III
turn out lot Of work. II is a Price and
Chandler Baltimore Jobber and prize
beauty in printing office.
The venerable James Gibson Of near
Function, is in n critical condition with
cd age and general debility. lie is SO
years Of age and has been i'll all winter and
has been unable to take any nourishment
for some time and cannot live long unless
he gets better.
The Rowlesburg bridge was opened last
week with imposing ceremonies They had
parade across il and speech Of congfatu-
ls,ion Ivy w. w Shoch aud all shook hands
all around and great was the rejoicing
ihC ptOpiS pftA AuNEc hcsctNt AHt bilNEt
and they are Justly proud Of il and We arc
glad they got IT,
Rev. Benjamin Squires died at the home
of his son, Thomas Squires on Sturgiss
street, in Morgantown, Tuesday e last
week, April 8, 1907, aged II years, 8
months and day. Ills death was caused
by old age and general debility. lie was
\ born and raised in Preston county and lived
here in Kingwood several years I'LL they
moved to Moigantown last year. Ills wife
died about 8 years ago. The funeral was
held at Newburg on Thursday and the
burial in the old Concord cemetery.
Died al her home IN Newburg last Thurs.
day morning, April 70. 1907. Miss Agnes
Broderick. daughter of Martin Broderick q
well known citizen. The young lady was
about % years Of age and her death wa,
caused by consumption. The funeral was
held Saturday at the Catholic church near
TOWNSVILLE and was conducted by Rev
Father McDcrmott Of Rowlesburg, about
" o'clock a. m. after which che burial took
place in the cemetery near the church
Quite crowd attended the funeral. Their,
were parties present from several point,
along the railroad.