West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-05-15
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Correspondence OF The Argus
Miss Polly West was shopping 10 Grafton
Thursday.
Miss Belle Beavers is visiting her parents
at kingwood.
a. n. Hslbriiter was at Grafton Thurs.
day on business.
Frank Jackson OF Newburg. was here a
short time sunday.
l. NJ Albright OF Kinewood. was in town
over night last week.
Squire Eugene McGinnis was calling on
Grafton friends Friday.
John Herndon Of Piedmont. was here
Sunday visiting his mother.
Mir. and Mrs. WIN. Hatfield were visiting
lrona friends over Sunday.
f. NJ. Williams and daughter Willard
went to Kingwood Monday night.
Frank Montgomery has been visiting
TOWNSVILLE friends the past few days.
l. p. Martin and son John of Kingwood.
were in town few hours on Monday.
Frank West OF Fairmon,, spent a few
days last week here visiting home folks.
Rev j. w, Hardesty of Rowlcsburg,
spent few days here last week with
friends
Noble Montgomery went to Simpson one
day last week aud secured a good Job at
the mines there.
;. b. Montgomery is up in Tucker county
this week looking up his chances in the
Senatorial race.
The heavy frost Saturday morning did
not do much damage in this section SO far
as we can learn
Alton Jackson aud Miss Jessie Spahr
were in town Sunday and took IS for Graf.
ton that evening
Mrs. Nancy Montgomery was visiting her
sister aud other friends in Independence a
few days this week.
VIII Ashby has completed tine new
board walk in front of his handsome resi-.
dence on Gibson street.
Willis III. Fortney. who spent the winter
In the West is here visiting his grandfather
Squire Eugene McGinnis.
Miss Mary Lavellc has returned 10 her
home here after a two months visit 10
friends and relatives at Fairmont
John Pierce is back at his old place In
the Iunnelton Pharmacy after spending a
few days at his homo in Rowlcsburg.
Edward Tuck,a colorcd miner fromNorth
Carolina, was instantly killed by fall of
slate in the West End mines. Thursday.
George Cummings jr., has secured a
position as street car conductor In Lorraine.
Ohio, and will go there some time during
the present month
Mckinley Lodge X. OFF conferred the
Knight rank on sam Sherren at the regular
convention Monday night making the 10Th
Knight in this Lodge
The Blaney Bros. OF Grafton. are here
doing some artistic painting and decorating
on the two new Company houses Just
finished mp 10y contractor Stcarts
Frank Sterling. Kingwood's popular
painter and paper hanger. is here this week
giving the NJ T.. Parsonage some much
needed repairing in mis- line OF business
Miss Laura Guseman is visiting friends
and relatives at Reedsville and Masontown
She will act as bridesmaid at the WATSON
Snyder nuptials on Tuesday OF this week
at Masontown.
a. J Bona6cld. who has been the h. & G.
agen, here for thirty years. resigned last
week and Chas. X. Metzler. the agent at
Independence, has been promoted to the
agency AT this place.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Heradon. who
were recently merricd in Iowa. arc here
spending the honeymoon with Mr. us
mother. The bows treated them TO rous-
ing serenade Friday night.
The latest question agi,ating our people
Is what struck Lanhan" and IL has not
been answered to the satisfaction OF anyone
yet He went to Terra Alta. Sunday. pre-.
sumably to see his girl and came back on *
so badly chcwed up that all the boys took
him for Happy HooIigan" and Policeman
Iinn was about to pull him. However
Uncle Frank" with some difficulty proved
his Identity but the question still Is What
struck Lanham. ("
Local Union No. a37 paradcd Thursday
night and about $50 men were in line.
IAey also paraded Saturday night but the
rain kept good many men out Of line
MAJOR Montgomery addressed the boys and
counselcd them to stand up TO their rights.
at the same time to keep good order and
continue 10 conduct themselves as gentle
men jus, as they have In the past SO far
during this trouble all OF the men have con
Quoted themselves in a gentlcmanly and
dignihed manner.