West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-11-13

fioa- W. c. Morley hes been over .,
the Reform School At rrsr,sso~s ,h.s
week.
Senator w. g. wosley aud family re-
tusned home Monday from . three weeks
visit down a. Bssndoaviile.
Mrs. .w.fsrks snJ Mrs. Geo. A. Wall. re-
turned yesterday evening from q moeth's
visit With friend in New York state.
3. NJ. Menear and dasgh,es, Mics Bessie,
have bees visiting relatives and fsierds a,
hosganso~S and n,,sbusg THE week.
Joseph N. White Of Herring. has been
appointed to a good posi,lon AZ Prunsy-
town a. teacher Ia the Reform School.
Johs ~. sienple Of s,emple Ridge. "a.
here last Friday on his ~sy home hon
heiping move Gene Wheeler over to the
Oliver Mills.
Nsst week ne want to publish IN official
table giving the complete election returns
for this county for every candidate at every
voting precinct.
Maurice Jackson came over from Morgan
town last Saturday TO spend Sunday with
fsiends here. Maurice likes Kingwood AID
. just Carried a~ay With the town.
osvai Watson. vile aud daughter. Nols.
Of Reedsviile. were in town Wednesday on
their ~sy ho1e froa Baltimore. where they
bad been 'oconsalt an eye specialis, in re.
gard TO their daughters eyes.
Two Yves, virs,nians we're gran,ed patents
last week ~ follows: r. n. Dakesmith Of
Charles Town, ON an sir-bsshe signalling
and releasing device and e. p. Csllawa, Of
Glen Jean, a patent tooth-ero~n:
Johs w. Turner OF near Nanown, vas
here Monday and gave US a paying call.
Heis en- experienced suc,ioueer and had
two big sales TO cry lately. one GU, at Henry
Rehe's end one here In iown. at the A. A.
brown Livery BAN.
The Morssn,ows Pos, Of ,his week says
thah
Joe Bowevs and family. of Uniontovn, IA.
passed through here Tuesday en- route to
kingwood to witt friends. Mr.. Bowen
formerly lived In horgantovn. but has not
been here tor long time.
Mrs. Vincent Cooke, Of Hovesviils, Who
has been visiting st the home Of her sis,es-
is-Isw. Mn. J. Z. hs',ingly. the past couple
Ut veeks. returned home Sunday night.
Mr.. Cooke came down Sunday and &C.
conpsnied her home. --Fairmons Times.
Members OF the masonic fraternity ere
vending their way to Fairmont 70 attend
the state meeting there this week. The
leading event OF the week will DC 4 big
banquet AZ the Tavern which In expected
TO eclipse everything that has ever taken
place az that hotel.
The County Court was In session Mon.
day and Tuesday canvassiug the election
returns for this county. But little change
was made In the figures ~ reported In this
paper last week. All the members OF the
Court we're here. Judge linn did not get
In sill the second day. as he was q little
late In getting back from up salt river.
There will be Quarterly meeting services
held at the u u. church out AZ Manown
on Saturday and Sunday. Nov a. and "a.
The Presiding Elder, Rev. Hess from
Grafton will preach Saturday night and
Sunday morning The new pastor. Rev.
w. II. Sturm. was here on this work about
seven years ago. A new parsonage at
Manown will be completed In about ten
days and Rev. stnrm will move Into H..
born. to Col. Sam b. Montgomery and
wife on las, Friday. Nov. :. fne girl baby.
This makes good pair nov, boy and .
girl for Ills Honor. the Mayor Of TunneIton,
vho has been here the past week. His
family has been here some time at the home
Of Major U. N. Orr. his wife's father. They
are staying here while Mayor Montgomery
10 having fine residence erected at Tununi-
ton.
Prof. Russell Morris OF the University and
Attorney Hatfield of Morgsniown, we're In
Kingwcod last week looking over the Jack
son Addition and making arrangements TO
have II laid Of into streets and ALLEYS and
preparing for the big 10, sal to take place
next Saturday sweek. They arranged with
A. A. Browns livery stable for lot Of
blowing. scrping and gradeing to get the
annex tothe town In good shape.
S. J. Rector Of Grafton, vas here this
week In the Interest Of the International
Correspondence School, Of Scranton, Pa.
This school has over half million students
In all parts Of the country and their CORES.
pondence and mail is very heavy. The
postage bill OF the school amounts TO a half
million dollars peryssr. There arc several
students IN this town taking courses By mail,
smose them Charley Jackson, Ray Spencer,
J. X. Monroe and Others.
Don't fail to get ready 10 come TO King
wood on Saturday, Nov. "A. and attend the
big LOT cole. II will be a new thing fos our
little town. as nothing like Il vss ever had
here before. The Company viii have
ine band Of music ON the grounds and II
will be lively occasion II the weather
is good there viii be big crowd on hand
and Il w,ii be worth attending. whether you
buy lot OF not. Come 10 thu, ds, and
help sake up the old town snyhov