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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
MAY HAVE BEEN MURDERED.
Springfield Police Think Roman
SprOul Was Poisoned.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Springfield. Ill, Oct Il.-Mystery At
taches TO the case OF Roman SprOul. the
aged coal miner Of Pawnee. who was
found. dead last night oy the police OIL
East Jefferson street.
II is now believed that knockout drops
were given 10 him in a resort in Eas;
Jefferson street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
Indoor chautnuaua Closes.

kEsFN til4lt St't-ALAAs
Delayan. Ill. oct u.-This was the last
day OF the indoor winter chautauqUa
The exercises both day and night were Of
a religious nature. The chautauqua. which
was the iirSt OF the kind ever held ia this
country has been decided success and
will b. held again next year.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12


Quincy. Ill. Oct lit developed here
to-day that the unidentified Syrian woman
killed by the cars al Burlington. Ia. Fri-
DAY. was Mary Naufcl. mother OF s Nau-
fel OF this city. The son departed Tor
Burlington this evening
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
UnequaIed in Purity
KIN GS FOR DIS
0swego Silver Gloss 4 0swego Germ Starch

Returning tourists with nothing TO
scar" have only 20 drop IN at RARR'S TO
find the newest and best Of the seasons
STYLES waiting for them. Come they even
from across tho seas. Bars buyers have
got here just ahead OF them with the new
est. most chic Of European modes. The
FAN season IS "on" a Bars great store.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

isol lAnne1ation contest between Dallas and
oak Cufl
81 Louis and Southwestern Railway Com
pany vs- W. r. Wallace, compel issuance OF
mandate. granted.
Patrick cahni - J. N. Dickson ct al,
amend record. granted.
Houston aud Texas Central Railway Com
pany vs. city of Dallas. substitute briefs;
grunted
John p stius1n ct al ". John N. Gardner.
County Attorney: advance granted and set FOR
October Il. leoA
The case Of J. ]. Clark ct al - L. C.
Hill et al. from Hnl County. was dis
missed Tor want Cf prosecution
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$3.50 for Round Trip


Via Missouri Pacific Railway.
Tickets on sale October to Il. luciu-
sive good for return until November 81.
IeiC Only line running through Pullman
sleeping cars s. Louis to San Fran
cisco. For particulars inquire at city
Ticket Office. :. r Cor. Sixth and Olive
streets
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

FAGAN-sunday. October II, 1870. At ; , m
Mrs.. Margaret Pagan. aged - years. mother OF
MTs. Charles Mcdonald and Mrs Kate Guian
Funeral from MTs. N Reeyess. No lG9 ~
Louis avenue, last ~. Louis, ii. TO Calvar.
Cemetery. Tuesday. a. m Friends invited.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

BtRkE-On Sunday. October Il. 1855. At $40
a m. Thomas. beloved child Of Thomas and
Mary Burke nee Cuanl. Funeral from resi-
dence. No. 2lliE BiduIe street. Monday,
october L. at p. N. 70 Calvary CemeteTy.
Friends invited
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. evening october 10.
1873, at her residence. near SileA. 30. Ms
Ma-E Louise Alexander. widow OF the late
-AIchibaid Alexander.
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BEARDSLEY-On Saturday. October 10. 1903
a. ll:45 p. m. his thirTieth year. Doctor
lie Roy W, Beardssy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
tharles F. Besrusley. Funeral from residence,
No. "a ST. Louis Evenue. Monday. October
-. at p. m. Friends invited InJerment prl-
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HABIG-Passed into rest Sunday, October IL
1871. at 9:25 4. m, Mrs. Lucinda MHEdalerla
Hsbig llee Raabl beloyed mother of Mrs. VII
George ?. Crow. NaEdasns; Paul. Louis Frank
and Fred Habig- Short service VIII be held
al residence. No. 2JlS North Ninth street. Tues
day night AT O'Clock Burial win be at
Princeton, Ind. Evansville, Ind. and Princeton
papcra please COPY
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

The Illinois Central fast Chicago train.
the Daylight Special. now leaves at Il:45
a m.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

Catarrh o. nose or throat Immediately
relieved and ultimately cured by the use
OF "BOro-Formalin." Elmer & AmendD
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

MTREN-On Sunday. October H. 1so3 al go
a. m. Mrs. !. II Muren AGED = years Funeral
$50 a. m. Tuesday morning. from family
residence. No. SID Ridge. 20 ST Marks Church
InterTnent privcse
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

NAVO-On Saturday October 70. 1873. AZ Hot
SprinFs. ARK. William e. Savo. beloved hus-
band of MARY y. Navo tnee L9inni, nee Ginrc-
chi0l. Funeral from family residence No. 6Ze8
Maple avenue. on Tuesday October .. TO Cal
vary Cemetery. Friends are invited 70 attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

GREGG-Qetpber il. 1873. al T:4s a. m. Mrs.
yesrs months and IT Ssss--sazisE-Iste rest
dsnce. No Zs'S Dayton street vic Cf rseorgs
y. Gregg. mother Of Eanmet Gregg FuFfFe-yi
service viii be held az her residence -TlIesi5V y
October I2 IT ,. n Kansas CIV No ami
Seattle. Wash. papers please copy. Friends
invited 10 attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
SPEclALTIES.
FUNERAL FLOWERS

And designs uf ali kinds Wreaths. pillows
crosses, etc. also srtificial eTnblens. Loose cu
flowers Eden Floral Co., I7Z5 Olive st
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

PESCH-On Sunday October L. 1893. Joseph
n Pescn, aged s. year,. father of Mrs. Carl
Erkman Cnee Pesch). Fred NJ, William and
Joseph Pesch. Funeral will take place from
resiaenoe: No lslI Ia sale street. TUESDAY,
October u, at p m. 10 Bellefontaine Gene
tery. Deceased was a member Of Prank 2.
Elslr Iost. No. ]. q. A z
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I!Inoi, Central train. the DayIlsh,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

REIF-At 2:t5 o'clock D m Sunday. october
u. isoa. William J. ReiI. dearly beloved hus-
band n Emma Reig (nee Nogelbachl. after q
lingering illness Due notice q funeral viii be
- ~ later. Cincinnati papers please COPY.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

rel ~ advanes ~ > granted. rant ana set Tor oetoSsT T.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12

SELLMANN-On Sunday. October II. 1906. At
a:l5 a. m. Henrietta Selimann nee koboldtl;
dearly beloved wife OF Frederick Sellmann, and
OF the late Frederick Rzbsnneclc- aged 81 wears
and nonthE- The funeral viii take place on
Tuesday. October u. At 10 p. m, from resi-
dencR. no. sl5e North Thirteenth street RelR-
lives and frieoes ars szyitsd - attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-12
DEATHS.

gEh GlOs
s~>~~S~~~~~~N-~~~~~S~>~S~
.ALEXANDER--5ssturday evening. october. Io.
49,, at her residence. near SileA. 30. Ms
-Archibald Alexander.
BEARDsLEY-on Saturday. October 10 1905.
t2 Ra3 Z M s;r5sis n sis ihi5us;h st year DSSjor @
charles +. Besruslsy. Funeral from residence.
=. at p. m. Friends inyiUed InJsrment prl-
BURKE-On Sunday October Il. 1866 At 5.ss
a M Thomas. beloved child Of Thomas and
dence. 20. 2s sidaie strss efA On nm MaBs9 dss
DctohsT - az p. n 70 Calvary Cenetery.
FAGjAN-sundsy. October Il, Is9a. at ,. m.
Ms. Margaret Pagan. aged = years. mother OF
MIs. ChaIIes McI1onsld and Mrs Kate Guian.
5;s f11sfa5 5vaT1g aTSm Ns kesyesf No lsR 81
Cemetery. Tuesday. A. m Friends invited.
GREGGzoetQber IL. 1870. al 7:4g a. m. Mrs.
Margaret Gregg -$SseS ! ullerl, n the age OF 5
years months and II Ssss--sisssE-Iste resi-
asnSs no ;so5si 80 Dsyt9n STREE, street, wife Of sSEs
service will be held a. her residence TJesiay
October y yr, q Z D & m kansas @ ciyy. No, and
invited 10 attend.
HABIG-.Rassed into rest Sunday. October Il.
Hsbig NEE Rsabl beloved mother o; Ms VII
George p. Crow, AaEdalsns; Paul. Louis Frank
and ETed H96is- ,,5 sh3rt err. seTyies VIII be held
day night az o,elogf Burial win be at
papers please copy
NUREN-on sunday. October II. 1ss5. at SO
a. m. Mrs. !. X. Muren, AGED = years Funeral
at - a. m m ,sg Lgesdsy m9rG,ns ~ from family
lnterment privese-
NAvo-ou SATURDAY. October 70. 1875. az Hot
SPRINGS. ARK. William G Savo. beloved hus-
band of MARY y. Navo tnee L9inni. nee Ginrc-
yspis a,s m 5-o.r rss siiI ceiob- Il 10 -
vary Cemetery. Friends are invited to attend.
PEsCH-on Sunday. October i. 1893. Joseph
n Pescn, aged IS years, father of Mrs. Carl
Joseph Peseh. Funeral viii take place from
residence. No -lsiI Ia Sale street. Taesday
4foI sy Deses &c Rss S to emBsf Bsst0Gfi-PT ~ PfaSE F
Blair Post. No !. q. A r
REIF-At 2:a5 O'clock ?. m. Sunday. october
u. isos. william j Reif. dearly beloved hus-
lingering illness. Due notice 6f funeral viii be
hsS@p later Cincinnati papers please copy.
TrERBUsCH-on Sunday. ostobsr Il. 1904
"a. % d az g years months lii1i sn if'sSs 3 Sv BE-
loved husband OF Mrs, F. W. Rittsrbusca,
= ed and Nv HoTneyer. Funeral viii take
place from family residence, No. sSss Easton
Iutberan Churrh Wellston thence 10 Zion
Csmstery. Friends Of family invited to attend.
RrsCHHAUPr Passed peacefully into rest
eternal on SUNDAY, October II. 1893. az 2:ig
mcther-in-lsw. Mary F. RausehhRupt tnee EI-
fortl. aged S years months and days FG-
neral from family residence, No. s& Ia sale
street "wednesday. October "A. lal3. at 1 20 2 m
lnterment In BeliefontEine Cemetery. Mrs. Mar
tin Meyer. Mrs. r. ". Miller, daughters Den
Yer. Colo. and Shreveport, Is. papers copy
SELLMANN-On SUNDAY. October n. 1906. At
5.l5 a. m. Henrietta Selimann nee Eob0ldfl,
dearly beloved wife OF Frederick Sellmann, and
OF the late Frederick Rabsnneclc- aged 81 wears
and months The funeral viii take place on
dencs. No. 1l5e North Thirteenth street. RelE-
lives and friends sTs szyttsd " attend.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-31

The eolored folks had Christmas Tree
OF their own this year and appropriate ex-
ereises for the Sunday School at the church
| and school house on Beverly Hiiil. II was
the FIRST time they have had a Santa Claus
eeiebration ssd the old euss nearly scared
SOME of the piekaninnies into FITS when he
came In. lie was rugged up In most out
iandish fashion in sort of circus clown
aud Old Nick combination aud with false
face s~d long white beard and when he
knocked on the door and everybody was
holding their breath and the eyes of the
"virginia Creepers" sticking out until you
could almost knock them off with club, !,
was red letter event with brunette trim.
m'nss and when the old vagabond started
up the aisle !, was fun to hear the little
Afrieo. Aoerieanoes howl aud zee them hide
under ,hc benches aud hus,,S close TO thei,
mothers. Oa- little chap refused n I've
reecneiled and was abou, to have hts and
had to be taken out doors. Old Santa dis
tribnled sack Of candy to all the littlc
ones aud there wese presents tor all. The
tree looked vcry well aud some of the reel-
tatiors were very eoos- I, was fun to see
the little chaps ge, up aud duck their woolly
heads ''brfofe and after taking" The
house was comfortably full aud most Of the
eolored folks around here were there aud il
went off very nicely.
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The Happy HOLIDAYS.

On out last page will be found two very
funny pictures pertinent to the holiday
season. One represents Dear Uncle
Jim's Merry Christmas The old man is
seated at his writing table trying to write
and decked out like solomon In all his
glory, with smoking cap on his head, from
Aunt Belle. aud smoking cabbage Leaf
cigar from some other misguided female
friend. Writing from an ink.s,and. sent by
another. and wiping his pen on crazy
wiper made by grandma. aud wearing a
big loud four-in.hand given by some one
else Also crazy quilt smoking Jacket
'trom Cousin Katie" etc. while full
band and jumping jack monkey show Is
raging under his window as a result of the
presents given his nephcws. The old man
has just written out firm resolve that next
Christmas will find him In Europe
But the cutest picture OF all Is snap.
shot gotten with kodak OF a Christmas
Eve scene in cabin down In Darktown.
with FIVE woolly heads popping over the
foot OF the bed watching Tor Santa Claus,
and the FIVE pairs Of shoes in the middle of
the hoor just where they addressed.
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zlNN.s CHAPEL.


CofresDondence Of The ArguA.
Miss Ethel Taylor spent Christmas with
her parents. MFR aud Mrs J. =. Taylor
Walter Porter and wife OF Morgantown.
have moved to their farm near ReedsyiIle.
Charlie linn who Is attending the
Mountain State Business College at Park.
ersburg came home to spend the holidays.
Ira GoH formerly Of Marques but now
OF Parkersburs. was visiting al q II. Zinn's
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. linn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank linn spent Christmas at Lloyd
zinn's
Miss Bessie cobun spent Saturday and
Sunday In Kingwood
Frank Plantarich has sold Isis farm 10
Elonzo Sharps OF Vernon Mr.. PlaBtarich
will move 10 his former home at Rosso, Pa.
Rev. d. c. Jones preached an able
sermon Sunday night Subject. "Tbc
Birth Of Christ.
w. S. linn Is on the sick list AZ this writ.
Ing, we hope for his speedy recovery.
Uncle Sam Is being good TO the people in
this part OF the country. lie is delivering
our mail 90 the farmers which they appre-
cistc very much.
Miss Mary Orr. accompanied by Miss
Matt linn. was visiting her home from
Thursday until sunday They had The
pleasure Of attending the Xmas tree ~
Vicioria which was a grand success and
especially the address by g. w orr on
The origin Of Christmas trees" Mr..
Orr's speech was short but 70 the point.
We will close now. wishing you ali a
Happy New Year
SUI AND Ikeg
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cUzzART.<
Correspondence OF the Argus.
Christmas passed of quietly.


Harry Miller is on the sick list.
n. c. Miller aud Miss Ethel Chichester
were made one on the evening OF the 10Th
by Rev Weigle
Mrs. Mary Means. OF near Grafton, was
visiting her mother and brother. a. S.
Chidester, few days the past week.
William Wilhelm who has been visiting
his brother and other friends on the West
va. Central, returned home the past week
Reckard Brothers have been doing a
rushing business in their cabinet and black.
smith shop since they opened up.
Our school teacher treated his scholars
to fine lot OF CANDY on Thursday evening
Prot T.. s. Livengood has opened up
quite store. He is headquarters for
fresh oysters. lie knows how TO accom-
modate his customers.
w. a. Wolfe and wife attended the
funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie on last
Wednesday
Scott Crane and wife gave their little
folks quite surprise on Christmas eve Ia
the way OF a Christmas tree. Mrs. Laura
Crane acted as Kris Kringlc and made the
occasion a lively one
Mrs. Mary Livengood was visiting her
son, -. 5. Livengood. the past few weeks,
Fletcher Smith. our mail carrier. has
been making bis trips on good time. He is
| live young man.
Alfred Kelly, one OF our most respected
and oldest landmarks passed peacefully
away from this life TO the realms beyond
on Saturday December 70. 1909 and was
laid to rest Monday. December a. In the
Centenary cemetery. The funeral services
we're conducted by Rev. Wcgie. OF the
Gainesville charge, who delivered very
appropriate discourse for the occasion.
His remarks we're based on the 9th chap
and 2qh verse OF l. Corinthians Bro.
Kelly lived 10 the GOOD old age OF 30 years.
9 months and 10 days. The deceased ieayes
an aged wife and eight children. FIVE sons
and three daughters. to mourn the loss OF
kind and aHectionate husband and
father. He was good Christian gentle.
man. and gave good advice 10 all whom he
met His manner Of living was such that
we can we'll exclaim with the Psaimlst.
Blessed are the dead that die m the
Lord
LIrrLg Ton
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-31

Correspondence Of The Argus
Rev J, M Garnes will move IN the q -.
parsonage az this place this week
We are having plenty Of snow az present
aud everybody is making good use oft,
John W Turner and J. W. Hill are haul
ing lumber from Sandy Bottom Tor Frank
Pierce Of Kiugwood
L. o Bradshaw is busy banding goods
out over the counter.
w. r. shaacr was visiting his family az
Morgantown last week
r. q. Foriney. who has been az BALI.
more fos some time. Is visiting bis parents
near here this wock
Rev. J. NJ. CzrDqs viii begin his pro.
tsscted meeting az Mountain Run IN the
near future.
H. ?. Miller, who IL employed By he
Fairmont Coal Company Is wishing his
parents AZ Manown
Walter Holmes. Of Moondsvillo. was
visiting friends az Manown a few days ago
~. Hawicy Is employed At Austen this
winter
WIN Hause'l Is busy hauling coal this
winter
Col. BIZ Protfman was seen passing
through here this week Hs wanted 20
purchase a good team Of horses
=
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Brown Lodge No. ss.

The Knights of Pyihias Lodge of this
place elected the following officers for en-
suing term, beginning January rs,, at the
regular session this week:
Chancellor Commander-E. V. For,ney.
. Vice chancellor-T Ray Spencer.
pfeIsIs-I. u. Bowcrmaster
Master Of Work-II p. Hardway.
X. of r. & Sd. Slidell Brown.
Master of Financed S. Brown.
Master of Exehequer-F. NJ. Murdoch
Master at Arms-Thos. D.. Craig.
Tuner Gdard-Chas. A. Craig.
Outer Characterization c. Pierce.
'rrustee-John d. Ford.
Auditing Commi,,ee-H. s. whe,seii, +.
W Trowbridge and I. ID. Craig.
The newly elected officers will be duly
Installed at the next meeting by District
Deputy Charles NJ. Jackson. There we're
two candidates at the last meeting fn the
Rank of Page and the interest and attend
ance still keep up.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-31

This is TIE las, issue of The Argus iii
mex, year.
| w. Z. Fields came in today from a, ING
Tip TO Parsons and Keyser
subscriptions received at The Argus
hee for The Ladies' Home Journal.
Mrs. Fannie E. Bishop aud Ross Mauo~n
left this week for Ken,ucks to visit friends
Miss Minnie Ball. the s,encgraphes in z /.
J. Croean's Law office. has been a, her home
near Pa'kefsbu'g for the holiday vacation.
The old reliable Hsgers,own Almanac for
sale at The Argus Bookstore. price 10 cts.
OF sen, postpaid for same price. Stamp,
tsken.-
DIR. II A. Jarrett, the Grafton dentist,
will i'e at Terra Alta January 4,h foe four
days, and a, Row'esba,g the s,h for two
days
Prot. William wrigh, Monroe. SON Of Col
X. w, Monroe of this place. Is now a,
Evergreen, Alabama, teaching m the Sou,h-
west Alabama Agricultural College.
The Young Folks Social Club. orran;,ed
by Mis-. lisa Monroe. meets every SATURDAY.
"'k"' - '"s'. Saesf'ai rooms IN tue Herring
AZ" VIC" a''e"ae" ana dong
los OF good. It's open every uight this
| week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph Menear drew the
large, life sized doll in the contest a, 1. NJ.
Albright's store. A sen of Josiah Calvert
20, the frs, choice on the gold watch draw
ing aud had Que ticket, Ned Stone 90, the
other watch.
AZ. - Al
r.,son. a.. ,.;o;s;. .nS..',., -
~. ,,.n. 49,, ~ s'''a, - !"
JEFF Lipseomb is nov working ON a special
design for a new leather medal for the proud
father. The presentation ceremonies are to
take place on New Years Day.
r,,. ..,,, ~.
,,.o,.d n.,..,. -, N, y,-"s
~ csm.r e,,.
lIr v,.l. c,....,," sso"'
snns,a,as. e M;u., 80, AZ - =.
wb.,nns -, $500. ..sz 49,
p,a,,., On .s,.,,., -.
Inc salvation Army, in keeping with its
annual custom. distributed Christmas dinnets
70 $4,000 OF New fork's poor at the Grand
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IAN ,orrrNcs.

Correspondence OF The Argus
Gay Guseman aud Ninah Smith are OF
the sick list.
William Matthews, Sr., has returned to
t.istie. Pa
A number OF our people attended Christ.
mas services at Cherry Grove last Thurs
day eve.
Victor cupp returned from Addison. Pa.
last Thursday. and expects to remain a,
home for awhile.
| I. a. Fraukhouser was at Bruccton on
business Monday and Tuesday.
has been here the past week visiting
| friends.
Melvin Cupp went TO Somerheid, Pa.
Tuesday aud returned Wednesday. accom-.
panied by Charles Fike and family. who
came up to spend the holidays with rela.
tiycs here.
Spencer Guthrie was called home from
bruceion. Tuesday morning. on account OF
his mothers death.
John II. Cupp came home from near
Frlendsville, Nd where he has been al
work the past month.
Harry Benson aud vile. OF Morgan :
Glade, were calling at Jonathan spker's
last Tuesday. They were accompanied
home by grandma Benson. who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Spiker.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Hardesty. OF Terra
Alta. came In to attend the funeral OF the
latter's mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie,
| Wednesday. They returned home Thurs
day. accompanied by Mrs. Carrie Maust.
who had been here helping wait on her
mother.
MIR, and Mrs Marshall Hileman and
daughter. Miss Ruth. OF Addison. Pa. and
Miss Frances Guseman. OF this place were
guests OF Mrs. John ., Kelly on Christmas
night and Saturday morning
| a number OF Bruceton people came out
to attend Mrs. Guthrlcs funeral wednes
| day.
Grant Kelly. OF Dority. is staying with his
brother Ezra since his fathers death.
| Mrs. Annie Harmed and little son, oil
Brandonvillc. Miss Rcbecca Michael. oil
near Bruccton MIR. and Mrs. Hileman and
daughter, OF Addison. Pa, John .. Kelly
wife and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Bishop, Mrs. Sarah Kelly and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Frank Kelly and little son
Ralph, were guests OF Isaac Guseman on
Christmas day.
Mrs. Hannah Guthrie. who has been
staying at her old home the past two weeks
went out 10 her home at North Avenue OF
Christmas TO visit her family. She was
| accompanied by her brother. Ezra Kelly,
4 They returned Saturday Mrs Guthrie
expects 20 stay awhile yet with her aged
mother.
| We are sorry TO chronicle the death oil
| Mrs. Elizabeth Guthrie. which occurred
az her home near here Tuesday morning
December AZ, 1903 Funeral services were
held at the home Wednesday afternoon
conducted by Rev. Faulkner Of the NJ. f.
| Church. after which the remains we're taken
to the Willett cemetery and laid TO rest
| The deceased was born June a. 1894 and
therefore was aged 90 years. months and
40 days. Her maiden name was Elizabeth
Brockmre, and on April 40 1854 she was
united in marriage TO Stephen Guthrie. Tc
this union was born seven children Mrs
| J. N. Kelly. deceased. Spencer. who lives
near here. viii. who is at present In Mary.
land, Mrs Carrie Maust OF UnIontown, Pa.
Mrs. Ed Hardcsiy. OF Terra Alta. Justus
who died in infancy. and Mrs. Grant
Bishop. who resides on the old home place
near here.
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Done Up Brown"

One OF the most pleasant social aaairs OF
the holiday season was the dinner party
given last evening by Hon. VIM 6. brown
and wife at their elegant and hospitablc
home on Tunnolton Street. The menu was
one TO tempt the most faslidious eplcure.
and the guests did ample justice TO the
delicacies served TO perfection and In the
highest style OF the culinary art. one dish
In particular that elected many admiring
comments was a magnificent Columbia
River salmon at least two feet long and
done up Brown" Alter dinner the even.
Ing slipped away very rapidly with music
and finch and pedro. The guests present
were Mrs. NJ. p. Brown. Mrs. g. w. Mar.
tin. Dr. and Mrs. s a. Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs
J. X. Monroe MIR aud Mrs 4. Daley.
aud Mr.. and Mrs. ]. SideIi Brown. The
host aud hostess certainly made It pleasant
for those lucky enough TO be there.
Mir aud Mrs. Brown leave next Wednes.
day for Whatcom, Washington 10 be gone
The rest of the winter. and will close up
their home. Mrs. NJ p. Brown will have
rooms at Ben l.. Browns
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-31

The new game that Is all the rage every
where. It's more lively than Finch and
The very thing for an evenings entertain.
ment 81 sets Of il just received at The
Argus Book and Stationery Store. Price
20 cents pes pack with little booklet giving
rules and full directions for playing. Sent
postpaid 10 any address for as GEMS Buy
u aud lryi II. One game is ~ouh quart
bottle Of liver cure.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-12-31
40 whom b Mar Concern.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
o the estate Of the late William NJ. jenkins
ere hereby required TO settle same on OF
before February ., 1904 After that date
Hll unpaid accounts will be placed out for
collection. Al persons having claims
against the estate will present same 70 the
undersigned for settlement.
A. w. SNYDER, Admir-.
A. Kingwood. w Va.