West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-07-16

NV H. 4. fetets from IlarkSbufg, will
preach in the Baptis, church here mex, Sun.
day morning at n o'clock.
"Hslio Central Give Me Heaven" will
be sung and beautifully illustrated at NJ. E.
church, Monday evening.
Hon. James X. Trouer has been here
from Buckhannon this week, experimenting
some work in the Kingwood cemetery.
Don't forget the moving picture machine
at the NJ. L. church here Monday night.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the League.
Mrs. George w. Martin and grandchildren
Harold and Ruth left yesterday afternoon
for Mt. Lake Park to spend the res, of the
summer.
The Children's Day services a, the Baptist
church here will be held next Sunday eve
ming at o'clock. An interesting program
has been prepared.
County Court is grinding away this week
with big lot of business. They haven 4
laid the levy yet. We canno, give proceed
ings till mex, week.
Ex-senator A. G. Hughes Thomas II.
Jackson and Kenneth f. Burke OF Terra
Alta. were here this week on business
before the county court
Mrs. Elizabeth Stuck is very IN at the
home of hei daughter near Masontown. She
is in her Soih year and not much hope for
her recovery. She is the mother Of Ed C..
Stuck of this place.
Col. Bill Protzman of Pleasant district. is
in town today after an absence Of several
years. lie is on his way out In Valley to
visit the haunts Of years gone by.
Mrs. Z. I. Hartman and baby are here
from Boston to visit her old home. Miss
Cecil Watson, who had been visiting her
sister foT some time, returned with her.
Everyone who can should attend the
Moving Picture Entertainment a, the NJ. T..
church, Monday evening, July 2olh. Such
entertainments should be literally patronized.
Mrs. p. J. crogan, who has been III at the
residence of her sister in Charleston for
some lime, arrived home here yesterday.
Mr.. Crogan LET, Sunday 10 accompany her
home.
NJ. Gibson Of Hudson, was here yester.
day on business and gave us call lie
formerly lived in Missouri for several years
bu, has been back a, his old home the pas,
two years
George Andrews, a young man from
Independence, died in the hospital at Tun-
melton this week from appendicitis. He was
operated on by the physicians but too late
to save his life. The funeral was held
yesterday.
Ed. NJ. Williams OF function. is here
to-day on business before the county court.
He is an applicant for Drug store license
at Newburg and II granted will open out
at once in the building under DR.. NJ. T.
Powells Office.
BE sure and see the moving pictures at
M. +. church Monday evening, July goth.
The kaleidoscope is the best machine obtain.
able and the illustrations of nature that
will please everybody.
The lot sale at Terra Alta last Saturday
was fairly well attended and made some
money for The promoters although the
average price for lots was rather low. There
we're about Io4 lots and the total amount
was 5000, an average of about $ss so per
lot.
The.Edison kaleidoscope Company. No q.
has Kingwood well billed for an entertain
ment next Monday night In the NJ f.
church. under the auspices OF the Epworth
League. The admission will be 7s cents
and IS for children. II will be we'll worth
seeing and the church should be crowded
The County Court today appointed
Eugene MoGinnis Of function, a Justice Of
the Peace for Kingwood district in place of
S. b. Montgomery who resigned some time
since when he was appointed postmaster.
Squire MeGinnis is a good man for the
place and the Court has made a good
appointment.
The beau,ifu! l'ule Shetland pony belong
ing TO Miss Jessie Brown was found dead in
the stable next morning after the Fourth Of
Juiy. She had been driven too hard the
day before by The driver in charge Of Hon
W. G.. Browns stables and as Il was very
warm I, is supposed she died from over
heating IS she was very fat and had young
colt.
J Morgan Orr and family are spending
the summer At Oakland where they have
property rented and are keeping house.
Morg is into base ball again and is playing
second base for the Oakland club and is
manager for the team. Mr.. and Mrs S. y.
Gaiewood and children o. this place. will
60 over Saturday to spend week with Mr..
and Mrs. orr.
Frederick Bergman, who lived near
Housewife, died las, night after lingering
illness with kidney trouble lie was about
IS years Of eye and leaves wife and FIVE
children. The funeral will be held Saturday
at 10 O'Clock a. the Catholic church and
the burial in the cemetery near by. lie
was good citizen and leaves his family
we'll provided for.
Reedsville is preparing for q big lot sale
about the first Of August. Some parties in
Kingwood and others in Reedsville 10 CON
nection with Frank Bannisier Of Morgan
town. have purchased the Clark land lying
along The road This side Of town and part Of
the Ashburn property and will divide Il up
into fo!e This land ;s riohf in fo,,, .,d