West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-02-05
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l. N. zinn from Rene district, was in
town Tuesday and gave us a paying call.
Samuel Miller of Valley Point, was in
town yesterday and gave us paying call.
c. T. Campbell OF Sistersville, this
State, has been granted pa,en, on swing.
Miles b. cobun of Warrington, was here
last week and gave usa paying call on
Saturday.
Isaac Parsons Martin is out in Calhoun
county this week looking after his landed
interest in that section.
Don't get up with baby these cold nights.
Instead give DIR. Fahrney's Teething Syrup.
II prevents and cures colo. All druggists.
Ex-Sherif Elisha Thomas has moved into
the second floor of the Bishop Block and
rented his brick residence to Dr.. c. r.
Sherwood.
Mrs. J. NJ. Crane will spend week in
Kingwood from February IS, to 9th and all
persons desiring to see her on business viii
find her at the Inn.
Mems Zero gloves for roc per pair will
wear as long as SI.oo buekskin. Att. NJ.
Alorghts. Hundreds are selling. Send
or come for n pair.
Mrs. ]. NJ Crane has been IN the past
two weeks at the home Of Mrs. John b.
Crane in Fairmont. DR.. Jas. A. Graham,
formerly of Kingwood, has been in atten-
dance. DIR. Graham was the family physi-
clan during his stay in Kingwood.
Claud Laughery, miner at Irona, was
arrested yesterday by Special Constable
John Gidley and brough, before Justice ID.
Y. Morris of this place, for an assault and
battery on A. {. Powell, another employe
out there. The Justice sent him 10 Jail for
ten days and ill his fine and costs are paid.
The Ground Hog certainly made
shadow this time If he was out last Monday
as It was the brightest and balmest Candle
mas Day we ever remember Of So now
look out for the six weeks of rough weather
as 1t seems TO be righ, on hand and Mr.. G.
Hog is backing Prof. Hicks right upon his
forecast for a rough month
Mary Teets, who went to Morgan,own
with MIS-. J. NJ. Crane in October last, was
taken i'll with typhoid pneumonia on ian. :
and was very III from the first. Mrs. Crane
took care of her for ten days when she too
became i'll, then Mary was taken to the
city hospital in care of DIR. S. S. Wade.
She is reported better a, this time by the
nurse IN charge. Enos Tee,s, her brother,
when to Morgantown last Saturday to see
her.
Mrs. Carrie Dent Armstrong, the wife of
Prot. Robert A. Armstrong, and daughter
of Judge NJ. II. Dent of Grafton, died at
the home of her father there yesterday
of typhoid fever. She had only been
married about two years and leaves a baby
as we'll as husband and host Of friends to
mourn her early death which is very sad
one. Prof Armstrong has been at Harvard
College taking special course and was
summoned home few days ago.
The Morganiown Dominion says that:
i"e revival ~ the NJ. T.. church still con-
hnues with great power and success. The
closing of the stores and Offices gave many
an opportunity to attend. The altar service
was Of the old fashioned kind. Eleven
adults sough, Christ aud nine we're convert
ed. The pastor expects this to be week OF
unusual interest Additional seating will be
put in for this evening.
MI, +. X. Brett has returned from Cincin-
NATL where he went last week to purchase
two locomotives for service on the M. & K.
road. He left an order for them but as
there were other bidders for the same prom
erty he Is not sure Of getting IL. He went
to Philadelphia today and will visit the
shops ~ Altoona with the object of pur-
chasing another locomotive and passenger
coach. The business Of the NJ. & X. road
IS growing beyond its present facilities.