West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-02-19
Kinswood, February 10. 1908.
keep your eye on Kiugwood. .

keep your eye on kingwood.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
Rev. {. II. Lakin of ruunelton. was in
town Wednesday.
Capt. c. c. Pierce spen, Sunday as usual
over at Rowlesburg.
DIR. c. r. Sherwood will be at Brandon
willie February zsrd and remain 3 days
Miss Florence Marsdenhas been in King
wood the past week visiting Miss Maude
Lane.
Earl f. Martin came home from the
University last Saturday and returned
Monday.
Newton MaRown and mother were visit
ing relatives near Tunnelon from Friday
till Monday.
Mrs. J. w. Watson returned Monday
from weeks yisi, to friends and relatives
in Terra Alta.
Kieffer Liyengood of CuzEau. while in
town Tuesday came in to see us and sub
scribe for the Argus.
NV ~ VI. fNamscl ictN hoHuay lOt
Monongah TO assist the minister there with
series Of meetings this week
Mrs. J. NJ. Crane left Monday for FAR
mont where she will visit few days before
returning to her home in Morgantown.
J. Nj, G. Fairfax of near ReedsvilIe, now
has a phone in his house and finds it
grea, convenience. Major Fields put it in
for him.
Maurice Jackson was over at Terra Alta
|. This week arranging for the performance of
the Kingwood Comedy Company IN the
Opera House there tomorrow night.
Don't get up with baby these cold nights
Instead give DR. Fahrney's reething Syrup.
|, prevents and cures collie. All druggists.
d Richard b waddell has been appointed
| Postmaster a, Brandonville lie served in
this capacity for number of years before,
blu, has been out of Office for some time
now.
The University Glee Club has been max.
ing a tour Of the State and giving perfor-
mances'a; Fairmont, Clarksburg, Wheeling,
Parkersburg, Charleston etc. Clyde Watson
of this place, belongs to the Club and was
= with them. They were received with
crowded houses and met with latieiing
receptions.
We make a speciality OF boiling whiskcy
and wines for family trade. The absolute
purity OF what we sell is guarantee which
j you may depend upon No pains are spared
IN the care OF our goods before boiling
They are highly recommended for med.
Il icinal use. JoHN J. STUMP & Co.
81 OF Cumberland. Md
81 The FaiFmont Times says that
Jesse Siemple Of Newburg. is a patient at
F. the Miners Hospital. Mr.. Stemple was
Sd employed with the Newburg Coal & Coke
II Company and had the misfortune to get his
limb so badly crushed that il was necessary
\ to ampuiate It. lust how the accident
vi occurred could not be learned. Mr.. Stemple
IA IS about thirty three years of age and un-
married.
~ Oor old bachelor friend Marsh Ringer
" from BrandonviIle, was here Monday Of
this week on business. We do not know
whether he secured "writ of attachment
yet or not, but he will have to get hustle
on himself now for he promised US last
summer ina, If we lead hearts for trumps. he
would follow salt and get right into the
|% game Of "hears and hands" and now it is
I up to him.
III Report Of the Mt. Nebo school. No Of
IA Pleasan, district, for the month ending on
the 18th day Of February, Isa Gibson,
: teacher. Pupils enrolled girls n, boys TO-
total 90. Average daily attendance, girls
81 8, boys 70, total a. Per cent Of daily
attendance. girls 81, boys o.. Names Of
pupils presen, every day Georgia, Clareuce.
Earl and Benton Gibson, Stanley Clark,
Walter Gale and Troy cunuinham. Those
missing but one day arc, Herman and May
Dillow, Everett Jenkins and Chas. Wolfe
The Court House Is now being rc.papefsd
~ and painled and vanished inside. SO that Il
will present very handsome appearance
when the work Is all complete. The Office
Of Circuit Clerk Watson is the pretucst Of It
al as the paper is very handsome The
halls, upstairs and downstairs. end the court
room and jay rooms arc al adorned with
g new paper and paint aud some new and
81 lmore modern windows put in and nov car.
lpei down, 50 that the old Court House will
A'fh ~ iiANt INV VIZ VIC AAN NfttfN tN nave
new one.
-
One Of the delightful social events Of the
season was the at Home" reception given
BY Mrs N. J. Fonney At her elegant home
on Beverly Till last Saturday afternoon
from two I'LL six O'Clock Progressive Pedro
was the principal feature Of the occasion
and Mrs. Ruius Holden won first prize. a
beautiful bon bon spoon. Mrs n. S.
Whe'seli won the CONSOLATION prize" a
blue satin jewel box, shaped like heart
A delightful lunch was served AZ six O'Clock
The following ladies we're prevent Mrs W
& g. Brown, Mrs. S. a. Pratt. Mrs. Rufus
Holden, Mrs John G. Murdock. Mrs X
Monroe, Mn.-Feix Elliott Jr, Mrs. j.
siidel Brown, Mrs II s.. Whewou aud
Miss Ida Mensar.