West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-07-02
HerTing'S KOrner.
Kingwood, W. Va.
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call.
Among our paying callers, Tuesday. was
John ]. Riekleman of near Howesville, and
David G. Wright # near Reedsville.
Miss Fanny Parsons of Morean,own, a
sister. and Miss May Long of Parsons.
cousin, to Mrs J. SEdell Blown. are here
visiting her
Money deposited in a savings bank makes
four per cent. Money invested in Terra
Alta a, the lot sale on July nth will earn
you 100 per cen, aud be far safer than
bank.
The prettiest and best lots in the State
will be sold at Terra Alta ON July I'M
when the lots on the Freeland Addition will
be sold withou, reserve to the highest
bidder
When you attend the G. A. X. Encamp-
ment at Terra Alta on the 4,h of July, take
your hes, girl over the Freeland Addition.
and pick out 10, to buy when the lots are
sold on July nth.
a special term of Circuit Court is called
to convene here next Monday TO transae,
some chaucery business as no Grand or Petit
Jurors are summoned at all. Judge Holt OF
Grafton and the clerk and LAWYERS will
transact the business
A charter was issued last week to the Terra
Alta Real Estate Company Of Terra Alta,
w. Va. Capital ten thousand dollars.
Ineorporators: S. a. Moore, S. III. Bowman,
Harvey w Byrer, Philipp; A. c. Hughes,
l.. V. Reed, Terra Alta.
The Epworh League will give musical
and literary entertainment on Friday night,
July 10th. The Harmony Male Quartette
and other talent from abroad has been
secured as well as our own local talent. 1t
promises to be the best of all the many
excellent entertainments given under the
League.
The children's Day exercises at the NJ.
K. church last Sunday were the best they
have had for long time. The church was
beautifully decorated and a large crowd
attended. II was the 2ooth anniversary Of
the birth of John Wesley, the great founder
of Me,hodism.
The lot sale at Tunnelton last Saturday
was big success. Charley Wolfe went up
from here on the early train and reports
that people had camped out on the new site
and even slept in some tiling over night in
order to be FIRST on the ground and be sure
and get lot This may have only been
a "pipe dream" however
Prof. c. W. Waddel, for several years
member Of the faculty of the Normal School
has rendered bis resignation TO the Board of
Regents, it being his intention to take a
course in medicine at one of the leading
medical colleges. Mr.. waddeIl has made
many friends in Fairmon,, who will be sorry
to learn that he is to leave this eiiy.-Fair-
mont West virginian.
Here are two items from the Oakland
Republican:
Mrs. Robert Felty of ConueIlsville, Pa. i,
visited friends in Oakland few DAYS this
week, leaving here yesterday morning for
Newburg, w. Va. where she will be the
! guest Of her mother before her return home.
Civil Engineer Julius X. Monroe Of King.
| wood, is in Oakland making surveys pre-
liminary to the grading and curbing of
Alder, Second and Liberty streets. One
cas- load Of curbing has been received here
and the work Of settingit will be commenced
as soon as il can be conveyed from the car
to the streets where Il will be utilized.
William Ewing Parsons of Morgantown,
has been here the past week visiting his
sister, Mrs. J. SIidell Brown. lie graduated
from tho University at the late Commence.
men, with the degree Of A. b. and is
offered position in the Kcyser branch of
the University, but has not decided yet
whether he will accept OF not, as ne does
not like to leave Morgantown lie is
Captain Of one Of the Cadet Companies and
First Lieutenant in the National Guard
Company al Morgantown and as the Captain
has resigned. Lieut., Parsons will likely he
promoted to command the Company
The many fieuds Of Fifs, Lieutenant
Guy 7. Scott, adiile,y corps, q. S. Army,
and son Of United States Senator Scott Of
this city, will be pleased to learn that the
War Department has ordered him TO appear
before a board Of officers for examination
for promotion to captain. Lieut.. Scotps
career in the army has been such that friends
may well fell proud Of ii. lie was appointed
a second lieutenant in the artillery corps
from civil life July 9, 1898. and promoted
10 FIRST lieutenant February 2, 1901. Lieut..
Scott Is still young and surely has a soldiers
hopeful future before him. 49, Wheeling
Telegraph
Mr.. Earl II Smith, editor Of the Fairmont
Daily Times, was married last Wednesday
afternoon at four o'clock, to Miss Alice
Giddings West Of Keyser. Il was large
church wedding and was attended by people
from various places. Rev. II. G.. Stoelzer,
pastor Of The Presbyterian church Of Fair.
mont, oiieiated a, the ceremony The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Helen
/ White, as maid Of honor. She was given
away by her father, DR. Thomas Hileary
West Messrs. S. b. Holbcrt, Frnes,
Hutton, Jadge Y $ Kendall Of Fairmon,,
and Mt +. Bonker Reynolds Of Keyser,
were The ufshcrs. That night At the brides
home Al Keysef, the bridal party. attendants
and close friends were entertained 81
reception and dance The groom is son
Of Gen. Clarence Smith Of Fairnoni, and Is
one q the brightest young newspaper men
in the State.