West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-08-27
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Correspondence OF the Argus
". 6. Lavelle is back from a pleasure
'rip 20 Atlantic City.
Hon. Ira F. Robinson. of cr.t,on WAS
here few hours Monday
Mrs b. + Bone is at home after wish
!" Nesaon county relatives.
Mrs. Grace orr Mop,so,,
SUNDAY from a visit to Ohio relatives
John l. Gibson had the misIor,un. 10
lose one Of his best travellers this week
Mrs. Susan MONTGOMERY returned las,
week from an extended visit to relative, IN
Mineral county.
Waiter Clay, coal inspector for the u. a
o. line is of on ten days vacation. Thos
Bernard is hlling his place.
w. X. Lakel is the guest OF his mother
and other relatives here. VIII has been In
baltimore for the past year.
Ernest, Dock" Conley, who has been
working at Gypsy Grove for two years. Is
the guest OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. McGlnnls.
David T. Watson has enlarged his store
room painted Il inside and out, and has
one of the coolest aud neatest rooms In the
county.
The Pittsburg Clothing Co. Is having a
Clearance sale this week preparatory to
moving into their paiatial quarters In the
Bonaheld bank building.
The new State Bank will omen here SEN.
TENDER Ist in the Bona6eld building. with
John Mckone. as cashier, from the Davis
National Bank OF Piedmont.
Guy b. Danser, SON Of Jesse Danser. OF
Reno. took the third degree In Mckinley
Lodge. Monday night. and is now entitled
to wear the proud insignia OF Knighthood
Gen. Manager las. STAFFORD. OF the /. n.
Weaver Coal Co. drove out to irona with
the little browns aud Mag died In a few
hours after the return trip OF Inflammation
OF the bowels.
Col {. w. Wolfe was here for a few
hours Monday. lie left Tor the west on &c
and would not give out any information as
to where he was going-but Grafton was the
6rst stop for that train
George Neville. we'll known coal miner,
has opened grocery store in the room
formerly occupied by Z. w Myers. tonso.
tiai artist, who now occupies handsomely
furnished room above the meat market.
Miss otlie West was unanimously re.
elected second assistant In the High School
by the Board OF Directors and not primary
teacher, as reported by us last week. She
had charge OF the same work last year and
gave the best OF results.
Mrs. Lou Hart. assistant to the Principal
OF the High School. Miss ottie West, sec.
Ond aoefetanf DroF "A
Martin, Geo. l.. Shaffer and Chas +. Dan.
ser all we'll known teachers left here Mon.
day morning for Institute at Terra Alta
Frank Peterson. the polished and genial
cashier OF the W. V. N r. K, informs us
that the officers OF the company will move
into the Bonadeld bank building next week.
They viii occupy n snite OF five rooms on
the second floor, east side. rhe new quar-.
ters will be light roomy and elegantly fur.
nished. making showing that the officials
may well be proud
The big ball games came of on time and
the Oakland boys lost In both games.
Smallwood was in the box for the locals
both games AMI played great ball clear
through, and IL he had received any kind of
support in the first game would have two
shutouts added TO his record. First game,
score. Function IA Oakland TO- Second
game. Function 8. Oakland O.
David L. wiles and George Myers are
building a foundation this week for Mrs.
Lizzie Listens new house 20 be erected in
the beautiful grove on Bonadeld Heights.
and the plans are also complete for DR.. c.
Smiths home and the stone. masons and
carpenters will begin at once. These two
handsome houses will add much TO the
beauty Of that part OF town.
w. II. Lewis died Monday morning az {
O'Clock Of typhoid fever. He had been con.
fined TO his bed but a few days. but had
been complaining for SONG time and did
not give up until the dread disease had a
hrm grip upon his system. lie was son
OF Reese Lewis well known farmer of
Keno district. He was thirty years OF age.
and leaves wife and one SON The re.
mains were taken to Evansville. Monday,
accompanied by friends and relatives.