West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-02-18
Mex, Monday is tn. Anniversary Of Wash
ington's Birthday.

mere sis'ung her sister, Mrs. John w.
Watson.
]. II. Cramer has been visiting a, Grafton
and L. 5. Bucklew had charge OF the
electric light plant.
Hon. J. w. Flynn attended a meeting OF
the Board Of Directors of the Reform School
at Prunty,own last week
Miss lisa Monroe has been in this week
and Miss Daisy jenkins has charge of her
department Of the public school,
Clarence Orr is home here from Baltimore
where he was attending business college
which was destroyed in the great FIRE.
Winter or Summer collie is unknown
when you give the baby DR. Fahrney's
Toothing Syrup. You can get sample II
YOU write
Rev w. II. Hart Of Ohio. who Is travelling
IN the interest of the Anti.Saloon League,
will preach Sunday night in the NJ. K
church here.
Col Luther Swearingen has been home
here this week from his business over on
the NJ. &. X. He got a couple of ribs
broken and is laid up for repairs.
Walter Criss, formerly of this county, bu,
now residing a, BeIingion, where he runs
livery stable, was elected member of the
Town Council at the recent election
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Walls and Ed. c.
EVERY left today for Philadelphia and New
York, the former to purchase furniture for
their splendid new residence and Mr.
Everly to buy goods for his big new store.
+. A. Bergman and wife came In Sunday
evening on train 20 and began housekeeping
Tuesday in the cottage at Highland Cottage
which Mr.. Bergman had furnished TO re-
ceive them. We welcome Mr.. and Mrs.
Bergman TO our tOwn.--rera Alta Republic
can.
"General'i Lee Graham is very i'll and is
hardly expected 10 recover. lie has
Brghrs disease Of the kidneys and muscular
rheumatism and paralysis and is entirely
helpless IN bed. lie has been unable TO
work any for over year. DR.. S,uckler Is
attending him.
Brown Lodge k. of +. Of this place is
preparing TO give grand banquet AT the
Hotel GORDON ON Monday night, February 40.
10 honor Of the Anniversary of the order
and the 2oth OF February, the first time n
eight years, ss sort Of Leap Year Banqurt
for the lady friends OF the members.
Prof. w. X. Shaffer was in town Tuesday
70 see about resuuecting his school out at
NO. II. This week makes four weeks Il
has been closed down and the teacher at his
home in Morgan,own. II was claimed by
the authorities that there was smallpox in
the community and bis school was ordered
closed.
The Ground Hog and Old Man Hicks are
sull ahead. They beth scheduled trough
house" weather for February and winter
has been staying right with as. One con-
ISOLATION Is that We gill be done with 1t The
sooner. Better have Il now than next
spring. The chance. are that when winter
breaks, spring will come 10 stay.
The Quarantine was raised Last week on
John Creaser's family and on Clemens
Borgman's folks and both John and Clemens
were in town Saturday looking as hearty a.
ever. There WIS only one case in Mr..
BorgmAn's family, that Of his daughter
Ella and Il was so light that she did not
have to 90 10 bed with Il. II did not hurt
anyone in Greaser's family either.
There will be special temperance ser.
mon next Sunday mornmg, February zIsl
81 the Presbyterian church Of Kinewood.
Rev. W. 4. Hart Of the West Virgins Anil.
Saloon League, will preach ana SOAK 81
The work. lie IS man Of ability and
reliability and an earnest temperance re.
former lie Is on preaching tour IN the
interests Of the work through the State and
/ q q hoped that he will find % hearty
response here as elsewhere.
The sermon on Friendship. preached by
| the pastor Rev. n C. Howard. in The NJ Il.
/ Church hero Sunday morning vas a 6ne
/ eitorf. auc the large congregation mani
Tested deep Interest In the discourse The
soto entitled the Holy City" sang by
Master sammy Davis. the len-year-old son
4 o. l. Davis. General Manager Of w Va.
/ n. X r.. impressed the congregation Tor
its sweetness. coupled with the accompani.
ment on the organ. which was beautifully
rendered by Miss Ethel Murdoch.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Barlow Of King.
wood, we're the guests II their sons. John
and g. Barlow, and Mr.. and Mrs George
Shoulte II this city, from Friday iill Mon.
! w NfNffNa ffNWt W NNt tiHs W. bar
low called on many Of his old time friends.
who we're delighted to see him look 80 veil;
~ some he was mistaken for brother of
his sons rather than their father, with some
forty years their senior. Mr.. Barlow vas .
ieamster, with hesdqsartefs about websles
during the entire Civil War, and met many
Old comrades ~ Inc Court House on Satur.
day .--Grafion Leader.
Injunction papers were served on about
forty miners AZ iroua last Saturday, ailea
IDS about the same grounds as IN the care
Z o. the striking miners az HowcsviNe
I About " men arc now az work al Irona and
( new ones going 70 work every day or two
I about fifteen new men came NJ yesterday
10 80 20 work. Everything Is quiet nov AZ
both mines p CrOzau. attorney for
both Companies was 90 parkcfsbure this
week 90 argae the lnjnociion proceedings
before Judge Jackson and s. (. Rurdefio
~ Charleston state attorney for the Mine
workers Dnlon was fhofe 10 srcne the met.
yer fer the strikers. bui Judge Jackson re-
fused a. modify ~ change any part Of the
Injunction rnpefa