West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-02
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Mo'gau,ow" daring The past week.
chiIdreu's clothing tina, will make you
wish you had a dozen Buys, At Sehwar'i's.
can trade your store or property.
'Dessnny," Auou Bldg, P't,sburg, Pa.
Messrs. zirkle & Moore. the real estate
hus,Iers from Philppi, we're in town today
looking around
Mrs. Luther Sweareugen is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Willis Fot,neY, IN Yves,
Wheeling.
Miss Dessie Bell of The Journal force,
returned this week from visiting friends in
Moreaniown
Senator Morley returned last Friday from
visit to his old home in Greene county,
Pennsylvania.
Senator Morley and family returned home
today from Washington City where they
had spent the winter,
J. Ed Riley of Irona. gave us paying
call yesterday with one eye in sling from
wrestling with mule.
Judge Edmund Messenger, + NJ. Muir
dock, w. ID. Lougee, John II Garner and
others we're Kingwood visitors at Morgan.
town, Memorial Day.
J G. Hall Of Buekhannon, was last week
granted patent on a water heater; and J.
X. Wilson of Mcdowell. patent on a
harness attachment
Some thief relieved Judge IL. c. Nc
Whorter of the Supreme Cour, Of Appeals.
of 500 roll at Los Angeles, where he was
attending the Methodist General Conference.
Camden Messenger has purchased The old
depot property in South Kingwood, now
occupied by Judge Edmund Messenger, for
$500. The Judge is going to build again
before long
The Catholics of this place, have pur-
chased two fine adjoining lots on Beverly
Hin of Frank Pierce and Melville Keller
and are preparing to erect brick or stone
church 30 90 feet in size.
Charley Sanders from up above Rowles
burg, was here Tuesday of this week and
hunted up George Golf, a play nate of his
boYhood. They had not met for thirty
years but knew each other all right
William + Menear left for Wheeling this
morning, accompanied by h,s daughter,
Miss Mollie, who has had some throat
trouble since las, winter, affecting her voice
and she goes 10 Wheeling to consult
specialist for treatment.
Charles Walls of Pisgah, has one Of the
largest and finest stores in Preston county.
The building is new, large aud well built,
with hall overhead and n store-room and
ware-room below. There is a postofliee and
telephone Office in the store aud all we'll
arranged.
Capt Carleton c. Pierce Of this place, is
at Fairmont and MorRantown this week,
holding summary court as he IS summary
court officer for the First Regiment. There
are iwenty-eight members of Company l. of
Morgantown, reported for trial and fines for
absence from drills.
Here are two items from the Buckhsnnon
Banner:
Mrs. J. M King and children Of King
wood. are visiting the family of Rev. r II.
J. King on Sedgwick street.
Miss Nellie Albrigh, Of Kngwood, for.
mer graduate Of the Seminary. is here for
Commencement, the guest Of her cousin,
Mira. Okey Talbot.
They have the smallpox in the Reform
School now Il was brought there from
Bluefeld, this State. couple Of weeks ego
and the boys slept there -four nights with
other boys before the case developed and
they found out what he had The School
is quaantined and prompt measures taken
TO prevent the spread Of the disease.
Arl o. Gribble Of near Pisgsh. who was
stabbed on May sist w I'd Furman, is now
recovering and out Of danger u vas
thought at first that he vas fatally hart.
Fotmsn escaped 20 Pennsylvania and is still
ct large Robert Fu,man, father Of the
young man. was also mixed up in the fight
and is under ho,,d for his share IN the fraoas.
Tom. Colebank who stole The pocketl,ook
from N Fields. Superintendent If The
kingwood Telephone Company, few days
ago UP ~ Colehauk, was arrested btB q.
WoOdfoId and iped before Squire Ruihr.
ford IF Fellowsvilie. The Squire held him
on SIS 90 bond for his appearance before
the grand jury at lhe September term ON
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s6z of ihe telephone company's money