West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-04-21
The West Va. Argus.
Haywood, April 81. 1904


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b. Icons of Morgantowp, was here on
Wednesday.
G. Hhe Wilson Of whstsell. was in town
Wednesday.
Miss Louise TIagans, the music teacher, is
here for the summer
Jacob Rohr has moved from Rohr. this
county, to Morgantown.
Finest line of card cases ever on sale ia
the county at the Argus Book Store.
Children's clothing tina, will make you
wish you had dozen boys. at Sehwar,z's.
'Argosy" magazine for May now on sale
at the Argus Book Store, 10 cents per copy
Constable John NJ. Duvsl of Tunnelton,
was an official visitor at the Court House
today.
L. NJ. Laniz aud Miss Mildred Murdoch
attended the funeral of Bro. whetsells
child, at Aurora, Wednesday.
Visiting cards printed TO order, all styles
aud sizes, at the Argus Printing House.
Orders for engraving promptly filled.
Captain Pierce is shaking the red brush
over in Grant district this week in the interest
Of his campaign for Prosecuting attorney
Dick Watson aud Lemuel Peter Kiger,
two Of Morgantown's popular young men,
were guests of the Jenkins House few days
this week.
Al the regular convention of Brown
Lodge No. 81 X. Of p Tuesday evening
the Rank of Knight was conferred upon
Joseph Schaniz.
The New Idea woman's Magazine is a
splendid fashion monthly aud only five cents
per copy. On sale at The Argus Book Store
The May number is out.
MIR. PAINTER
y word OF advice TO you: Use Green Seal
Liquid Paint on your next job aud il won't
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masier
"BillY" Beckwiih Of Parkersburg, was in
town over Sunday. The Argus man tried
To Interview him at the Jenkins House, hut
his ideas weic so Hayes(ey) tina, he had to
give IL up
Charles Walls, the popular young merchant
and postmaster of Psgah, was married to
Miss Emma Greaihouse of that town. Mon
day. Mr.. Walls is brother of County
Clerk Geo A Walls and used To live here.
Senator James W. Flynn of this place,
aud Senator Ira E. Robinson of Grafton,
weBtto Washington, Wednesday, on business
in connection with the Kingwood National
Bank, of which Mr.. Robinson is President.
and Mr. Flynn Vice President.
Architect NJ. f. Giesey Of Wheeling,
was here Monday making an estimate for
the contractor on the Kingwood National
Bank The stone-work is nearly completed
and the bank people hope to be in their
new building by the first Of June.
Jas l.. Mckenzie, the well known
Howssyille merchant, has bought out the
Cooke Socke Supply Co, Of ths, place, and
will combine the two stores at the old stand
of the latter firm. Mr. McKenzie is first
class, popular business man and is sure to
make a success of his new venture
J. L. Ofmon5 Of Pisgah, was one Of out
pleasant business callers Wednesday. lie
is interested in the organization Of the new
X. of p lodge at Pisgsh. The new lodge
will start off with about twenty memb-ra
from among the hes, citizens Of the com
munity and they hope to be ready to insiiiui,
the lodge early in May
Frank Brand, Orlando Brand and Mis-
Vennie Brand went to Morgantown las
Friday afternoon to attend the funeral
Saturday of a relative, Miss Minnie Hess.
daughter Of Madison Hess The yoanf
lady died from pneumonia. The fanefa
services we're held at the Fai,yiew churcl
about four miles from Morgantown and th
burial in the cemetery there.
DR.. N. King, Who Represents the IVES
Virginia Conference rs lay delegate vii
leave here next Tuesday for Los Angeles
California, where the General Conference o
the Methodist church meets. u which be
a member. Dr. Ladwick IT near CLARK,
burg, will be here tomorrow 10 take chang
Of the doctors Practice during his absence
Dr.. Ladwick comes highly recommends
and We arc glad to welcome him 10 gu
town. II Dr. King can so arrange he G,
poets TO stop in Chicago on his return I
take a special course in acknowledgements,
Seymour Iantz Whcisen, the ~ month
!. old son Of Mr. and Mrs. II $ Whenel
died Of pneumonia at Aurora Monday nigh
Mrs. Wheisell and the child have bee
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs John 4
I.aniz, since The first Of this month a fe
days ago the little fellow CONTACTED I'll
pneumonia and for a lime De was considcre
dangerously ili. However ON Monday D
was thought TO be greatly improved and NJ
Wheisell returned 20 kingwood On Tue
day morning he got message informin
him y his sons death. The funeral scryic
we're held In the Lathefan church AZ Cafm
and tie burial IN the church cemetery
Wednesday al 3 p. ~. Nlr. aud Mr.
Whcuoll have The sympathy Of lhe enn
community IN their sad bereavement