West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-15

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March has been making up tor los, time
in the winter business all right. as we have
had more snow the past week than We had
all winter before.
wANTED-Bright, homes, young man
from Kingwood to prepare for paying position
in Government Mail Service. Box One,
Cedar Rapids, la. s,
Capt John L. Hatfield. the well known
Morgan,own Attorney. has been nominated
for Mayor of that city on the CITIZENS ticket
aud will likely be elected.
II is said that there is no marrying or civ.
ing in marriage in heaven. This perhaps
proves the old assertion that fools rush
in where angels fear to tread.
THE VETERAN PAINTER, GEO. c.
| GILES, KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED
IN THE WAY OF MINED PAINTS. A
! GOOD LINE OF WALL PAPER AND
/ ROOM MOULDINGS TO SUIT ALL
/ Arthur Button, who has been working
over at Mason,own, Pa, was home recently
visiting his folks in this county and returned
| yesterday to his work. lie was here TO take
the NJ. q X. to Morgantown
5, w. Smalley of this place. received
telegram Monday conveying the sad nfor.
mrtion that his niece, Miss Evelyn Savage of
Deer Park, Md, had been burned to death.
We have beea unable to get any particulars
SO far.
Mr.. Scott Swisher, Manager Swishet's
| Theatre Morgantown, w. Va. and Mr.. NJ.
/ j. MslamPhy, of Morgantown. were in King
| wood this week in the interest of Swishers
| Theatre which is to be opened March 20.
Seats will be placed on sale Saturday at
the usual place for "The Vagabond's Wife"
which will be produced at The Armory on
! Monday night by the Tempest Dramatic
Company. Prices will be 40, 80 and 30
cents.
a man who can pronounce rapidly and
correctly the words, "a growing CLEAN
| glowing green, is perfectly sober. II that
/ don't convince you let him repeat "SIx thick
thistle sticks" or Flesh of freshly dried
flying FISH"
Wanted-A number of good steady
working girls to learn glass cutting. Steady
work at good wages. Pleasant, healthy
employment. Apply to
THE ECONOMY TUMBLER Co,
Morgantown, w. Va
| DR.. James II. Manown and wife, who
have spent the winter at Morgantown, re-
turned to their home here today to be on
/ hand for the NJ & X. II. R.-Good Roads
| Conventon--Si. Pstncks Day in the Morn.
| ing Celebration to be held Saturday. They
are stopping at the Hotel Exchange for the
present.
John a. Sterling, the merchant and post
master out at Manown, was here yesterday
on business. lie is making arrangements
with the M. & X. Railroad to locate his
store at the big cut and have a station there
and have charge as agent, for the railroad
This will likely be done as soon as the
building can be completed.
vacancy in the West Virginia delegation
of cadets at Annapolis having occurred by
the resignation Of A. Bush Gathers, of Flem-
ington, Senator Elkins has nominated John
Homer Holt, of Grafton, as his successor.
Hollis alternates are as follows in the order
given; John Laurance Rihcldafer, Wheel
ing; r. c. Brown, New Cumberland; Dana
Tomlson, Wheeling; Paul Marimon, liar
per's Ferry.
| he f,iI a ~.
lican:
The Tempest Dramatic Company gave
81 he Lighthouse Tragedy" at the Opera
House last night The play was pleasing,
entertaining and we'll rendered This is "A
clean respectable company who do their hest
TO please the people. They have gwen good
shows every night and their prices have
| been liberal. The speciallies each night
are alone worth the price Of admission.
Rev William c. Hall, the new pastor Of
the Catholic Church out at Housewife, was
in town and gave US a pleasant call the
other day. lie was accompanied 10y C.B.
Bergman, one of the prominent members of
his church. Father Hall is from Wheeling,
but has been engaged in church work at
Kingsville in Randolph county for several
years. lie is very pleasant and intelligent
gentleman.
The Tunnellon Normal School will open
May the I4h, and continue ten weeks
Teachers and prospective teachers will do
we'll to take this school Into their consider
alton before deciding where they will at
tend this spring. The instruction of this
school will be Of the very best, and ex-
Pensss, tuition, board, etc., will be lower
than elsewhere. THIS school will put further
every effort to advance the educational IN
terests Of her students.
Major Carellon Pierce left this morning
for Elkins TO inspect Company I, of the
national Guards at that place lie was at
Fairmont Tuesday and Inspected Company
II, Of that place and will be back home to-
morrow to inspect Company G., Of this place
Friday night. He was at Manningoi last
week to inspect Company r Of that place
These four companies compose the second
Battalion Of the First Regiment and are
| Commended bv Maior Piece