West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
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ing friends.
Newton Manown was at Morgautown on
business Monday.
Don't forge, Romeo aud Juliet a, the Ar
mory mex, Tuesday night.
p. J. Crogan and Ed. NJ. Williams were
in Fairmont this week on business.
Art Bolyard moved tins week to Fairmon,
where they will reside in the future.
Mrs. Lloyd zigler left last week for
Pennsylvania to visit friends aud relatives.
w. C. Smith from near Browns Mil, was
here yesterday and gave us paying call.
The date of the Big Home Talent Min.
s,rel is changed from April ? to April IL
Herbert Shsffer of the University CONNER.
eial College is here this week visiting
friends.
J. Milton Allen, one IT our old veterans,
has had his pension Increased from sI2 te
sz4 per month.
DIR. Fahreny's Teeihing Syrup is ALSO
lutelY harmless to the youngest babe. You
can get sample by writing for 1t.
The NJ. f. Church Sunday School here
are preparing to render an interesting pro
gram on Easter Sunday, April IS.
Father; take a bottle of DR.. Fahreny's
reething Syrup home with you and stop
walking the floor while baby is teethiug.
The temporary depot for the NJ. & X
here is being erected this week and freight
and express will be shipped all RICH, next
week.
Nj. !. Hagedorn, Dellslow, VIVA. Dealer
in Granite and Marbel Monuments. a good
stock that we can deliver against May 30.
| give us your order soon. 81
Lloyd NJ. Stemple. who taught the Oak
Grove school in Portland district the past
winter, has closed the school and gone to
the University to enter school.
The Baptist church has been wired in tor
! electric lights and several lights placed in
N"S NhutSH, auNtuB muSu W tuc convenience
and appearance of the services.
wanted-wen SeSsored Oak, Poplar
and Chestnut, delivered at our mill. Cash
paid at market prices. KNGwooD PLANNING
MILL CO., Kingwood, w. Va. st
down at Tampa, Florida. They left last
week and will likely be gone till the first Of
May. They expect to 20 on over to Cuba
next week
Capt. c. J. Holmes of Martinsburg, was
here yesterday in the interest of an Indus
trial Edition of Morgan,own, that is being
gotten up by the New Dominion Company
OF that place.
Oren +. Morton, who has been teaching
in private family over at Aurora this win
ter, arrived in Kingwood last Saturday
evening, via the Overland Limited and re-
NAMED till Tuesday afternoon when he left
for the East.
A. Bliss McCrum went to Morgantown last
Saturday to spend few days and take in
the opening of the new theatre Monday
night. Bliss was there all right in box
with ''rose bud" that discounted those on
the stage considerably.
The school at Masontown closed last
Friday after a successful term. On the
night before Prof. Waitman Barbe of
Morgantown was present and delivered o
splendid address on sour Educational
Heritage. Four teachers were employed
this winter and the enrolment was IIs.
David l.. Keefover, one Of the we'll known
citizens from near Reedsvlle, was here yes
terday and gave us a paying call. He In
formed us that they were trying 10 get a flag
station established at the old Gross Mill,
near the farm of Mr.. Keefover on the NJ. &
X, as this would make it very convenient
for quite number Of the residents os that
section.
Will Evick left for Pitlsburg Monday
evening to remain some time tor his health.
Will is good hearted boy, but he will booze
sometimes and this gets him into trouble.
Last Friday night he was out at Pleasant
Dale at the close of the school and being
little booty and having ''gun" he got into
trouble, and fearing prosecution, he skipped
out for little while Till IL all blows over.
George Weddell from Irwin Station, Pa,
was here yesterday looking after his timber
lands lying north Of here. lie has about
one thousand acres Of his own and couple
hundred belonging to NJ. F. PeII and adj
joining his land that they have sold to
Thomas Flanagan, who IS just opening up
out there and has one mill on the ground
and another on the road and will build a
little branch road to the NJ. & K. to haul
their timber on for shipping.
Last Thursday morning before daylight
the commissary depot and other buildings,
FIVE in all, occupied by McCabe & MeGuckiu,
the contractors, and located up Cheat River
about two miles above Trowbhdges Ferry,
we're entirely destroyed by FIRE, with loss
Of about s., 900 10 the contractors. Besides
the men who ate and slept there lost all
their clothing and some Of them considera-
bic money. The books Of the contractors
and some Of the supplies were saved.