West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-29
GO TO MURDocK's.
II. $. Garner wen, to FairmOu, last week

II. S. Garner wen, to Fairmon, las, week
via Morgsntown.
Rev. H. P. Hardway left tins morning for
his old home in Nicholas county.
Mrs. Hea,on o, BaekhanuOu. is here Wis
iting her brother, DR., J. NJ. King.
Hon. Stuart Bowman of Philippe. arrived
in town this morning via the NJ. 4 X.
Amos Menear of near Terra Alta, is here
this week attending a big lawsuit before
Justice MurdOek.
Say do you know that you can get all the
IS cent paPer-baek novels at The Argus
Book Store for only 10 eentsp
Samuel II. whe,sell Of the whe,sell Set
Element, is sick with kidney trouble. DR..
J. NJ King was over to see HIM tins morn
ing.
Miss Virginia Robinson from Hagerstown,
Md. arrived here yesterday to take charge
of the trimming in Miss Adah Cobun's Mill.
inery store.
Preaching a, the Baptis, Church Sunday
morning at II and 1880 in the evening.
Special singing. Sunday School at 10 a. M
All welcome.
Miss Eleanor Herring arrived home Tues
day from Herring, where she has been
teaching school tins winter. Her school
closed last Friday.
Misses Bessie Clayton and Daisy Brown
came over from Morgan,own yesterday for
shor, visit home before the opening of the
Spring term at the University.
GO TO THE NEW PAINT ~ WALL
PAPER SUPPLY STORE, G. c.
GILES, HIGH STREET, KINGwOOD,
w. VA, BLACK AND WHITE FRONT.
Easter goods and novelties now on display
and for sale at the Argus Book Store. Come
in and see them and get something pretty
for your friends, your sweetheart OF your
self.
The members of Company 6, Of this
place must no, forget the regular drill Friday
night of this week at 1890 o'clock, and each
Friday night thereafter TIL inspection April
10Th.
THE VETERAN PAINTER, GEO. c.
GILES, KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED,
IN THE WAY OF MIXED PAINTS. A
GOOD LINE OF WALL PAPER AND
ROOM MOULDINGS TO SUIT ALL.
Why don't you get copy of Meshaeh
Brownings great book at the Argus Book
Store before they are all gone 2 Price 81. go;
mailed to any address for sos. Used 10
sell for 81 so; sells now at other places for
$I.7s.
Ezra-"Say kin we git two seats together2'
Agent-"Nothing left but standing room
Uncle"
Ezra-"Well by thunder give us two
s,aniin rooms together. Zeb aud | don't
60 to town on April I4,h for nolhin'."
John Martin arrived home last week from
Gainesville, Florida, where he spent the
winter. His parents came as far as Stuart
Draft, Virginia, and stopped over there to
visit friends. Mr.. Martin is expected home
this week, but Mrs. Martin will remain there
till May or June.
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.
The pastor of the NJ. K. Church here is
succeeding well IN his efforts to raise money
for TIE building of new parsonage. About
81, 900 has been subscribed and raised SO
far. They expect TO erect another brick
building, and one to cost at least s. 600, so
that another thousand must be raised
The Tunnelton Normal School will open
May the I4th, and continue ten weeks
Teachers and prospective teachers will do
well 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-
penses, tuition, board, etc., will be lower
than elsewhere. This school will put further
every effort to advance the educational IN.
NSItatS Oh hcT students.
Mrs. John NJ. Crane, formerly of King.
wood but now residing in this city, has
purchased the property formerly occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. b. II. Hite, on North
Front street The property belonged to
Colonel T.. NJ. Grant. II is understood
that the price paid was $1,000. The Cranes
will move into their new home at once.
They contemplate the erection OF a new
residence on the site, sometime in the near
future.-Morganlow Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sldell Brown and their
children returned to Kingwood this after
noon after spending a weeks end with
Captain Parsons. Mr.. Brown is editor of
the West Virginia Argus, paper with
reputation; paper fearless, sprighuy, newsy.
While in Morgantown Mr.. Brown called on
The Post, and his poetic descriptions Of
Kingwood and her beauties in the blossom
time we're like breath Of ozone from the
village in the mountain.-Post.
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