West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-08
GO TO MURuoLH's.


ree,hing Syrup home with you and stop
walking the floor while baby is Ieethine.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Major Orr, March 18th, at
1880 p. m. Mrs. G.. II. Bueklew, Sec.
FOUR FINE RESIDENCE LOTS FOR
SALE IN KlNGwOOD Call on or ad.
dress The Argus for prices aud particulars.
Miss Fanny Parsons of the Argus Book
Store, has been confined to the house the
pas, week with poison m her face, contract
ed in some way.
DIR. l.. G. Beerbower OF Terra Alta will
be at Valley Point, March Is and 10 and be
at Brueeton March ~ and rs for the practice
of dentistry.
lanes rhorne Spahr who has been on the
Argus force since he wore short pants, has
accepted place in the Journal Office and
went to work there this week.
NJ. Hagedorn, Dellslow, viva. Dealer
in Granite and Marbel Monuments, a good
stock that we can deliver against May 20.
give us your order soon St
Luther E. Swerengen, the lumbermau
fiom S'urgisson, was here over Sunday and
Monday visiting his family and dropped IN
Monday to renew his subscription.
You can get the incest wash goods at c.
ID. Weidenha.ner's for spring aud summer,
and the price is reasonable. Remember the
place, BonSheld's old stand, Tunnelton.
Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Everley, were at
Grafton over Sunday, visiting Rev. Howard
and family. MIR. EverleY returned Mon
drY, but his wife remained for longer
visit,
Wanted-well Seasoned Oak, Poplar
and Chestnut, delivered at our mill. Cash
paid at market prices. KNGwooD PLANNING
Mill Co, Kingwood, W. Va. St
J. Ami Martin and his attorney Frank
Weaver came over from Morgantown Tues.
day morning to look after lawsuit in
Court here, but the case wascontinued till
next term.
WANTED-Bright, honest young man
from Kngwood to prepare for paying position
in Government Mail Service Box One,
Cedar Rapids, la. St
The several committees of the Ladies Aid
Society of the NJ. L. Church are making
arrangement To serve refreshments to the
public generally on Saturday March 18TH,
the big day in Kingwood.
Why don't you get copy of Meshach
Brownings great book at the Argus Book
Store before they are all gone Price 81. 90;
mailed TO any address for sos Used to
sell for 81 so; sells now at oths places for
sI7S.
Here is personal from this weeks West
Union Records;
DIR. Martin, of Kiugwood, is spending
few days in this city. lie was formerly
resident of this place and his face is quite
familiar TO many of our older citizens.
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.
Newton II. Manown moved back to King.
wood today from Morgantown, where he
has resided since last fall and worked for
the Dominion. lie has accepted his old
place in the Argus Printing Ilouse again
and will go TO work here next Monday
Mrs. Harry Casieel arrived here Tuesday
from Washington City to look after a suit in
the Circuit Court in winch she is suing the
b. & o. railroad for damages for injuries
sustained 10y her husband the late Harry
Casieel, who died from injuries sustained on
the road as alleged.
The old hardware building now owned by
Bruce Carroll, is considerably improved by
Internal applications of paint, oil and varnish.
Rome Menesr has been at work on it the
past week and the big front room is the
largest and handsomest siore-room m town
now and makes a splendid furniture en-
porum.
The Bazaar and Supper given by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian
church was a very pleasant and successful
affair. II was held in the Kingwood Ar
morY and it was we'll attended and we'll pat.
ropized. Everything exhibited was sold aud
the supper was greatly enjoyed b y every one
who tried it. About SI25 was cleared and
the money goes into fund for church re.
pairs and painting.
Sam Williams, the we'll known horse
jockey and ali around sport, has gone hence
TO change climate and domestic relations
for the sake Of variety and the spice of life.
lie eloped last week with woman named
Jones who worked al the Exchange Hotel
here. They took the hack to Reedsylle
and the train from there to Pittsburg
Williams leaves a wife and three small child
dren here in destitute circumstances. The
wife IS a lady and deserves much better
treatment and needs help to take care Of
thu children
The famous suit in the Justice Court al
Morgantown IN which S. NJ Prince sued the
B. & o. railroad for The return Of the SO
relate on mileage book was decided in
favor OF Prince, who did not denv that
others beside himself had used the book
The y s. o refused to return the rebate,
alleging that II had been forfeited by others