West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-11-29

William A. Wolfe, of Cuzzar,,
was here Monday aud gave usa call.
Eugene SummerviIle. the Grafton
attorney, was here this week on
business.
Mrs. III. S. whe,sell and son re
turned last week from a three weeks
visit at Aurora.
Ben F. Cole IS building a good
residence on one of his lots in the
James A. Brown addition.
Miss Sarah R. Fairfax is home
again from several weeks spent at
Terra Alta visiting friends and rela-
tives.
The Kingwood public schools are
having holiday from Wednesday
till next Monday on account Of
Thanksgiving.
The President is back in Wash
ington from his trip to the is,hmus
of Panama and Porto Rico, in the
best of health.
Those who are hungry for fresh
pork may console themselves with
the thought that these nights are
cold enough to make pig squeal.
Turkeys are 20 cents per pound
in the Kingwood market, eggs so
cents per dozen and scarce at that,
butter 80 cents, pork aud beef s
cents.
The NJ. f. parsonage is completed
except for the inside work and fin
ishing, and presents about the hand
soonest appearance of any residence
in town.
James Frank Manown, from Phil
ippi, has been here this week. being
summoned to the bedside of his
mother, who has been dangerously
ill with heart trouble.
The main building of the Star
Glass Company's chimney factory
at Randall, three miles north Of
Morgantown, was totally destroyed
by fire Sunday night.
Sam Steele got mixed up with
runaway truck on the sawmill near
Pleasant Dale lasr Saturday and got
his face badly cut. He had to come
to the strickler Hospital for treat
menf.
Misses Maud Wotring aud Daisy
Jenkins, Of Kingwood spent Sunday
and Monday in the city as guests of
Miss Warnings sister, Mrs. Irving
Rowland, on the West Side. Graf
ton Sentinel.
James T.. Mckenzie, of Howes-
vile, was in town this week and
gave us 4 paying cali Mr., Nc
Ken&ie leaves today for San Anto
MO, Tex, and will spend the winter
in the Lone Star State.
Gustavus Cresap, of Kingw God,
was tbe guest of relatives at Rawl
ings ON Saturday and Sunday. He
was returning from the state meet
ing of The /. o. o. e. at Charles
Town, -Cumberland News.
Edward c. Mauown and wife ar
rived last Sunday from Baltimore,
having been summoned by telegram
on account of the serious illness OF
Mrs. James II. Manown. Ed IS
manager in the big Baltimore Bar
gain House and has been with them
several years.
DR.. E. w. Stricken was called TO
Fairmont last Thursday to operate
on patient at the City Hospital, a
Mrs. Wells, of Underwood, who had
a bad case Of appendicitis. The pa.
tient is doing well since the opera
ton and rapidly recovering.
MISS Iona Stone, the adopted
daughter OF James /. Stone, of this
place, was married Wednesday, No
vember ID, at San Juan, P. r., TO
Morris w. KnowlIon. Both parties
have been over there as teachers for
some time and concluded to 70
through life hand in hand.
The following from a Morgantown
paper will be Of interest to many Of
our readers: Mrs. John +. Marley
left for Baltimore, where she will
JOIN her husband, who was formerly
pastor Of Trinity Episcopal church,
but will go to Boulder, Colo, where
he has accepted the pasloraie Of
church.
The following announcement was
received here this week by the many
friends Of ,he groom. Mrs. Nancy
Lame announces the marriage Of her
daughter, Elsie Gay Lynch, to M.
Cuthbert a. Osborn on Wednesday,
November ~, at Clarksburg. The
groom is prominent officer ia the
national guard Of this state aud is
very popular with the soldier boys.