West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-05-03
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Judge II. T. Beatty OF the East Side. 4
here today and gave US paying call.
JudsOn Childs of near Albrighlsville, was
here yesterday and gave US paying cali.
Frank X. Pierce of Rowlesburg, came
over Yesterday on a short visi, and business
trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ]. Gibson have moved
into their elegau, new residence on Beverley
Hill.
Mrs. Phebe J. Brand is having kitchen
addition erected to her residence on Beverley
Hill.
Ed. c. Stuck has had large porch erect
ed to the East end of his residence on Main
Street.
Miss Daisy Brown spent Sunday with her
parents here, returning TO Morgantown on
Monday.
Frank Rodeheaver returned yesterday
from business trip TO Cincinnati aud Foit
Wayne, Ind.
Miss Minnie Murdoch returned Yesterday
from Morgantown, called home by the death
of her grandfather.
Now the summer is here once more you
should call at the Argus Book Store and get
handsome new hammock.
Prof. J. w. Siayman of Keyser, will be
here May II, to assist Prot Flesher, with
the term of summer school.
The bond election at Terra Alta last Satur.
day week carried by vote of ISL to so. to
put in sewerage and water works.
Mrs. J. Slidell Brown aud children and
Miss Stella Ray went to Morgantown yes.
terday afternoon TO visit relatives n few
days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. 1. p. Martin returned las,
Saturday from the Old Dominion where
they had been visiting friends down about
Roanoke.
See that your druggist gives you no Uni.
tation when you ask for Kennedy's Laxa.
tive Honey and Tar. the original Laxative
cough syrup.
l. K. Tusing of the Reedsville Planning
Mill Company was in town yesterday and
called at this Office to order 10, of printing
for the Company.
The many friends of MISS Emma Brown
will be grau6ed 10 know that she has re.
covered sufficiently from her recent severe
illness to 90 driving.
Mrs. Ed. Wolfe of near town has been
very poorly the past week with some kind Of |
a growth or tumor in her. DR.. 5. A. Pratt |
has been attending her.
Arthur Boyd of Morgsntown, who work.
ed here for some time in Keller's barber |
shop, left this week for StubenviIle. Ohio,
to accept another position.
Omer White of Herring, was in town
Tuesday looking around for good residence
site with the purpose of buying and building
a home and moving to town.
Wanted-Well Seasoned Oak, Poplar
and Chestnut, delivered at our mill. Cash
paid at market prices. KINGwooD PLANNING |
MILL Co., Kingwood, w. Va. 81
Thomas L. Murdoch and wife, Mrs. VIM. |
Peters, Mrs. Fred Erlick and Chas. E. Muir.
dock, all of Ironton, Ohio, are here to at
tend the funeral of their father.
G. K. Wilson from Thayer, Illinois, ar
rived here yesterday to spend n month or |
two visiting friends aud relatives in this |
county. He is son of Nathan Wilson of
the East Side.
hve-Year.old child in the family of IF.
Rechtine, who lives on the old Squires place |
near Reedsyille, died and was buried Tues
day from the effects of diphtheua. Rev.
Trembly conducted the services
Emory p. Albright returned yesterday
from trip TO Wheeling, Ironton, Ohio and
Charleston this State. lie came up from
Charleston over the new Coal and Coke
railroad and stopped over At Buekhannon.
c. Bergman was at Morgantown recently
to see his son who was so seriously burned
" bile trying to rescue Mrs. Dugsn. Eds
friends are glad to know he is recovering al
though badly burned and suffering greatly.
Wanted-A number OF good, steady
working girls to learn glass cutting. Steady
work at good wages. Pleasant, healthy
employment. Apply 10
THE ECONOMY TUMBLER Co.,
Morgantown, w. Va.
Misunderstanding Salesman. Must
furnish references and invest $1,000 90 in
FIRST class per cent Bonds. Salary and
Expenses paid. Experience not required,
we teach business at our Mills. The
WHEELING RooYIEG & CoRNIcE COMPANY,
Wheeling, w. Va. O.
Lieut. 7. Harry Nef has been granted a
furlough for 90 days and will sail for home
from the Philippines, the last of this month
and expects to be here TO spend July 4th
with his parents and other friends and rela-
hves and prospective relatives. II rumor-
ed thai he will take bride back with him
when he returns.
Rev. II. p. Hsrdwsy is out at Lockwood,
Nicholas county at the bedside of his father
who is 81 years old and very feeble. Bro.
Hardway writes US the farmers out there are
planting corn Snd many Of them done two
weeks ego. Oats looking we'll and 'phe
mountains dressed in their brand new resur-
reclion suit" lie says that fruit was fail.
ure out there las, year. bu, the prospect IS
very hatering this season. lie cannot tell
just when he will be home in Kingwood.
The largest consignment Of ink ever re-
ceived IN Preston county arrived the
past Reek al the Arona Rnnk Sinr.