West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-04-19

The May magazines now coming in and
on sale a, the Argus Book Store.
Emory p. Albright leaves for Wheeling
today on some insurance business.
Mrs. J. NJ. Crane of Morgsntown. is here
this week looking after her property.
Sherman Graham and A. X. Jenkins of
Mason,own, were in town yesterday on bust
ness.
DIR. Hanson A. jarrett. the Grafton den
tIst, has been here tins week dong work in
his line.
Mrs. Walter A. Stone aud daughter left
Monday for Baltimore to visit friends
couple Of weeks.
On Easter Sunday brand new boy baby
arrived at the home Of MI. and Mrs. Oliver
MeInlire of this place.
Marshal Walls of the firm OF Walls Bros
OF Valley Point, was here yesterday and
gave us business call.
George II. Baeklew has bought the lot
and stable of Jas. a. Brown on Jackson
street Price paid so7S.
DIR. Fahreny's Teeihing Syrup is abso-
lutely harmless to the youngest babe. You
can get a sample by writing for It.
J. Frank Craig, the Justice of the Peace
at Tunnelton, is here this week trying hard
TO Ind out how much taxable property our
people have.
Out at Masontown last Friday we me,
George l.. Shaffer. busy with the citizens
out there, assessing them. The assessors
are making it as easy for the people as they
can under the new law.
Robert Il. Brown moved recently to near
Masoniown and took charge of a farm he
has out there. lie expects to erect a resi-
denee on 1t this summer. Frank NJ. Carroll
moved into Browns property here.
John c. Plum OF Housewife, is IN town
today and gave US paying call. Mr.. Plum
is general agen, for the Sterling Health Re-
newer of Philadelphia, and takes orders for
quite lot of this standard remedy.
Company G of the National Guard OF this
place, will be inspected at the Armory to.
night by Major of the IS Cavalry of the
Regular Army and by Lieut.. Col. Osborn
of the West Virginia National Guard.
Rev. A. b. withers of Anderson, will
preach Sunday, April ~, at II a. m. and
1890 p. m. in the Kingwood Baptist Church
and conduct a SundaY-school Institute.
Monday and Tuesday, April z3rd and oath.
Everybody cordially invited to attend these |
services.
Notwithstanding 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 ROOFING & CoRNIcE COMPANY, |
Wheeling, w, Va. OF
"The Hills Of Old Tennessee" is coming |
to your town. A comic play by Home Tai |
ent in four acts. Singing and dance spec
ialties between acts. II you want to enjoy |
an evening of clean fun and amusement |
don't miss it at the Armory, April GOTH |
Admission IS, IS and IS cents.
We forgot TO tell last week about James
Spahr Brandau, handsome young gentle |
man who arrived at the home of his grand |
parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Spahr, the |
first Of last week. The new baby belongs |
to Mr.. and Mrs. Brandau, the latter daugh- |
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Spahr. She spent the |
winter here with her parents.
George l.. Shsffer, the Assessor for the |
West Side, is at work in Lyon and Valley |
districts, while Arthur w. Cauico for Reno
and J. Frank Craig for Kingwood distrc,
are his deputies and are now al work. On
the East Side. A. w. Maust of Hazelton, is
duputy for Grant and Pleasant, while Col
Thos II. Jackson takes Union and Portland
himself
Mrs. J. f. Hawkins of West Kingwood.
sustained painful injuries last Thursday
evening. She was up on a chair, which
slipped from under her and she fell heavily
to the floor, breaking her right arm near the
elbow and throwing the arm out of place at
the shoulder. DR.. J. NJ. King was sum-
moned and rendered surgical aid by reduc.
ing the fracture.
The big Easter Ball at the Armory here
Tuesday night, was a successful affair The
crowd was almost as large as at the New
Years Ball and everything passed off very
nicely. Six sets was run and the dancing
lasted Till o'clock IN the morning. Plenty
Of refreshments we're served and nice sum
raised for the Catholic Church fund.
Col. Tom Hassan, the portly and we'll
groomed representative Of John J. stump &
Co., Of Cumberland, Md, was here this
week and drove on out to Reedsville and
Masontown. The Colonel had not been
here for some time, rs he had to stay at
home and run the business Of the firm, as
Hon. John J. Stump was away all winter
in the Legislature at Annapolis, being mem.
Der Of this body from the Cumberland dis
rict
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