West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-03-21
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. Grant Watson, of Reedsyille, wa.
in own Tuesday on business.
Sunday was an ideal day, but W,
had the customary rain in the even
ing.
Col. John Werlich, OF Tunnel.
ton, was IN town on business las
Friday.
Charles Forman, the prosperou.
Lenox merchant, was in town on
business Monday.
Mrs. l.. J. Campbell, OF West
Brownsville, Pa, was in town last
week calling on friends.
L. M. Albright is in New York
City this week on business for the
Terra Alta Wooden Mills.
Mrs. John Cooke, of Ho wesville,
is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
]. i. Mattingly, in Fsirmont.
This is the time of year when the
farmer boys walk in the straight
and narrow way-following the
pillow.
Henry Deal, OF Marques, was in
town Tuesday on business, not the
least of which was the call at THE
ARGUS Office.
A ID. Bowman and His Honor
William b. Bowman, the mayor Of
the River City, were over here on
business Monday.
II. c. Flythe recently installed a
Stevens refrigerator, from the
factory at Toledo, Ohio, into his
meat market opposite the jail.
Misses Maud Wotriug and Mary
Jenkins were in Morgantown Mon
day and saw "The College Widow"
al swisher's, returning Tuesday.
]. J. Rickelman, Howesyille; L.
G.. Campbell, West Brownsville Pa,
and Chauncey Martin, Albnghtsyille,
are new James on The ARGUS ros-
ter this week.
Three beautiful days in success
sion is doing very we'll for March
and we hereby apologize for some
Of the mean things we have said
about the month.
Charley May, a miner, was hurt
in the mines at TunueIton last Fri.
day by a fall Of slate. His back
was injured aud it was feared that
he was hurt internally.
Ed Cunningham, Of Bruceton, was
here Sunday visiting his brother,
Lieut.. A. d. Cunningham. He left
here for Po~cahontas county, where
he is employed with an engineer
corps.
Kingwood is fortunate. While
surrounding cities and towns were
the victims of the floods, our little
city stood secure and safe. There
are worse places than the hills of
Preston.
Silas MetheDy, Of ~Bruceton, drove
In Sunday with Will Bowcrmaster,
who accompanied E. J. Bowermas-
ter and ]. A. Lenhart on a trip east
over the b. & o., to lay in a stock
of spring goods.
Mrs. Kate Coiter, and little daugi-
ter Hazel, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Akron and
Newark, Ohio, for the past four
months, has returned to her home
in Reedsville, having had a very
enjoyable visit. She also called on
friends in Pittsburg on the return
trip.
Senator s. b. Montgomery, of
Tunneltop, was taken to Fairmont
last week for treatment at the City
VHospital for h~emorrhage Of the nose
from which he came near bleeding
to death. HIS physicisn, DR.. Ben
jamin +. Bone, accompanied him
and the senator is reported much
better.
Hon. a. j. McCrum is making
arrangements to erect a cheap frame
building ON his lot IN front Of the
courthouse. The structure will have
n large stoferoom, and will be
built so that later on it can be
moved to the rear Of the lot and
used for a w1reroom when a more
substantial and imposing biilding
will 90 up on the lot.
With the opening Of spring those
who patronize our merchants will
find better stocks to selec, from
than we're ever shown To- this place
before. Our b1sincs, men have
bsen making a study Of the wants
of this community and they will