West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-11

OIu papers Tor sale at this Office.
Mrs. Charles Kralicek is on the
sick list.
Daniel Jackson was a M~orgautova
visitor Tuesday.
Edmon, Wolf, of Ear, Is a new
subscriber this week.
Miss Beatrice Brown visited Nor.
gantown friends this week.
Grant Whitehair. from the Eas,
Side, was in town Monday.
Walter Childs was here Monday
on a short visit to home folks.
J. ". Collins, of R~eedsville, has
our thanks for enclosure received by
mail.
Mayor ID. II Leonard, Of Park.
ersburg, died Monday evening Of
heart disease.
The Democrats carried the city
OF Huntington in the municipal elec.
ton held last week.
Jolliffe Bros, Morgantown' mer.
chants, have a few words TO say to
the fair sex In this issue. .
New advertisements are always In,
teresting reading. There are several
in this issue. Read them.
John Carroll and Fred Westerman
left recently Tor Iowa to spend the
summe working on a farm.
Everybody should help make the
town attractive by cleaning up and
removing dirt and rubbish generally.
]. L. Herndon, of R~eedsviile, gave
US a pleasant call Monday and had
his name placed with the rest of the
good fellows.
Under Instructions from the state
tax commissioner. dogs will not be
assessed for taxation this year In
West Virginia.
Mrs. John C. Murdoch and son.
Dent, left Monday morning for q
two weeks visit with relatives in
Irontsns0h
: Mrs. Mary Fortney, of Rsedsville,
was here Tuesday and has the thanks
ofTHE ARGUS for extending her sub.
sciiption another year.
b. +. Cole went to Arnettsyille
Friday to attend the funer al Of his
brother. in. law, Lewis S. WIidman,
which was held Saturday.
Rev. William Fallon, of Tunnel.
ton, has purchased a lot in Buck.
harmon and will erect a residence
upon it in the neal future.
Mrs. Lena Burchinal, who vas so
seriously injured by a fall a month
ago, was taken to a Fairmont hos.
pital for treatment Saturday.
Miss Nellie Albright, Of King.
wood, spent several days 10 towH
visiting Mrs. o. S. Talbot on Lo-
Gust eet.-Buckhannon Banner.
]. Slidell Brown left Monday for
RomneY to attend a meeting OF the
board of directors of the state school
for the deaf and blind at that, place.
DR.. Grant Graham, the genial
druggist from Belington, vas here
recently shaking hands With his
many friends. He had been out at
Reedsville visiting his parents.
Virgil Gull has gone TO Kingvood
to make his home with his siEter,
but 'Dobby" has drunk too much
of the Keyser water to stay away,
and we expect to welcome his return
soon. -Keyser Tribune.
State Senator S. B. Montgomery,
of Function, was a visitor at the
Mcclure Friday for a short time. He
Was accompanied by his wife. He
reports Preston county as very pros.
porous Intelligencer.
We arc in receipt of a bunch Of
tickets of admission To the JEmeE.
town exposition. Now let some one
produce the railroad transportation
and stake us TO a meal ticket, and
wen dig up our red neektie snd get
ready.
Hon. and Mrs. w. G.. BroWR and
daughter, and Mesdames Margaret
p. Brown and LA. Martin. and Miss
Ruth Hyde, vino have been ia Flor.
ida for the past three weeks, returned
home Saturday, having had 4 very
pleasant trip.
The Gordon Hotel, KingWood'f
popular hostelrY, is prspariAR ioI
the incoming Of summer guests, The
house is ideally situated and, sur
rounded by beautiful lawns With
their stately trees. persons eomisl
here to spend the heated term cas-
make no better selection.
The measuring social given at thu
Armory last Thursday night by lk'
Ladies' Aid Society of the PresbY
terrain church was quite q SUGGEST
The proceeds amounted TO abou
S8s There was a good attendance
in spite of the rain. Music aud re
freshments added to the pleasure o.
the evening.
The second quarterly confersue,
convened in the NJ. r. church her,
Saturday nigSt, with Rev. Wood
yard, Of Newburg, in the chair, III
presiding elder being unable 10 b
present. Communion services yer
held Sunday morning. Rev. Wood
yard preaching two able sermon
morning and evening.