West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-02-28
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The last day OF February.
About time to talk baseball.
Davis o has seven saloons.
Circuit Court convenes March 4.
II isn't necessary to join a lodge
to get the ggip these days.
z. Lsyengood, of Morgan's Glade,
dropped in to see US the other day.
Our Aibgish,svale letter has a
full account of the burning of +. B.
Elllott's house last week.
The Flanagan sawmill was moved
this week from Raymond Listens to
the NJ. & X railroad a, Sutherland.
Maurice Jackson, who has been
at Charleston the past two months
clerking ia the Senate, arrived home
this week.
A marriage license was granted in
Cumberland last week to LLOYD
Monroe Stemple and Daisy A.
Hovstter, both Of Austin, w. Va.
Joseph w. Feather. OF Herring,
n of Preston county's progressive
agriculturistss gave THE ARGUS a
pleasant call while in the county
seat Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shafer re-
turned home from Millers, Ono,
where they have been visiting the
father of Mrs. Shafer, who has
been in i'll health.
Rev. George II. McGrew, of
Silver Springs, near Washington,
ID. c., will deliver a lecture on
"IndIa" in the First Street M. p.
church, Elkins, on March 4
Rev. NJ. A. Summer, of Parkers
burg, general missionary for West
Virginia, will preach in the Baptist
church, Kingwood, next Sunday,
March I, at II a. m. and 1890 p. M.
Wilbur S. Cuppe,t and Miss Laura
Frankhouser, both Of Preston coun-
ty, were married Wednesday night
of last week at the NJ. e. parson-
age, Morglntown, by Rev. NJ. F.
Compton.
II. c. Williamson, of Onole,
w. Va, let's you know in a poetic
way that he deals in everything from
a needles eye to a scream of muir
der at trust-bustIng prices. See his
ad on another page.
The many friends If Hon. VIM.
G.. Brown will be glad to hear that
he is able TO be out again after
qqite a tussie with the grip. His
mother who w4sa lss quite u with
nshes gr.p, is much better.
Because the item you expect isn't
in the local columns don't come to
the conclusion we haven't published
il. Il is probably in one of our
correspondents letters and we did
not care to duplicate. Read the
correspondence.
E. r, P. Grimes has inaugurated
a sixteen days sale at his store in
Masontown and uses the advertising
columns Of The ARGUS to call your
attention to the fact. He also
heralds the glad udings through
posters printed in our job depart
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.. Andrews
have broken up housek eeping and
disposed of most of their goods and
will leave for Parkersburg, where
they will reside in the future. Mr..
Andrews has accepted a good posi-
ton with the Ohio Bending Com.
pany of Parkersburg. We roget to
lose these splendid young people
from our town.
The Prudential Insurance Com
pany, Of which C.. w. Wolfe is local
agent, was the first to pay a policy
on the death of T.. ?. Albright. A
draft for Sc, o was sent the widow
a few weeks ago. The Equitable
Life Insurance Company's agent, c.
Z. Batson, was here last week and
settled their claim also.
The Sterling Jubilee Singers, who
come to Kingwood Saturday Of this
week, are the real thing and give US
the best of the old plantation melo-
dies. They will arrive in the after
noon from Morgsntown over the
NJ. & K. and stop at the Hotel
Gordon. Their entertainment at
the Armofy that night will be by
far the best thing Of the kind ever
IN the town.
The third biennial convention OF
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Of West Virginia viii be held
N Elkins, March I, 2. and 3. Three
sessions viii be held daily. Fully
o delegates from every city Of any
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