West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-04-30
West Virginia Argus.
IN AND ABOUT KINawOOD.

Emmy nighB.
Cleaning-up time.
Lilacs are in bloom.
Straw hats are in season.
Two more weeks of school
See Sterling & Evick's new adj.
Old papers for sale at this office.
Dog prisoners are operating in town.
Mrs. David Menear is OH the sick list.
For news while it is news read THE
ARGUS.
John A. Wolfe, of Hudson, was here
on business Friday.
Henry Hanst spent several days in
Philadelphia this week.
S. r. Hardesty, of Tunnelton, was
here yesterday on business.
+. f. Parrack, of Tunnelton, was here
on legal business this week.
Miss Fanny Parsons was over from
Morgantown Sunday afternoon.
Mcclellan Hartman, of Valley Point,
was in town Monday on business.
James w. Parks had his residence
wired for electric lights this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sisler, of
Howesville, on Saturday, fine girl
A X. Of p. lodge will be instituted at
Reedsville May Is. Kingwood will he
well represented.
Ed. Orr was operated on for appendi-
citis Saturday afternoon and will be out
OF the hospital in a few days.
Henri de Billier, Of Washington, ID. c.,
was here few days this week on bust
ness, returning home yesterday.
Miss Martha Pratt returned to her
school at Lutherville Monday, being ac-
companied as far as Oakland by her
father.
David G. linn, of Keyser, was in town
yesterday on business and taking look
over the town with view of purchasing
property here.
+. M. Runner left Monday afternoon
for Pleasantville, N. Y, where Inc has a
contract to drill several water wells for
the municipality.
Ringwood was almost deserted yester-
day, the circus at Morgantown and Re
publican convention at Parkersbure
proving attractions.
DIR. J. NJ. King, Of Kingwood, has pur-
chased the DIR. Huff property on East
Main street and will move 10 town.
Buckhannon Banner.
Something In the shape of Carnegie
medal seems 10 be due the man who keeps
rigl on spading his garden after he has
dug up nice lot of fish worms.
J. w. Gidley, Of Terra Alta, has rent.
ed the DIR. Pratt farm one mile north oil
town and has moved onto the premises
and is now busy filling the soil.
Charles Il. Haight, district manager Of
the Keystone Guard, fraternal insur.
ance order, Is here with his wife and
sister organizing lodge Of the order.
A. ID. Cunningham was elected by coun
ell at the last meeting to ill out the un.
expired term Of r. T.. Reppert rs towr
sergeant. The selection is a good one.
Henry Cramer has packed his house
hold goods for shipment to Blueville, .
suburb Of Grafton, where he recently
purchased property and will make hi
home.
Mrs. Lydia n. Murdoch, who hai
been confined TO her bed the past montl
by injuries received in fall. is now abb,
10 be up, and we trust will soon be re
covered.
Mrs. Lawrence Jones, of Grafton, wa
here this week the guest Of her brother
and sister, Charles w. and Frank Wolf
and Mrs. J. Ami EVERY, and friends
She returned home yesterday.
Missouri editor refuses 20 publisl
obituary notices Of people who, Will
living, failed 10 subscribe for his paper
anG gave this pointed reason: People VIII,
do not take their home paper are dea,
anyway and their passing away has n,
news value.
Mrs. Florence Marsden and daughte
Mabel returned from Richmond, Va, h
their home In AIbrightsville Friday last
They spent the winter in the Virgins
capital. Miss Alfredo, who is attending
school there, will not return until som
time in June.
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