West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-12
West Virginia Argus.
kinswoed, March Is, 1905.
The Argus Is Now Located In the
~. J. \. King Building on Main
Street. Come In.
IN AND ABOUT KIyGwoop.


IN AND ABOUT KISGwOOD.
March winds.
It's marble time.
Drink sassafras tea.
Last week of winter.
Circuit court next week.
March list. Patrick's Day.
Candidates handing out cigars.
County roads cause many to curse.
Terra Alta is TO have lodge of Macca.
bees.
Loafers' corner is well populated these
evenings.
d. ]. Gibson was Grafton visitor
Tuesday.
Tildcn Stemple is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia
Company q is getting ready for in
spection March 20.
$. M. Hankins, of Uniontown, Pa, is
here on business.
Dr. w. Nj. Sivey, Of Morgantown, was
here Tuesday on business.
Warrington went "dry'' Monday, the
first time in fourteen years.
Joseph and William Miller, of Tun-
mutton, were in town yesterday.
Arthur Childs, of Terra Alta, was a
business visitor in town Saturday
County Superintendent \. w. Carrico
visited our public schools Tuesday.
The first coke was shipped from the
new ovens at Masontown last week.
George Giles, OF Connellsville, is in
town the guest OF his father, c. c. Giles.
Six Thousand tons OF ice were cut from
the lake at Mountain Lake Park this
season.
j. G. Harrington, of Newburgs was last
week commissioned notary public 10y
Gov. Dawson.
Glenn Boone, of Morgantown, is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Boone, in town.
w. III. McGibbons, of Bruceton Mills,
was in town Tuesday and visited The
ARGUS new home.
Capt. james +. Murdoch, who has
been under the weather the past two
weeks, is still off duty.
Mrs. Mary Thorn, of Clarksburg, is in
town the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Iuther SwparinOen
Mrs. Elizabeth jenkins, who has been
visiting her son in Pittsburg the past
two weeks, returned Tuesday.
Az Bolyard left yesterday for Kcyser,
where he will be the guest OF his son
Wesley and family few days
Mrs. Fred Holstein, of Charleston,
was the guest of her sisters, Miss Opal
Myers and Mrs. o. +. Shaw, a few days
this week.
Miss Nell Evans returnedto her home
in Bruceton Mills Tuesday after spending
the winter the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
A. d. Cunningham.
M. l.. Jackson is back from Charleston,
the closing Of the extra session fastening
his departure Maurice tells us he is 90
ing 10 be the next clerk of the circuit
cVrt.
Mrs. Abner Liston, Of Valley Point,
was the guest of Mrs. T.. J. Bowcrmaster
from Saturday 30 Monday en- route home
from ConnelIsville, where she had been
visiting relatives.
While at play in the school grounds
Tuesday afternoon Grace Painter was
Knocked down and her forehead cut Sc
yercly. DIR. S. A. Pratt dressed and
sewed the wound.
Prof. w. G. Gist and Miss Nell God
win, Of our public schools, attended the
meeting Of the Monongahcla Valley
Round Table Friday and Saturday, re-.
turning Sunday evening.
u. r. Martin q Go. have opened tin
shop in connection with their big hard.
ware store and are now prepared to do
all kinds Of roofing and spoutng. Sec
ad elsewhere in this issue
George A. Dean, formerly Of the Count,
Seat Clipper, Parsons, is now editor anC
publisher ofthe Lumbcrport Independent
the first number Of which viii appear
this week. We wish the Independent
abundant success.
The bombardment on High street Il
not occasioned by the approach Of In,
enemy, but is simply an effort on On,
part Of j. G. Murdock 10 make an Quite
for the water in the cellar Of the dwcllin.
recently purchased.
Several townsville boys came 10 tow
Saturday and took an overdose Of G.. O. u.
which aroused their fighting blood. ON
police force took charge Of them unit
Sunday morning. The city's cxchcqel
was enriched 10 the tune Of $3.50.
Miss Mabel Rodcheavcr was taken II
at school Friday afternoon and grew =,
serious that DR. T.. w. stricklcr wa
called and the patient removed to tn,
hospital, where successful operation fo
appendicitis was performed saturda,
morning at o'clock Patient IL doinl
well.