West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-02-06
West Virginia Argus.
Kingwood, February 8, 1905.
IN AND ABOUT KINGwOUp.


Down to zero Sunday
Peter Il. Smith weather.
How about water works?
Let's have building boom.
The Spoilcrs'' ends this issue.
Grafton has street cars running.
Wednesday is Lincolns Birthday.
1t. Valentines Day is drawing near.
Old Boreas has been blowing himself.
February came in rather boisterously.
Sterling Il Evick are doing big business.
The Morgantown Chronicle has changed
hands.
A. G.. Hughes was Charleston visitor
this week.
X. A. Loar, of Independence was here
on business Monday.
Prof. Hundley, of Masontown. was-a
visitor in town Monday.
J. Edgar Long, of STAFFORD Pa, was
here'on business this week.
DIR. w. NJ. Sivey, of Morgantown, was
here yesterday on business
Eighteen correspondents were repre-
sented in last weeks ARGUS
+. Il. Parrack, of Tunneten, was in
town Tuesday on legal business.
The days are getting noticeably 10 niger
now unless your note is coming due.
Miss Alkaline Murdoch, of Ironton, O..
IS visiting her sister, Mrs T.. PAlbright.
Miss Emma Lynch died at her home
IN Newburg Tuesday morning of typhoid
fever.
Frank y. Gale, of Tunnelton, was Wis.,
itor at the governors office i'm Charleston
Saturday.
test well for oil or gas will be drilled
near Newburg 10y the Newburg Oil & Gas
Company.
Miss leila Shafer, of Carmel, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Whctsell
this week.
Charles Jackson, of Terra Alta, was in
town Monday night in attendance at Ma
sonic lodge.
Miss Lulu Mcdaniel lett Sunday for
Thornton and Grafton 10 visit relatives
and friends.
Farley DeBerry, a prominent merchant
of Terra Alta, was in the county seat on
business Tuesday.
Harry G. Heermans, Of Corning, y. Y.
was the guest of his brother Francis sew
eral days this week
l.. V. Reed, editor of the Preston Re
publican, Terra Alta, was Kingwood
visitor Monday night.
A. ID. Bowman, Harry Il. Hollis, A.
NJ. Golf, and J. =. Wotring, jr., Of the
River City, were here this week
Frank Carroll harvested considerable
/, ice this week, the frozen fluid averaging
from 10 10 inches in thickness.
viii Rexroad, military instructor in
the reform school at Pruntytown, spent
several days with home folks this week.
w. II Brady. who was the guest Of his
son, J. Ben Brady, several days, returned
TO his home in Berkeley Springs satur-
day.
james Menear, of Pruntytown, super
intcndent of printing at the reform
school, was a Kingwood visitor Saturday
and Sunday.
TIE ARGUS job department has Just re-
ceived shipment Of new stationery. n
you want printing that is satisfying we
can please you.
The ladies' aid society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church will give a social at the
parsonage the evening of 81. Valentine
Day, February II.
Sacks & Gortner, the enterprising mcr.
chants of Albrightsville, have an ad in
this weeks ARous, the best advertising
medium in the county.
Mrs. w. r.. Hawkins was called T.
IIalleck ON Friday by the serious Hines.
of her father, William Phillips, who i.
suffering with pneumonia.
The leap year dance given Friday night
ut the armory by the girls of Kingwood
was very pleasant social affair. Omen.
orchestra, Of Fairmont, discoursed sweet
music, and the program begun in Januar,
did not finish until February was sevcra
hours old.
In another column will be found
communication signed Square Deal. .
While we do not quite agree with all o.
the statements, yet we believe the writei
y entitled 10 hearing, and give it pub
licity that good may come out Of Il
Publicity IL the only remedy for existing
evils, II such there be.