West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-02-20
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IN. AND ABOUT KIyGwOOD.

Robins are here.
Lent begins March 4.
Flood didn't touch us.
Sun rose today at 6:37.
Sun sets this evening at 3: 23.
Washington's Birthday Saturday.
William G.. Conlcy is in Charleston.
Belington had a SIS, 900 fire last week,
For news while it is news read The
ARGUS.
Republicans killed the prohibition
amendment.
Earl F. Martin was Pittsburg business
visitor last week.
+. Nj. Reynolds, of Keyser, in in town
on political business.
g. +. Hawkins, of Route l, Kingwood,
is a new subscriber this week
-Four prisoners broke Jail at Fairmont
Sunday morning. They are still at large
Ray RodeheavSr, the Terra Alta fur
nture man, was here ON business Tues
day.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
. Brown are convalcscing from seige of
chicken pox
j. F. Manown came home from Mar
tinsburg last week very much indisposed.
-Philippi Democrat.
Miss Fannie Parsons is visiting her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. job Parsons, in
Morgantown for few days.
w. ii. Mcdaniel and j. w. Flynn
were in Keyser Tuesday attendings,h
Republican senatorial committee.
A marriage license was issued Friday,
in Wheeling to Walenty Kiendziona, of
Kingwood, and Mariana Pteka, Wheel
ing.
The veneer mills at huntsville were
destroyed 10y fire last Friday night, en-'
failing loss of $l00,OO with S35 900
insurance
Miss Ethel Murdock returned to PhiIa-
delphia Saturday after several months
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
III. Murdoch.
Rowlesburg is TO bc congratulated up
on its excellent electric light plant. There
Is no finer in the state and the River City
is deserving Of it.
George A.Walls, county clerk, was out
in the county yesterday greeting his con-
stituents and paving the way for tie
coming campaign.
Mr.. Spencer, of Kingwood, is critically
i'll at his home. He is the father of Mrs.
Curtis Bolyard, of Market street.-Tues-
days Fairmont Times.
Elmer T.. Messenger is attending the
mountain State Business College at Par
kersburg and has ordered THE ARGUS sent
10 his address. He wants the home news.
w. ii. Burgoyne, one of Lyon dis
tricts up-to-date farmers, recently butch
cred porker that Melted 405pounds and
brought in his home market the sum of
$3.50.
J r. Freeman, aged 81 years, died at
his home in Dent, this county, Wednes-
day of last week from infrmities due 10
old age. The funeral took place Friday
afternoon.
: @. A. Miller, OF the First National
Bank, and William Bishop. of Terra
Alta, were in town Tuesday evening
They closed a,big coal and timber deal
with Pennsylvania people.
Earl Hawkins was operated ON for ap-
pendicitis last Friday at the Strickler
hospital aRd is doing nicely DR.. Oaner,
, Of Tunnelton, and DR.. Fortney. Of New.
burg, assisted Or. strickler in the opera
ton.
James "A. Brown moved last week from
his offices next door 70 the courthouse
and is now comfortably installed in his
handsome new residence on Jackson
avenue. His law office is in the same
building.
Jim Fous, an Italian who has been
dispensing liquid lightning around the
Elkins mines, was before Commissioner
Daley Tuesday and in default Of $500
bail was sent 10 the Wheeling Jail 10
await the next meeting Of federal court
home merchant who has no better
reason 10 give why the people Of this
town should buy Of him than because OF
local pride, puts himself in the attitude
OF bcgear. The concerns who are tax
ing his trade away from him are adver.
Using. and therefore sell goods. let him
do The same