West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-03-05
West Virginia Argus.
Kingweod, March ., 1905.
The Argus Is Now Located In the
Or. J. n. King Building on Main
Street. Come In.
IN AND ABOUT KISGwooD.

Lentcn season.
Maple sugar time.
Forty days of fasting.
Candidates are Ginning.
Who has house for rent?
March came in rather sloppy.
House cleaning time draws near.
G. w. Forman is in Lenox this week.
Elkins is TO have new passenger
station.
w. NJ. Schaeffer was Parsons visi-
tor last week
Several Italians in Jail for selling
booze illegally.
Francis Fortney, OF Housewife, was
here yesterday.
NJ III. Hoffman, of Albrightsville was
in town Tuesday.
James I. Daley was in Rowlesburg
yesterday on business.
Klet Forman, of Lenox, is in town as
sisting in the Cash Store.
w. III. Mcdaniel returned Tuesday
from business visit in Elkins
Spindler, of Terra Alta, was in
town Yesterday OH political business.
Attorney T. ID. Stewart, of Morgan
town, was here Monday on legal bust
ness.
Nellie Jane Albright sends word to her
do in II. Z. =.
with the south
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Stone, who have
been out of town since Christmas, re-
turned Monday.
Nick Niamo, proprietor OF the Italian
hotel of Rowlesburg was in town ycster-
day on legal business.
Mrs. G. T.. Wilson is visiting her
brother, III. F. Copeman near Caddcll.
She will return today
William Crawford of Pittsburg, was
in town this week on business He gave
THE ARGUS pleasant call
A philosopher has said that ignorance
- bliss except 10 the man who does not
know enough 10 advertise
The next meeting OF the Monongahela
Valley Round Table will be held at
Grafton tomorrow and Saturday.
Mrs. Anderson Groves, of Beech Run
Hill, is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
DIR. r.. w. Stricken is attending her.
Democrats i'm Randolph county will
hold primaries on April 26 for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates for county
offices.
j.. V. Reed. Of Terra Alta, and A. A.
Pickering, manager of the Rowlcsburg
Grocery Co., were visitors in town Mon
dry night.
a number of our citizens went to
Morgantown last night to witness Ben
Greet and his company of players at the
Swishcr theater
James, the young son of>Mr. and Mrs
w. O.. Conley, is confined 10 his bed
with sprained back, occasioned by a
fall few days ago.
Miss Fannie Parsons leaves this morn
ing for Morgantown, where she has ac-
cepted a position with the New Dominic
as stenographer and bookkeeper.
George G.. Giles last Thursday after
noon entertained at his home the ladies'
aid society OF the Presbyterian church.
He was assisted by Mrs r. VI. Ramsey
and Mrs. S. A. Pratt. -
John sharps, Of Sheffield, ILL.,, is in
Kingwood for few days the guest Of his
uncle, w. III. Murdoch Mr.. Sharps
formerly resided here and il renewing
the acquaintance Of old friends.
Mrs. Sylvia Fox Reed, wife Of William
Totten Reed, OF Fairmont, and sister
Of Mrs. j. f. Cole, Of Kingwood, died
Monday, aged ~ years. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole attended the funeral yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff George Shafcr. Of
Masontown, brought Max Guano in town
Monday on charge Of misdemeanor, "a
arrange about his bond, which was later
taken by Squire Scott, Of Masontown
Charles r. zinn, Of Rockville. wa.
raised 10 the sublime degree of Master
Mason and Earl Graham, Of Morgan.
town, was advanced to the Fellow Graft
degree at the Masonic meeting Monday
night
Ono Of the most enjoyable entertain.
ments Of the Valentine season was that
given by Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Monro,
last evening complimentary to their guest
Miss Nellie Jane Albright, Of wcst
Virginia. -Cianton (AIa.) cor. Birming
ham News, Feb, 81.