West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-01
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Pumpkin pies.
Order that coal now.
Football season il here.
Patronize our advertisers
Beautiful autumn foliage
The chestnut crop is not large
Ell &. Manown is in Baltimore.
The rain was a welcome visitor.
County court meets next Monday.
Ami II. Smith, of near Bruccton, was
here yesterday.
Docs advertising pay? See the crowds
at the Skyscraper store.
William q. Brown WAS business Wis
itor in Grafton Tuesday.
Roy Martin, OF Terra Alta, spant sun
slay at the home Of G.. IL. Bucklew
Mark NJ. Riley and wife, OF Browns
Vile. Pa, were Kiugwood visitors this
week.
j. Eigar Long was here this week
looking after the mines on the West Vir-
einia Northern.
T.. V. Fortncy left for the Wheeling
Business college yesterday to resume his
course in telcgraphy.
The residence OF j. w Parks in East
Kingwood is receiving handsome coat
of paint and being otherwise improved.
The burnt district IN Rowlcsburg il
rapidly rebuilding and will soon be
n IL ..FI l.. 4 L 4
Miss Ann Shafcr, OF Carmel, arrived
IN town Friday and will resume her posi-
. ton III A. f. Fortney's millinery parlors
Arthur Miller, who has been engaged
with George A. Herring d Co. this sum
mer, moved with his family TO Tunnel.
ton.
The excursion of the Wheeling board
of trade which was scheduled TO reach
here yesterday has been postponed till
next year.
George III. Bucklew and family are
busily engaged migrating from High
street to their new residence on Jackson
avenue, just completed.
Miss Adah Cobun, tea cher in the pri-
mary department of the Rowlesburg pub
lie schools, spent Sunday in town the
guest OF Felix Elliott and family.
Fred Reese and w. H. Hoffman, who
have been delving into the records at the
courthouse the past summer, returned to
Pittsburg last night for n short visit.
Frank and James Barlow, Of near
town, left Friday last for It months visit
with relatives in Richmond, Va. They
will stop some time in Washington en-
route
Mrs. o. l.. Johnson, who was sum
. moned here by the illness and death Of
her mother, Mrs. Catherine Copeman.
dcparted.fo her home in Tucson, Ariz. =,
last Sunday.
, Misses Arta Miller, Cora Brown, Lcnorc
Menear, and Messrs. George Smith, Logan
Lyons, aud Owen Lyons, Of Gladcvillc,
spent Sunday in town tn guests Of Miss
Edna Gatewood
Leroy Shaw lost his pocketbsok at the
Clarksburg fair last wecI-had his pocket
picked The amount was not great. s23
being the loss--23; skiddoo; that's the
story. Moral: Don't display your roll
in Harrison county
Commissions have been issued from
the office Of the adjutant general Of the
West Virginia national guard 10 Stan
hope VI. Scott, ir. a. first lieutenant
and 10 John S. White, ~ second lieuten-
ant Of Company NJ, OF Terra Alta.
Miss Claudine Harvey, who has been
here the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. :. Hay
moud Garner, returned to her home
near Fcllowsyille last Thursday. She
was accompanied by Mrs Garner, who
was joined Saturday 10y her husband and
returned Monday
The Ncwburg public schools began
Monday the 2lst. The following il a list
OF the teachers Principal, Prof l.. VI.
Jaco, Of Morgantown assistant principal,
James NJ Shafcr, OF Newburg. The
teachers are Misses Alice West and Lulu
Demos, Of Newburg, and Mildred Wright
and Ada Compton, Of Kcyser
a Kansas widow lost hog We do
not refer to the death Of her husband.
She lost real hog aud advertised for IL.
The editor says the hog must have read
the paper for he came hiking home OF a
dead run as soon a. the paper left the
postofIice. This is not the first instance
where hog has read newspaper
incidentally forgotten to pay for II.