West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-06-11

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A Next Monday is Flag Day.
All quiet i'm baseball circles.
More new subscribers this week.
The circuit court convened Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary A. Byrne is dangerously i'll.
A. q. Hughes was in Morgantown sat
ursiay.
+. G. Reynolds. of Keyscr, was in town
Monday.
Lloyd G. shaifer, of Carmel. was here
this week
Attorney General Conley is home for
short time.
Notice new AL OF Waters Shoe store.
Morgantown.
w. w. Shoch, of Rowlesburg was in
town Tuesday.
Ira c. Gibson was a visitor from Tun-
Melton Tuesday.
l.. G. Ralphsnyder, of Fairmont, is here
on legal business.
What has happened to our program for
the Glorious Fourth?
Secretary of State C.. W. Swisher was
here again this week.
Attorney r. r. Parrack, of Function,
is attending circuit court
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Gidley,
girl baby Saturday night.
Squire VII. McGibbons, OF Bruoeton,
was here Tuesday on business.
A. Bliss McCrum returned Monday
from u business trip 10 Oakland
Judge NJ. ii. Dent, of Grafton, was a
county seat visitor during court.
Z. l.. Fletcher, of Fairmont, is a sur
gi,al patient mt the Stricken hospital.
DIR. ;. w. Warner, Kingwood, had his
name placed on The ARGUS list this week.
Rev. j. III. Hess occupied the pulpit of
the Ncwburg NJ. T.. church Sunday even
ing.
Assessor George l.. Shatfer, of indie
pendence, is here on professional bust
ness.
Nothing doing" is particularly appli-
cable to the plight of the man who doesn't
advertise.
L. Nj. Forman, Grafton, left 81 80 with
us and ordered the paper sent to his adj
dress for year.
The rifle range above Caddell is big
attraction for visitors, many viewing the
grounds Sunday.
Vester Dunn, o. A. Dill, and ID. q.
Watson, of Reedsville, were county seat
visitors this week.
Mrs. w. II. Crane has returned from
visit Of a week with her sister near King
wood.-Fairmont Times.
Noah Fearer K Co, Masontown, have
an al in this issue that should appeal TO
the men folks of that vicinity.
Mrs. John G. Brown, of Morgantown,
was here a few days this week the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. Ellen Brown.
George w. Rohr, of the firm of l.. NJ.
jenkins & Co., Masontown, was in the
county seat Tuesday on business.
William Plum, of Etam, gave us an
agreeable call Tuesday and left 81 80 for
another year subscription TO THE ARGUS.
ii. X. Hollis, NJ s. King, Adj Bowman,
Sherman Wheeler, and w. b. Bowman,
Of the River City, were attending court
this week.
j. Wesley Beatty, formerly resident
OF Preston county but now of Mounds
vile, this week renewed his subscription
to THE ARGUS.
Prof. Sauahbrah, u native OF Burmah,
will lecture on life and customs of Bur
mans at courthouse Monday evening,
June 10. Everybody come.
Col Tom Hassan was here during cir
cult court meeting his numerous friends
and taking orders for ]. j. Stump d Co.
the popular wet goods merchants Of Cum
berland.
Frank Hermann, of Howesville, a stu
dent at the summer normal, subscribed
for TIE ARGUS during the school term.
This is an example worth following 10y
the other students.
w. Espey Albig, who is assisting Prof.
William G.. Gist i'm the summer normal
school, was last week elected 10 the prin-
cipalslip OF the Bellevue high school at
Pittsburg for the ensuing year. The posi-
ton Is very desirable one The school
10 is ten months.
Mrs. Al. Bonafield, Of Tunnelton, and
Mrs. u. r. Hutton and sons, Of Huttons-
vile, who have been guests of the former
sister, Mrs. ID. S. Helmick, for ten days,
left Saturday for Tunnelton, where Mrs
Hutton will visit Mr.. and Mrs Bonafied
for two weeks .--Fairmont Times.
Our serial, "The Man Of the Hour, 4" is
ended in this issue. How did you like il?
n pleased, tell us; il not, say go We
will shortly have an opportunity TO secure
another equally as good, but would like
an expression Of opinion from our sub
scribers. Our aim il 10 please the ma
jority.
Rev. Levi Cross was in Preston county
last Sunday and preached the funeral SER
mon Of Charles Ridgway at Mount Zion.
He informs us that the house was moi
only crowded, but that the lot surround.
ing the church was pretty well filed up
Rev. Cross is very popular In that section
having preached there about eight years
--Bclington Observer.
Hon. T.. $. Elliott, Of KingwOod, wa
visitor in the city Friday. As forne
resident Of Morgantown, graduate o
the university and afterward instructor
his affections for the town and It's chic