West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-05-28
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8<son LAY SATURDAY.
HosnDyuckles are in bloom.
No i6~sD ge licenses this week.
Mrs- J. l.. Stone il seriously in.
Locust blossoms sweetly scent the air.
Asocs advertisements bring business.
Always in season-the time to subscribe
Prof. w. G. Gist visited Grafton Sat
urlsy.
Joe White was over from Morgantown
this week.
n. c. Ridenour, of Fellowsyille. was in
town Monday.
Many good Democrats vending their
way wheelingward.
c. X. linn was business visitor Mon
day from Recdsville.
Ms. ID. Alton Jackson. of Austen
spent Sunday i'm town.
Miss Gladys Pierce. of Buckhannon. is
Whiting friends in town.
+. T.. rarrack, of Tunnelton, was here
on legal business Monday.
Nell J. Fortney was i'm Morgantown
Monday ON legal business.
Mrs. Charles Metzler, of Moryantown.
spent Sunday here with friends.
Homer Toothman. of Terra Alta, was
the guest OF friends in town Sunday.
Miss Bcss iIancy is home from Union
town, Pa, for visit of several weeks.
Congress will give Grafton So, 900 for
the purchase Of public building site.
DIR. J. T.. Offner, of Tunnelton, Joined
the ranks of ARGUS subscribers this week.
Troy and Dock Wilson, NJ. d X. brake
men, attended the funeral of Earl Mcnear
Sunday
Felix Elliott spent Sunday i'm Morgan
town the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. A.
Werner.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Uphold, of
near town, boy baby Wednesday of
last week
Attorney General w. q. Conley left for
Charleston Friday TO resume the duties
OF his Office
Mrs. Henri de Billier, Of Washington,
ID. c., spent Friday and Saturday with
friends in town.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. +. Barker, of Nor
gantown, were guests at the Jenkins
House Sunday.
Mrs. G. T.. Thomas, of Pruntytown, il
here Tor the summer. Clint came over
Sunday for the day.
Miss Belle Spahr, who taught in the
public schools of Morgantown the past
term, liz home for the summer
Mrs. Lydia ii. Murdoch, confined TO
her bed by a broken limb, is recovering
from an attack Of pneumonia.
We call the attention of our readers 10
our Albrightsville letter. Quite an inter
csting account Of how to shear sheep.
Itirschman's Bag Store, Morgantown,
is among THE Argus advertisers this
week. You will do well to give them a
call.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Menear, of Al
Fayetteville, rejoice over the arrival of a
fine girl baby Mt their home Sunday
night.
Mrs. Laura Trippett, of Baltimore, and
daughter, Miss Ada, of Pittsburg, are
here for the summer, guests of Mrs.R. w.
Monroe
Miss Edna Brady, of Berkeley Springs,
arrived in town Tuesday and will he the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ben Brady sew
eral weeks.
Miss Ethel Murdoch, of Philadelphia,
Is home visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ii. Murdoch, and will remain
until September.
After years delay the promised store
building oppOsite the courthouse OH Main
street ~ again assured-to he ready for
occupancy by September !.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Walker Menefec and
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine Morgan, of Morgan
town, were callers at Scott Wilson's on
High street Sunday between trains.
The board of education of Grafton on
Saturday evening rendered to Prof. LIZ.
FiesI'er, of the PrIntytown reform school,
the position of superintendent OF the city
schools.
BY special dispensation the grand com
fnandery Of West Virginia Knights Tenn
plar i'm session last week i'm Huntington
grantB special commandery for Nor
Rantown.
Miss nellie Shaffer who was the guest
OF her sister, Miss Ann, over Sunday,
left Monday for Wheeling 30 accept a
position a. stenographer in large mer-
camille house.
Work on the foundation for J. Ami
Everly's new residence on Beverly Hill
is progressing rapidly, and IL the weather
permits IL will be only short time till
che carpenters can take charge.
Democratic victories are getting 20 com
mon that we forgot TO mention the result
OF the election in Cumberland last week
The Democrats elected mayor, city
clerk. and five councilmeB and secure
control Of city affairs.
II has long been said that large crop
Of locust bloom was am indication Of a
large corn crop. II that be true the corn
crop this year ought to bc all that could
be desired. The locust bloom is heavier
than for many years.
Newton ~. Manown, formerly Of the
New Dominion plant, has opened print
ing Office in the basement Of the Black.
stone building on Chestnut street. Mar.
shall Squires, formerly of the Post, IL as.
sisting him. --Morgantown Dominion.
Col. w. J. Lavelle, Of the Il. & o. train