West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-10-22
IN MD ABOUT KISGwooD.

ANtsNc Nalr wv tieNtlon.
Water getting very scarce.
Football is now all the rage.
Politics rs getting very interesting.
The overcoat feels very comfortable.
TmE ARGUS, $3.50 year, and worth it
Attorney General w. q. Conlcy /.
home for few days
Luther Swearingcn is dangerously III
with Bright's disease.
Russell Kelley. OF Terra Alta, was a
business visitor here Monday.
G. A. Craig has returned from the
meeting OF grand lodge, X. of p, at
Hinton
a boy baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garlets, OF near Snyder, Monday
morning.
Miss ETA Duvall returned Tuesday
night from visit with relatives in
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Bert Bickford and Billy stevens. two OF
Atlantic's jolly citizens, were in town a
few hours Monday.
New subscribers to THE ARGUS this
week are 5. g. Salisbury, Newburg, and
Nora NJ. Fike, Lcadmine.
Mrs. Martha Hill, of near town, re-
newell her subscription to Tnr ARGUS
for another year Yesterday.
Rev. II. NJ. Ramsey returned Tuesday
from Sistersville, where he had been in
attendance at Presbyterian synod.
Mrs. B. f. Cole, who has been con-
fined to her bed the past few weeks by
sickness, is still in precarious condition.
j. III. Garner, OF Morgantown street,
who IL putting down fine dug well,
struck an abundance of water at about
% feet Tuesday.
Miss Sophia Schwcndcman returned
last Thursday evening from Lowell, Ohio,
where she had gone TO be present at the
wedding OF her brother.
The morals of our community were ex-
ccptlonally good last week, notwithstand-
ing tire fact that there was not minister
la town for several days.
Sheriff w. NJ. Schaefler, accompanied
by his daughter nellie and son Wilson,
spent Sunday i'll Pruntytown the guests
OF superintendent ii. +. Flesler.
MIR. and Mrs. j. $. Brown are in
Romney this week, where the former is
attending a meeting OF the board OF re-
gents of the deaf and blind school.
Mesdames Charles Stone, w, q. Con
ley, and Lena Burchinal and Misses
Emma Brown and Julia Murdoch were
shopping in Morgantown Friday and
Saturday.
Rev. j. Ill. Hess is busily engaged
packing household goods preparatory to
moving to Weston, where he will be
pastor OF the NJ. +. church this confer
ence year.
Attorney Van A. Barrackman, of
Morgantown, was here a short time Sat
urday afternoon and addressed rousing
Democratic meeting at Valley Point in
the evening.
ID. >. Cobun, a veteran of the civil
war and a man who thinks and acts on
his own convictions, was i'm town on
Monday. Mr.. Cobun reports all quiet
tcven politically in and about Tunnel
ton.
Mildred Alberta, the 3-year old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Gidley, died
Thursday night at IL o'clock OF tumor OF
the spleen. The funeral took place Sat
urday morning, intcrmcnt being in King
wood cemetery.
Our Democratic friend, George A.
Kelley, of Orr, dropped in TO sec us Sat
urday and left as token of his good
will nice lot of apples, which were
highly appreciated by The ARGUS force.
Thanks; come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schwartz, Of Salem
Ohio, who have been the guests OF their
daughter, Mrs NJ. T.. Mchrten. returned
TO their home Monday. MIR. Schwart,
says the Republicans are going TO vote fol
Bryan in his part of Ohio.
The greatest fire in the history of the
NJ. q X. region occurred Tuesday morn
ing when the tipple and buildings of th,
Elkins Coal and Coke company at Bret,
were burned. The loss is estimated a
$4,000, part OF which is covered by i'm
suranee. The origin Of the fire is un
known.
The very latest and most popular
political movement here is the formation
OF an independent club. The Republi
cans and Democrats both have organizes
clubs, but owing to the very liberal con
stitution OF the independents they arr
likely TO draw heavily from both, Tn,
main obligation being that its member
believe in the divinity Of Christ and vot
their own sentiment regardless Of part
affiliations.
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