West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-04
West Virginia Argus
klNcwooo. MARCH =. 1908.
IN, AND ABOUT KInewoop.


s--sEx president Roosevelt
Tue ARGus-alwaYs first.
March came in very mildly.
Plant your spring advertising.
Welcome the return of the birds.
Dog prisoners are busy in Terra Alta.
Our courthouse is a disgrace To ciyiliza-
ton.
Charles Field, of Bull Run, is in town
on business.
Rev. G. w. Bent is in Washington. ID.
O., this week
Trespass notices for sale at this office
l0c per dozen.
~ A. Bliss McCrum and ]. w. Flynn are
bone FROM. Charleston.
Born>to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer f. Mar
tin, of st. Joe, Sunday, a son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence wiles.
OF Sutherland, n son, Saturday.
The Terra Alta summer normal opens
May 10 and continues ten weeks.
Scott W shahan, Of Function, was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Griffin, Of lrona, Sunday morning.
Curtis Nciman, of Zar, favored The
ARGUS with a business call Saturday.
Baker Nor tgomery, who has been i'll
she past month or more, is able to be out.
Attorney Vester b. Dunn was in Mason
town Monday and Tuesday on legal bust
ness.
/. DR. w b. Rogers of Clarksburg, is a
professional visitor at the Stricken hos
pital
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Hoffman, of Caddell, Tuesday
morning.
Jerry Shaffer, of Sutherland, had his
name enrolled this week as a new sub
scriber to The ARGUS.
II. ]. Crogan returned Tuesday morn
ing from Morgantown, where he had been
attending circuit court.
Mrs. T. S. Cunningham, of Brandon
vile, is here the guest OF her son, A. d.
y. n. Mechanism, of Terra Alta, was
here on business for the Rigg wooden mill
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jesse w shalTer, of Carmel, was here
several days this week on legal business,
returning home yesterday.
s. p. Conlcy, of Reedsvile, was bust
ness visitor in town Saturday and gave
THE ARGUS pleasant call.
Sylvester Frankhouser, of Brandonville,
and Gay .Guseman, of Zar, were pleasant
callers at this office Saturday.
viii G. Rcxroad, military instructor in
the reform school at Pruntytown, is the
guest Of his mother few days.
Mrs. G. d. Spencer, of Kingwood, ar
rived Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Curtis Bolyard. -Fairmont Times.
Mrs. w. G. Conley, who is a member
OF the inaugural reception committee, left
yesterday morning for Charleston.
Ira f.. Hoffman, formerly of this place
but now of Moundsville, has been here
the past few days calling on old friends.
marriage license was granted in Oak
land last week to Richard Lambert, of
Newburg, and Agnes Shafer, Of Tunnel
ton
3. NJ. n. Taylor, of Terra Alta, one OF the
I stakeholder Of the Rigg Wooden Mill
Company was in town yesterday on bust
mess.
Miss Carrie Miller, daughter Of Judge
Joseph A Miller, Of Tunnelton, is the
eguest OF her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Werlich,
1this week
Z President Althouse, OF the Manufactur-
Sers Coal q Coke Company of Victoria,
was q business visitor from Philadelphia
yesterday,
Ed VI. Williams, who is embarkine in
the mercantile business i'm Clarksburg.
will move with his family TO that city
about April
G: D. spencer, who was operated on at
gthe Stricken hospital for hemorrhoids.
pleit for his home iu frona Tuesday com
pletely recovered.
a class Of ,hirty-one took the examina-
hon iast saturday Tor the position Of rural
carrier. A number Of new routes will be
established April in the county.
Nathaniel fIankins, Of Uniontown. Pa.
n prominent coal operator and son OF s.
NJ. ilankins, q the Orr Coal & Coke Co.
Of Hiora,wa here yesterday on business.
Misses Daisy and nellie schaefer and
Caroline Herring were delightfully."- enter
tained for the weeks end at Maplewood
AVN hc 9icsts Of Miss Henrietta Muir
dock.
Henry Glover, John G. Mayer, and
Charles a. Miller, cashier Of the First
National Bark, Terra Alta, we're in town
Tuesday on business, departing yesterday
morning.
Emory II Smith, Of Newburg. has re.
signed az cashier 81 the First National
Bank at that place and left last Thursday
Tor Roswell, n NJ, where he will omen 4
bank Of his own.
Miss Lizzic Wolfe, who underwent an
operation At the strickler hospital three
weeks AGO and whose case was considered
hopeless, Is now able % be up and wall
about and will leave the hospital in
few days.