West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-03-18


Farmers are busy with spring work.
The almanac says winter ends Saturday.
The green Vas much in evidence yester-
day.
= I. J. welton, Of Brett, was here Tues
day.
o. Y. Shaw, of Bruceton Mills, was in
town Tuesday.
J. C. Lewis spent Sunday in Grafton
with his parents.
c. L. Reed moved his household goods
20 Fairmont Monday.
James C. Gibson, of Masontown, was
a business visitor Tuesday.
DR.. J. +. Michaels, of Fellowsville, was
Kingwood visitor Tuesday.
Commissioner Harrison linn, Of Tun-
melton, was in town Yesterday.
Robert T.. Guy, Of Morgantown, was in
Kingwood Monday on business.
u. g. Watson, Of Masontown, was in
Kingwood on business this week.
Grafton voted dry Mt the election held
Tuesday by majority Of 66 votes.
DIR. w. ii. Post. of Masontown, was
here on professional business Sunday.
Mcclellan Hartman, the Valley Point
merchant, was here several days this week.
Farley DeBerry, Will White, and A. j.
Elliott, of Terra Alta, was here Tuesday.
4. NJ. Alter and family have postponed
their departure for Pittsburg until next
week.
Miss Daisy Jenkins was the guest OF
relatives and friends in Morgantown this
week. *
Thomas Hill. of Amblersburg, was
here yesterday and gave this Office a pleas
ant call.
r. G. Bishop, OF Valley Point, Was in
town Saturday and gave us pleasant
business call
L.y Reed, OF Terra Alta, and his esti-
mable wife, were Kingwood visitors Mon
day few hours.
II. A. Loar, OF Independence, is assist
ing in the Stricken drug store during the
illness OF DIR. 4. W. Stricken.
A. j. Murray, OF Sinclair, is attending
court this week. He made THE Argus an
agreeable business call Tuesday.
A. ID. Bowman and son, w. b. Bow
man, Of Rowlesburg, were business visi-
tors In the county seat this week.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. s. Brown at 2 o'clock Monday
afternoon and left lO1S-pound boy.
Rev. George b. Dever, former pastor
of the Kingwood Baptist church, but
now of Webster Springs, il in town for a
few days.
Nathan A. Wilson, a prosperous farmer
Of near Csddell, was business visitor in
town Saturday and gave The ARGUS
pleasant call.
Emory Freeland, of Albright, has been
appointed farmer for the Mountain Lake
Park Association. He will assume his
duties Mt once.
sfr. and Mrs. +. Heermans returned
Tuesday evening from q lengthy visit
with their daughter, Mrs. w. w. Wright,
In Cadiz, Ohio.
The annual inspection Of Company G.,
Of this place, will be held at the armory
April IL; Company M, Of Terra Alta. will
be inspected April 10.
Col. Carleton G. Pierce, Of Charleston,
VIA here Friday shaking hands with his
numerous friends. He left Saturday for
Rowiestprg and remained over Sunday
with his parents.
Several parties from near Egion left
Oakland the first OF last week for Seattle,
wash, TO locate. Among those going.
together with their families, were Henry
Porter and John Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Crogan, Mrs. Roy
o. Shaffer, Miss Mamie Fawcett, and A.
Bliss McCrum, all OF Kingwood, we're
guests at the Madeira Hotel Saturday. -
Morgantown Dominion.
James @. Mencar, who has been at the
bedside Of his father tie past week, re-
turned TO Pruntytown Sunday, but will
probably be here again this week, as his
fathers condition is serious.
Troy A. Wilson, who was injured on
the NJ. & X. some time ago and taken 10
the Miners hospital at Fairmont, IL get
ting along finely. The report that ampu-
tation Of the foot was necessary is untrue.
Attorney General w. G.. Conley arrived
home from Washington Friday where he
had been on business connected with the
VIRGINIA debt suit. lie will probably re-
main until the adjournment Of circui,
court.
Ray Sypolt has sold his tonsorial par
Tors on Main street to o. r. Graham. OF
lenoK. Mr. Graham took charge yester.
day andswe bespeak for him a confirm.
ance of the liberal patronage accorded the
retiring proprietor.
Mrs. J. l.. Jones, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Owens. a,
Howesvilie, since Wednesday, will return
home this evening accompanied by Mrs.
Owens, who will leave Tuesday 10 Join lien
husband at League City, Tex. where the,
viii make their future home. Saturday !,
Grafton Sentinel