West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-10
F. NJ. Mup,iock is in rarlersburv .,

+. NJ. Muriock is in parkersburr on
business.
J. Ami Martin wa~ over from Morgan.
town yesterday.
Frank Gale. OF Camp Chapel. WAS here
a short time yesterday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones q,
lrona, Monday, a son.
T.. j. Bowermaster was a business Wis.
ltor in Morgantown Tuesday.
Miss Persis Hagans is in with stomach
trouble at her home near town.
Wesley woodring, of near Eglon. was
county seat visitor yesterday.
Joseph Guseman, of Gainesville. was a
business visitor in kingwood Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. sharps.
oil lrona, Saturday. June 3, a daughter.
Grant Watson, of Masontown. was
among the county seat visitors yesterday.
Lee Miller has been incapacitated from
work several days this week 10y sickness.
son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Tony
Albert OF near town, yesterday morning.
ID. +. Watson, leading merchant of
Tunnelton, was seen on our streets YES.
terday.
The stork visited the poor farm Tues
day aud left girl baby with one Of thein-
mates.
Guy Hulderman has gone To his home
IN Philippi to rcuperate from an attack
Of quinsy.
jeremiah Thomas, cashier of the
Brnceton bank, was here ON business
yesterday.
r. +. Parrack, of Tunnel,on, is camp
ing in the county seat during the present
term of court
A boy baby arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Host, of near Birds
creek, Monday.
Mrs. w. w. Shoch, OF Rowlcsburo, is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Walls this week.
DIR. +. w. Stricken returned last even
ing from Parkersburg where lac had been
attending federal court.
The stork brought l0-pound boy 10
the home of w. II. O'Bryon, of Stecls
mill, near Caddell, June o.
+. +. Cuppctt, deputy assessor, of
Glade Farms, who was here on business,
left for his home yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob Spiker, of Masontown. WINS
IN town this week attending court, and
gave this office pleasant call.
ID. j. Gibson attended banquet given
by the underwriters of the state at the
Waldo hotel in Clarksburg Tuesday.
This il the time of year when good
many persons have promised to pay their
subscriptions. This is to jog your memory.
Miss Margaret Stricken will leave Mon.
day for vacation Of several weeks 10 be
spent in Fairmont, Shinnston, and other
points.
Charles II. Manown arrived from
Philippi Monday evening in his auto
mobile, which lac has housed on Morgan
town avennc.
George A. Kelley and David Iiyen-
good, OF Pleasant district were here Tues
day in attendance at court and favored
this office with a pleasant visit.
Winifred Lantz, of Aurora, who has
been the guest of friends and relatives in
town the past week, will leave for Wheel
ing Friday TO consult an oculist.
But one marriage license was issued
since last issue, the fortunate couple be-
ing Orval Clinton Friend, 81, and Carrie
May Nicola, IL, both of Hazelton.
w. n. Garner had the misfortune 10
fall from pile of Hath at Sutherland and
dislocate his right arm at the elbow. DIR.
ID. j. Rudasill rendered surgical aid.
Attorney General w. G. Conley came
in from Charleston Saturday to attend
circuit court, but left last evening for
Wheeling, where supreme court Is in SOS.
sion.
Walter Mayfeld, the popular conductor
on the M. & X, Is once more on duty
after being laid mp by injuries sustained
by fall into the cellar of his house in
Sabraton last THURSDAY.
Boyd Pernell, Of Clarksburg, and Miss
Mary McCrobie, Of Rowlesburg, were
married at the Catholic rectory, Grafton,
Monday morning, Rev. Father McElligott
officiating. They will reside in Clarksburg
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Hinsky, of Sutton,
are new residents Of the town, having ar
rived Tuesday. Mr.. Hinsky is tailor
and will open shop in the Albright
building on High street now occupied as
a millinery store.
William G.. Brown has been appointed
by Judge Dayton a member of board
OF commissioners for the purpose of
viewing a site for postofice building at
Grafton and fixing the valuation thereon
for condemnation.