West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1895-07-25
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
!. Kingwood, July 20, 1895.
DR.. Alex Iced. Dentist Grafton.

Or. j. S. Hartley was here yes.
terdaY on business.
Castoria at McMillen's Drug Store.
George A. Baker. of Smithfield,
Pa, WAS here last week.
chamberlain's Dia~rhoes Remedy al
McMillen's Drug Store.
Frank Craig. of Tunnelton, gave
us paying call Monday.
One of W. w. Grahsm's little
girls is sick with the scarlet rash.
John Brown has resigned his DO.
sition as clerk for w. Posten & Co.
Jerry Patton did the stone work
for the new home of Edmund
Messenger.
James Gibson Esq, Of Tunnel
ton, has been here this week visit
ing relatives.
The dog DAYS are upon us, but
we hope every dog won't have his
day this time anyhow.
Miss Lottle King, of Terra Alta.
was here last week visiting her sis.
ter, Miss Ella Lenhart.
Quarterly meeting services on
Beverly Hill next Saturday and
Sunday, by the Presiding Elder.
The Epworth League gave .es-
tival In the M. e. Church last
night and had pleasant time.
A big game Of base ball will be
played Saturday at Rowlesburg be-
tween the homo club and Keyser.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. @. Feather, of
Parsons, were visiting friends and
relatives in this county last week.
A fruit tree agent named W. Port
mess from Hampshire county, has
been here this week soliciting or
ders.
DR.. j. N. Deyore, the dentist
from Ravenswood, has been here
this week stopping at the Exchange
Hotel.
Miss Jennie Blackstone. Of Man
angton, has been here the past week
visiting Misses Grace and Bessie
Martin.
Mack Mason, OF st. Joe, was in
to see us during the past week. He
went to Washington this week on
business.
Born, 60 Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Barlow, of near town, fine girl
baby, weighing eleven pounds, on
Thursday, July 18th.
A large crowd from here went
out to the celebrated Cave In Valley
district last Saturday and had
big time picnicing.
DR.. j. S. Hartley, dentist, will
be in kingwood, Monday and re-
main three days. Also at Lenox
on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Goodwin returned
Tuesday from Chicago, accom-
panied by Mrs. j. Ii. Hawthorne
and, Joe Hawthorne, Jr.
On Friday, July 10, the dwelling
OF Amos j. Feather, of near Her.
ring, burned to the ground and
most of the contents destroyed.
Tue NJ. E. Sunday School will
vote next Sabbath on changing the
time for holding the School to $50
IN the morning instead of 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
The U. b. Church at Millers-
port will not be dedicated in Au-
gust as announced. Due notice
will be given through the papers
giving day and date.
Mrs. May McMlllen has been
visiting her father, Rev. Polling, Of
Pruntytown, the past ten days.
Her sister, who had been here some
time returned home with her.
The entertainment in the Court
House last Friday night by Robert
D"'VhpOib was b0Ou anu enjoyed
by those present. There was a fair
crowd ia attendance but the storm
kept q good many away.
This issue Of our paper is almost
all taken mp with the County FL
nancial Statement, which makes
very interesting reading to the
tax payers who desire TO know
what becomes of their money.
Teachers examination at Terra
Alta, next Monday and Tuesday.
and Kingwood, Wednesday and
Thursday. We think the Board
should not issue a certificate only
to parties who merit it on examina-
ton.
Geo. P. Whetsell and wife are
visiting the father Of the former.
b. P. Whetsell, Of the East Side.
Mr.. Whetsell has been living in
Woqt Graffon the y,aot ..o,. - 4 -.