West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-09-23
THE WEST VA ARGUS.
RingwoOd, September %, 1897.

Col. r. w. Monroe went TO Grafton
Monday 10 attend court
MIR. aud Mrs w r. ShafTer were
visiting oGt at Housewife yesterday.
Miss Bessie Faweett is at Charleston
visiting her sister, Mrs. Parkhurst.
Horace Tucker is at Rowlesburg
helping with a 0.g job OF plasterng.
James Hayes has position clerking
in the general store of George A. Her
ring.
Rev. }. d. Williams, OF Gladesville,
was in town Yesterday aud gave Us
pleasant c,
L. NJ. Albright has been in the East
the past week af,or Isis Water STOCK of
goods.
Hon. Joseph Moreland. Of Morgan
town, was here Tuesday on legal
business.
Mrs. Harry Deeds. from Pit,sburg.
has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs
q. c. Giles.
George C. Shaw, of Austen, was
here Monday as witness in Justice
Flynn's court.
Morgan Hooton and Hubert Cassidy,
of Rowlesburg, were here Tuesday on
business.
Rupert Vickery leaves tomorrow for
Washington City 20 attend school this
winter.
Mrs. Katharine Copeman returned
Monday from visiting her brother in
indianapolis, Inds
Miss Beatrice Brown. the little daugh-
ter of John II. Brown is visiting rela-
tives at Morgantown.
Henson Liston, of Brandonvile, has
been granted a restoration, reissue and
increase of pension.
Charley Pride and Weaver Messenger,
of Morgantown, were over here dur
ing the past week.
Ask your local dealer for "Pepsin
PufTs" and Derrick Stogies, the la
test and best brands 0-9-4t
Troy Jenkins and Alton Jackson rode
their bicycles over to Morgantown Sun
day and returned Monday.
Rev. Wesley Chichester and daughter,
Miss Stella, OF Buckhannon, have been
visiting friends here this week.
We know the great cures by Hoods
Sarsaparilla are genuine because the
people themselves write about them.
Charles Flanagan Copeman has
been employed to teach the Deep Hol-
low school, in Pleasant district.
The long drouth seems to be broken
at last and the gentle rain is falling
softly today and is a welcome visitor.
Joseph Lefferts, the young attorney
from Passaic, New Jersey. who spent
,lis summer vacation here, returned
home last week.
Smoke "Pepsin Puffs" and Derrick
Stogies. Manufactured by John II
Barlow. Mannington w Va.
The Lyon District' Sunday School
Convention will be held in Independ-
ence Saturday and Sunday, October
9th and 10th, 1927.
Rev. J. c. Schcrrick, OF Terra Altas
was in Kingvood this week. on his
way out to Herring, TO ofiiciate at
wedding out there last night.
Miss Nellie Flynn has secured a po-
sition in the public school at Newburg
and will not teach the colored school
here as announced heretofore.
Mrs. J. NJ Crane and son Stanhope
have gone to Washington City to spend
the winter. Mr. Crane will go about
the first of the month.
"Pepsin Puffs," three for nickle
and Derrick" StoRies, four for five
cents Buy them and try them.
Rev George Trach has been down on
the river this week visiting James era
ham and helping Rev. Sherrick and
Grant Graham rob bee tree
In cases where dandruR, scalp dis
cases, falling and grayness OF the hair
appear, do not neglect them, but apply
proper remedy and tonic like Halls
Hair Remover.
Workmen are engaged making a
macadamized road through the AGA
deny grounds for teams hauling coal
and other purposes in there for the
school.
The public school here will open
Monday, October 4th. and the prospect
for good attendance is better than
ever, owing partly TO the compulsory
school law.
Miss Nettie Hawkins returned Tues
day evening after ten days spent visit
ing friends in Grafton and New burg
Miss Harrington. from NewJurg, nc
cOmpauied her home
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Pierce returned
from ten days visit 60 Tennessee and
taking in the Exposition at Nashville.
They we're visiting Mr. Pierce's old
home in Benton county, Tennessee.
Mrs. a. S. Mann and son, from Park
ersburr, stopped Off here last Friday
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