West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-10-13

Rey. Charles G Cummings will
preach IN the Beverly Hin church next
Sunday at IL a M, 3 and 1880 p IN.
Rev. Geo. n. McGrew and uifA left
Tuesday for their home in Cleveland.
Ohio. after n couple of weeks visit here.
life insurance is n good thing. but
health oy keeping the blooi
pure with Hoods Sa~rsaparilla, is still
better.
Mrs Carrie McCartv, of c~larksburr.
who has been visiting relatives here
for the past three weeks. has returned
home.
Mrs. Geo. y. Mhetsell, of Terra Alta.
who has been quite il with typhoid
fever for several weeks. is able to be
up once more.
Mrs. E. NJ. Heermans left Tuesday
for Terra Alta to visit friends and rcla.
tiSes and went on to her home in Char
lesion yesterday.
Miss Ella Tremblv. who has been
visiting friends around here FOR some
time. returned to her home in Terra
Alta Tuesday evening.
Col. Jas. w. Brown and son. A. A.
Brown, of near town, raised this year
on OF about eleven acres of ground.
ALP bushels of b~uckwheat.
Hite Wilson is sick at his fathers.
Nathan Wilson, on the East Side, with
typhoid fever. DR.. s NJ. Scott. of
Terra Alta, is attending him.
Mrs II. Copeman, OF near town, who
has been seriously i'll for some time. is.
we are glad to state. rapidly improving.
DIR. w. 5. Martin has been attending
her.
our baby was sick and we bought
one bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
and were well pleased with il. 1t did
the baby a great deal of good. VIM.
Thompson, McKeesport, Pa"
Mrs. c. L. Reed. of this place, has
been critically i'll the past week with
fever. Drs. Pratt. Graham aud Sho-
walter rave all been in consultation on
the case.
Orlando Brand, the Wagner for
Company III" of the Second West Va.
Regiment, arrived in town last Satur-
day from Camp Meade, Pa. and il
stopping ut III. H.. Potter's. He is laid
up with infianmatory rheumatism and
unable to walk and is home on sick
leave.
GeorgeM Ralphsnyder, OF Fairmont.
was here this week on legal business.
His brother, ]. C. Ralphsnyder has
been at Dawson in the Kloudike since
June. He left Seattle for the Klondiks
last March and arrived there in June.
George started also, but got sick at
Seattle and came home.
David White from out near Herring.
a private in Company "H." 2ond. West
Virginia Regiment, arrived in King
wood Monday from the Division Hos
pital at Camp Meade, Middlstown, Pa :,
where he had been sick for some time
with the fever He is home now on
thirty days furlough to ~recuperate his
health.
William r Shaffer arrived home last
Thursday evening from a three weeks
visit among friends and relatives in
Roane and Jackson counties He was
accompa MED by his sister, Mrs Suse
Landfried, of Ravensvood She left
.his week for her home and was ac-
c%ompanied as far as Grafton by Mrs
ShaTer
Hessrs. w. q Brown and Neil J Fort
Rey drove over TO Horgantown Sunday
and went on down TO Pittsburg from
there, the former TO attend the
Knights Templar Conclave and the lat
ter as the Special Agent of the King
wood Town Council TO negotiate with
the Westinghouse Electrical Company
for an Electric Light Plant for King
wood
A very enjoyable dinner party was
given last Sunday by Mr. and Mrs /
Martin of East KIngwood, in honor of
their guest. Mrs DR. Scott from Terra
Alta Several intimate friends were
invited in TO partake of the sumptuous
repast spread before them A large.
fue turkey was roasted TO perfection
and many other good things were pro-
vided Among these present in add
ton to Mrs Scott and Mr. Martins
family, were Miss Olivia Fairfax from
Reedsville and Mr. and Mrs Felix Ell
lott Jr and daughter, KathaIine and
Miss Sarah"R Fairfax and J SlideIi
Brown Of Kingwood
There was a lively trial in Police
Court here last Saturday night. There
had been trouble down IN the Bowerv
between Mrs Matt Cobun and Mrs.
Viola Pacella, who lives down there,
had a row oyer their children and one
hollered for che ak and the other for a
butcher knife, but before blood could
be shed, Consta bic G.. w. Fawcett ap-
peared on the scebe and commanded
peace. The colored woman was ar
rested and brought before his Honor.
j.. X Monros the Mayor. The evidence
was very conflicting, but Mrs. Pacella
was fined 81 and costs. There was n
big crowd prsseutau d the performance