West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-25
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

at the Shafer Restaurant.
Frank p. Gale, of Tunnelton, was in
town Monday on business.
Jack Firer moved to the Bowery last
week into the Murdoch property.
Miss Blanch Woodruff, of Sinclair, is the
guest of Miss Persis Hagans this week.
Born to Me. aud Mrs. Morgan Or, a fine
- pound boy on Thursday October 18th.
Lieut.. X. NJ. q. Brown, of Morgantown,
was here this week, calling on old friends.
Mrs. Sarah Teets and Mrs. John Shrou,
were visiting friends near Tunnelton las,
week.
Lieutenant Clyde Hawkins returned to
Piitsburg. Friday, after spending some time
here hunting.
Virgil Brown, of Halleck, was in town
last week. representing the Fairmont
Marble Works.
Miss Mabel Shaffer and Joseph N. White
are over in Pennsylvania this week, visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Elisha Thomas and grandson Adds.
left last Thursday for Pittsburg to visit her
daughter, Miss Alice.
Rev. Lane was over in Pennsylvania over
Sunday, preachinga trial sermon at some
appointment over there.
w. III. Fortney, from near Independence,
has been here the past week or two clerk
ing for George a. Herring.
Miss Mary Rexroad, of near town, has
been i'll the past week with fever. DIR. w.
5. Martin is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Milton Allen, OF Tucker
county, have been here since last Thursday
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. NJ. f. Pell, of Pleasant Dale, was
in town from Saturday till Monday visiting
her brother, l.. NJ. Albright
John Pacilla moved last week from the
Bowery to his own property over back of
the depot. where he has lately built a
house.
Col Charles f. Vickery, of The Treasury
Department, Washington City, arrived
home here this week on two weeks va
cation.
Mrs. Burdette Jenkins and children left
Friday for their home in Pitisburg, after
spending some time with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
M. jenkins of this place.
The Republican Executive Committee
of the county held session here this week
at Chairman Flynn's Office to divide up
their Armor Trust Campaign Doodle.
DIR. Felix Elliott preached in the Baptis,
church last Sunday morning and evening"
in place of Rev. Ross Ward, who is absent
over in Pennsylvania, visiting his wife.
John J. Stump & Co., Cumberland, Md,
are the dependable Liquor Dealers. You
can depend on the purity of their goods.
Send in your orders to them. They will
send the best goods for the least money.
Judge Henry Clay Beatty, one of the
prominent farmers of the Whetsell Settle.
ment, was in town Monday. Mr.. Beatty
has been sick all summer and is just able to
be out.
Postmaster Murdoch has been a grass
widower the past week or two, as his wife
has left his bed and board and gone on a
visit to friends and relatives out in Dod-
bridge county.
Judge Henry Brauuon, of Weston, and
Hon. A. B. White, of Pakersburg, who
have been here this week, we're the guests of
Hon. Neil J. Fortney and wife at their
beautiful home on the hill.
When you want Pure Rye whiskey. you
want IL Pure. We sell it pure. Send your
orders to us. We handle fine line of lead
ing Whiskeys, Wines, etc Send for price
list John J. Stump Co, Cumberland,
Md.
Another one Of our handsome girls car.
ried off by an enterprising young man from
an adjoining state. The ceremony took
place last night at 1890 at the NJ. f. Par
sonage, conducted by the Pastor, Rev. II.
{ Howard. The contracting parties we're
Mr.. Charles Lceper, of Belle Vernon, Pa,
and Miss Lenora Triekett, daughter of
William Trickett of near town.
w. ID. Lougee Of this place, has handed
us a letter from his brother Charley, who is
now in Rochester, New Hampshire. lie
had been employed in big tannery al
Binghamton, New York, until it was closed
down on September 2Ist by the big Trust
that got control Of II and lot Of men were
thrown out of work and compelled to seek
employment elsewhere The letter also
states that Rochester is the place where the
father of Mr.. Lougee was born and there
are good many of the name still living
around there.
Enos Ashburn, Of RcedsviIle, is in a yer,
critical condition with cancer Of the face
aud has given up all hope Of any relief
lie has been in the Harigan Hospital a
Morgantown for some time, but got no ben
eft from the treatment except some relic
from his suffering by the use Of opia,es
They had an expert from the John Hopkin
Hospital. Of Baltimore, to come to Morgan
town to examine him the other day. at al
expense Of 500 and all expenses besides
lie at once pronounced il cancer and toll,
Mr.. Ashburn he might as we'll 20 home a
they could do nothing for him.