West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-13
SEPTEMBER.
DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist. Grafton.

MIR. and Mrs. +. NJ Heermans, of Nor
gantown, were here over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Herring wen, to
fslrmont, yesterday to visit friends.
J. X. Monroe surprised his wife by plac
ing fine Stief piano in their house.
w. Troy Jenkins and Miss Julia Hayes,
: spent last Sunday over at Terra Alta.
Philip X. Cau6eld, of Marshalviile. Har.
rison county. is visiting friends at Howes
Vile.
Nj. {. Gibson and the Castle Bros. are
having another round today in the Justices
court.
Miss Grace Chidester of Buckhannon has
been visiting at L. NJ. Albright's the past
week.
Robert b. Brown and Miss Nina Flynn
were ont in Valley district last Sunday Wis
ting friends.
Miss Frances Greaser returned home last
Thursday, after three weeks vacation AZ
Gladesville.
The kingwood Public Schools will open
the inst Monday in October being the FIRST
day OF the month.
DIR. w. NJ. Sivey and Postmaster w. s.
Taylor, of Tunnelton, were in Kingwood on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw of ELEPHANTS.
Pa. are here now visiting Uncle Robert
Shaw near Kingwood.
Miss Lizzie Wolfe returned TO her home
over on Salt Lick, yesterday. after two or
three weeks visit here.
Miss Ida Marie Spahr vent to Grafton
last Saturday, where she has position as
teacher in the Public Schools.
Nellie Jane Albright lefs for Buckhannon
last week, where she will take her second
year at the Conference Seminary.
DIR. ]. II. Manown and wife went 10
'Philippi this week to visit their son, 7.
Frank Mauown, cashier of the Bank there.
Edward Scott, aged about ~, and son of
George Scott, of near Rohr. died last Fri
day, September 9TH, after short illness
with typhoid rever.
Mrs. J. +. IIagans of Thonton, and Mrs.
Mary Frey of Somer6eld, Pa, stopped two
days IN Kingwood, after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Gar Hagans.
Lawrence w. Scott will preach at Bruce.
ton next Sunday and at the Dale Cnear King
woody the Sth Sunday in September at Io:3o
a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Oren +. Morton went to Morgantown
Tuesday on business at the Acme Publish
ing House, connected with the printing of
his book "Under The Cottonwoods.
Rome Menear and w. r. Shaffer have
been adding to the appearance of the Sheets
property near town, lately purchased by
Noah Gross, by couple of coats of paint
Mrs. James p. Smith, of Johnson City.
Tenn, is here visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Smith is a sister of Col las. w.
Brown of near Kingwood and Mrs. Capt.
VIM. Elliott. of Terra Alta.
have opened out bakery in the Stuck
a'NhoahikS hiati OuCGls WUcTt can SuUDlV
Fresh Bread and Rolls on short notice
Your patronage respectfully solicited
NEWTON MANowN.
George Washington Conley is entitled to
the belt so far for FINE potatoes. lie has
dug his crop for this year and brought
sample of the Early Rose variety to this
Office as specimens. We weighed one and
il weighed nearly two pounds.
The "Full Dinner PaiI'' is the latest car.
toon issued Ivy the Mckinley campaign
managers. Now that the Republican party
IS in power, and has been for the past three
and half years, of course an All-wise
Creator will have to take back seat.
Charles v. Bishop has brought suit in the
Circuit Court here for divorce from his
wife. Mrs. Cora Bishop, of Fairmont.
James A. Brown is the attorney in the case,
which IS one of great interest TO our people
and the star suit Of the whole docket in this
respect.
J. G.. Ricketts, is here this week as the
press representative Of the X s. Belcher
Company of New York and Pittsburgh, in
the introduction of Twentieth Century
History. lie tackled us Of course and !,
gave US the "Rickeis" soon as we found on,
his name and that he was a book agent.
The Rowlesbarg Kid Nine went square
back on our second nine last Saturday.
They arranged game 10 be played here and
our boys got out bills advertising the game
At 2 O'Clock and were on the ground ready
with fair sized crowd, but the visitor,
never came. II was reported that they had
started over the mountain and got lost in
che red brush.
Charles y. Smith Of this place, went e
Clarksburg Monday for hearing befof,
Commissioner Spale, of the Federal Court
on the charge Of selling liquor, for which h,
Xsas arrested some time since and released
on bond. There was no evidence against
Smith except that Of Minor Fields Of thi,
place. who was eontradicted by two wit
nesses from Morgantown, and 80 the cas-,
was dismissed.
Marion Buokalow, who lives out AZ Betse,
Baconville, near Kingwood, is the psoudcs
man since Admiral Dewey got such bi,
welcome al New York City. Ills wife hai
presented himwith seven daughters. on,
after another. bul Marion wanted boy ans
last Sunday, a fifteen FOUNDER arrived a
MS house and ii's dad could hardly be hel,
down At all Dr. Showalter has charge o
the case and claims that " Is another eg
sdence 81 Mckinley prosperity