West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-10-11
OCTOBER.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


NJ the Shaffer Restaurant.
Mrs. Jane Kcener, of Pruntytown, is here
this week, visiting Mrs. Sarah Vol,z.
Air. and Mrs. Arnold McGinnis, Of Eighty
Cut, were here visiting friends last week.
The whole family Of George Myers of
Housewife, are down with typhoid fever.
James w. White is a, Morganiown, work.
Ing in the Office of the Daily and Weekly
Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albrigh, were visit
ing Mr.. David J. Gibson, OF Nswburg,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Hawkins were visiting
their son Edward, down on Greens Run last
Sunday.
Martin Childs is home from Elkins, where
he has been working on a brickyard for
some time.
James Messenger, of IVES, Kingwood. has
the typhoid fever. Or. Showal,cr is in
charge of the case.
The infan, child of Jesse Salisbury. of
Ironi, died Monday evening with the fever.
II was only about year old.
Rev. L. X. Faulkner, of Albrigh,svlle,
will preach in the NJ. l.. church here next
Sunday morning aud evening.
James Elliott, of near Pleasant Dale, has
been very i'll with typhoid fever Dr. U.
w. Showalter of this place is attending him.
The long dry spell was broken Sunday
night by good rain that came down softly
and soaked into the dry ground and raised
the waters.
j.. M. G.. Fairfax, of Recdsville, declines
to accept the nomination for Constable for
Valley district, and the committee will have
to fill the vacancy.
Mrs. Riiha Younger is now living at
Uniontown, Pa, where she went about a
month ago and is married to man named
Eli Walker over there.
MIS-. Emily Fairfax and daughter Miss
Martha Louise. of near Reedsville, we're
here last week visiting friends and relatives
from Friday ill Sunday evening
Bruce Carroll arrived last Friday from
the west, where he has been at work all
summer. lie will be at home this winter
and teach the Pleasant Dale school.
Charley Craig is getting quite repua-
ton an auclioneer. He has lately been
called to Grafton to cry sales and goes next
week to Davis TO auction big sale.
Mrs. Mary X. Byrnc and daughter Julia
arrived home here last Saturday from Mt.
Lake Park, where they have been spending
the summer at their cottage over there.
J. Edgar Long went to philadelphia last
week to visit his old home and the railroad
and mines came near suspendimg operations
on account Of his absence. He returned
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. b. jenkins and children,
from Pittsburgh, arrived in Kingwood last
Saturday evening, aud will remain for
short vacation and visit with friends and
relatives here.
The hour for the Christian Endcayor ser
vices at the Presbyterian church has been
changed from 6:3o p. m. to II m. and
will be held hereafter for awhile immedi-
ately following the Sunday School, which
begins at 10 a. m.
The Curfew whistle blows at o'clock
now since October list, and school com
,nenced 90 ne o., Loe,, The -h;fd..,, ~ ~.
streets and give them good chance to study
some at night, as they should do in order to
have good lessons.
The Newburg schools opened up last
week with County Superintendent f. w.
Candy as Principal and Miss Jessie Spahr,
of Kingwood, as assistant and Miss Mollie
menear, of this place, in charge Of the
Primary Department.
Frank M. Murdoch, Emory 2. Albright
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Is. Ford left We'd
nesday for Morgantown, to be gone two or
three days. Messrs. Murdock and Ford 10
attend the X. Of p. Grand Lodge and the
others to visit friends.
The seventeen year old daughter, of
Charley Foriney, who lives out on Birds
Creek, died last Saturday evening with
typhoid fever. The funeral services we're
held Monday afternoon al the Birds
Creek church and the burial in the Con-
cord graveyard
James Graham. who sold his farm DOM
below Albrightsvillc about a year AGO and
moved to Buckhannon, has purchased the
George Rodeheaver property in Albrghts-
vile for $500 and moved back to Al.
brightsviiIe, as he did not like il very we'll
in Buckhannon and prefers to be located on
The Winding River Cheat
We clip the following item from the Daily
Revillie, Of New whatcom, Washington
Banker l.. r. White will leave today on
ZIP TO Southern California and Mexico.
= expecting to remain away from Whatcom
two OF three weeks on pleasure and rccfca-
ton. Ills partner, VIM. g. Brown will
be in the bank during Mr.. Whites absence.
Mr.. White goes alone.
The Grand Opening Of Fall and Winter
Millinery took place las; Wednesday in the
handsome Millinery Rooms Of l.. NJ. Al
bright and the place was throngcd all day
long with the fair sex aud some ~ tbe hats
and bonnc,s displayed were o ,hiog of
beauty AID joy forever lnal night the
kingwo'd Cotnc, Band went around and
screnaded The place with several 6nc select
lions Of music The ,or,,e 49,. ..o.,i -