West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1900-09-20
SEPTEMBER.
Dr.. Alex Leeds, Dentist. Grafton.

Harvey Walls and wife, of Rockville.
were IN town on business, Wednesday.
Mr.. Will Englehart and bride, of Guse
mans Mills, were in town Wednesday.
Marshal Wolf. one of the good Dem
ocrats of Grant district, was here yesterday.
Milford Gibson and son lanes. Of Tun.
Melton, were here on business since our last
issue.
Rev. Ross Ward returned last week from
two weeks visit to his wife over in Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. George Fleming, of Oakland, has
been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. III. s. whetseli.
this week.
w. II. Shaaer and wife and Kathleen
White are out at Hopewel, attending the
picnic to-day.
John GidleY and family we're visiting
relatives down about Valley Point during
the past week.
Hugh Cox, of Morgantown, was here
Friday and was stopping at the Jenkins
House, of course.
Mr. aud Mrs. {. l.. Reed and little boy
are visiting friends and relatives in Barbour
county this week
The little daughter of S. l.. Cobun, of
Masontown, is recovering from very severe
attack of scarlet fever
Kew. Hart, prominent Baptist minister,
OF Grant district. was stopping at the Jen-
kins House, Wednesday.
Rev. Abram Title is home for ten
days visit from his work at Berrysburg,
over in Barbour county.
Henry Younger, who lives down i'm the
Bowery. is sick with symptoms of fever.
DIR. Pratt is attending him.
Rev. 0. c. Crawford, of Allegheny. Pa,
will fill Rev. Lanes appointments here and
at Pleasant Grove next Sunday.
Miss Bell Beavers returned home Sunday
from Carmel, where she has been staying
with her sister Mrs. f. NJ. Williams.
VIM. M. jenkins had new roof put on
his Hotel this week aud a new chimney
built and his house generally improved.
Mrs Samuel Blaney and daughter, Mrs.
{. |. Trowbridge, are guests of friends and
relatives in Monongalia county this week.
Emory p. Albright was out hunting
Tuesday, and killed three fine wild turkeys.
Emory has quite reputation as a marks
man.
Mrs J. Russell Trotter returned to her
home in Charleston last Friday, after spend
ing the summer with her parents at this
place.
Clark Gidley and family and c. Y.
Bishop, arrived home Saturday from Pitts
burg, where they had all been taking in the
Exposition.
DR.. w. M. Siyey and wife and Willis
Taylor, wife and two sons, all of Tunnelton,
were in town Saturday, stopping at the
jenkins House.
Mrs. William G. Morley and Miss Mary
and James Carroll, returned Monday even
ing from two weeks visit to Mrs. Mary
Mckee at Brandonville.
l have opened out bakery in the Stuck
building, Main Street, where can supply
Fresh Bread and Rolls on short notice.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
NEWTON MANowN.
J. Slidell Brown was at Morgantown
during the past week attending meeting of
the Senatorial Committee for this district.
a call for a convention will be found in
another column.
0. F. Morton was in Morgantown the
middle Of last week. His book, "Undcr
the Cottowoods," has gone to press aud the
publishers promise to have it out by the
middle Of next month.
An all-day meeting will be held in the
Grove near town next Sunday, September
75rd, by the colorcd folks Of the Beverly
Hill A. NJ. z. church, presided over by
Rev. Johnson, the pastor from Morgan,own.
All are invited to be present
John +. Wilt, a practical miner and
Republican, was here this week from Min
eral county, and says Col. Davis will get
almost the solid vote Of the miners in his
section. lie is strong in his advocacy Of
Col. Tom Davis for Congress.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright drove to
Tunnelton, Sunday evening and took No. 4
tor Baltimore and Philadelphia, where they
60 to purchase fine stock Of millinery and
general merchandise for their store. They
will be absent in the East ten days.
Robert Johnston, who travels for the
big wholesale paper house Of Johnston &
Co, Of Harrisburg, Pa, was here this week
and as usual this Office purchased big bill
Of paper goods Of him and we are better
prepared than ever to I'LL all orders for lob
printing right up to date with new and first.
class stock.
Date a crowd from Kingwood drove out
10 the new railroad the other side Of Mason.
town, last Sunday to take in the Salvation
Army Camp Meeting at Spring Park. In
the crowd were Misses Nina Flynn, Carrie
Orr and Nellie Shancr, and Messrs Morris
Jackson and Edward Orr and the following
parties who went on down to Moreantown
on the excursion train over the NJ. & X.
road and returning TO the Park and home
here in the evening Mr.. and Mrs w. ".
Murdoch and Miss Frances NJ. Murdoch.
Nc. and Mrs. j. X. Monroe and Miss Nellie
Monroe, Miss Julia Murdoch and j. NJ.
Murdock and NJ. b. McCiunls.