West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-05-16
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

l.. c. ShaHer and son, Herbert, are here
this week from Carmel.
Frank w. Candy, of Newburg, was here
last week, and gave us a paying call
Miss Ida Menear is in Charleston for a
months visi, at Mrs. Maude Dawson's.
DIR. William r. Daley and DR.. E. r.
Martin. of Terra Alta. were here Monday.
|. n. Ady. the school teacher. il now
carrying the mail between here aud Bran
donville.
J. NJ. remple,ou has gone to housekeep-
ing in the Martin property. ia the Brown
Addition.
Il. L. Cress, who went from Rohr. this
county. and located at Long Point, Illinois,
is now at Milo. Iowa.
An Indiana woman who married legless
man, probably did il to prevent her husband
running after other women.
Mrs. Edmund Messenger has been at
Clarksburg the past two weeks for treat
ment at the Kessler Hospital.
Carleton {. Pierce, of Rowlesburg, has
passed the examinations in the Law Depart
ment of the University at Moggantown.
Second hand bicycles. Sewing Machines
and Type Writers a, Jenkins Jewelry Store,
at your own price. Mus, have the room.
The residences of Mrs. Ida NJ HYDE and
Constable c. w. Fawcett are being very
nicely improved this week by new coats of
paint.
Lloyd Beerbower was in Kingwood last
week. lie and his brother, Charley, who
now resides at Terra Alta, are engaged in
the insurance business.
For Sale.-A good riding and driving
horse; a splendid two-seated Surrey almost
new, and good milch COW. Apply to Mrs
]. NJ. Goodwin. Kingwood.
l.. NJ. Albright and wife returned Satur-
day from Baltimore. The former was at
the Johns Hopkins Hospital for the treat
ment for stomach trouble.
Dewitt Miller lectured last night Friday
in the Commencement Hall of the Chenille
State Normal School, on the subject enti-
lied "rhe Uses of Ugliness."
MarcelluS Martin and daughter, Miss
Martha, from Morgantown, drove over here,
Sunday and were visiting friends and rela-
tives in this county this week
Mrs. l.. L. IIirst has been here this week,
from Grafton, packing up their household
goods, in the Bishop block and making
ready to move back to Grafton.
Col. John w. Guseman. of Reedsville.
has been here surveying this week. The
Colonel is kept very busy new surveying
in different parts of the county.
Don't fail to read The new advertisement
in this issue of the Osborne Machine Com
pany IN regard to their haY.rakes J. NJ.
6. Fairfax, of Reedsville, is the agent.
William p. White, of Tunnelton, has had
his pension increased to sIs per m nth and
George IL. Teats, of Brandonville, has had
his pension increased to s24 per month.
For Fine Groceries, Cakes. Chinaware,
Fruits, Canned and Picked Goods, Fancy
Groceries, Dry Goods and Notions, call at
John III. Gamers Store on Price street
Our old friend Stephen w. Poe, of Graf
ton, was in Kipgwood, last week, and drop
ped in to see us. lie is now working insur-
ance business and was making a trip through
this county.
Red Ball Flour at J. II. Gamers Bar
gain Store, Price Street, Kingwood, at only
90 cents per sack and guaranteed to give
excellent satisfaction. Try sack of it and
see for yourself.
Mrs. Art Liston, Of Tunnelton, has been
at the Kessler Hospital, Clarksburg, the
past two weeks, receiving treatment for cry
sipelas. Her feet were swelled so badly
she could not walk, and she was in bad
condition.
Star Route service with box delivery
along the line, has been established between
Pisgah and Valley Point, via Rockville and
Hudson. S. +. Clarke has been appointed
postmaster at Hudson in place of ]. c.
Groves, who resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waitman Garner, of Fair
mont, we're in town last week. They were
visiting friends and relatives in this county,
out near Pleasant Dale and up in Reno dis.
trict They were accompanied here by a
Miss Ridenour from Reno district.
Rev. Benjamin Ison d. D., one of the
pioneers of the NJ. L. Conference in this
State and well known TO many of our peo-
Pile died at the home of his son in Washing.
ton City on last Sunday, May I7th. The
funeral took place at Oakland, Md, Tues.
day, where the remains we're brought for
burial.
Rev. John w. Hardesly, of Rowlesburg,
has been at the Kessler Hospital. Ciarks.
burg, the past three weeks, receiving treat.
ment for bowel trouble lie first went to
Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore, for
treatment, but after ono week there he got
enough Of The place and came back Ia
Clarksburg.
Duke Dent is pitching for waynesburg
lie recently returned home from a Medical
College, which he has been attending. In
Baltimore, and the waynesburger's gobbled
hum up % once lie made a good record
with them last year, and before that he had
great deal Of success with the Varsity
team at this plaoe.-Dominion
Grant Burgess, aged 80, was married re-
Gently to Miss Polly Moreland, aged 81. al
Bsmark, Grant county, this State, by Rev