West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-17

DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


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Dr. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
a. ID. Field. of Herring. was in ,oan
Tuesday and gave us paying call.
W. J. Chapman. of Baltimore. was here
las, week looking after some coal land
business
good cook stove, No. s, Tropie, for
sale. cheap. Enquire of S. ID. Ga,ewood,
Kingwood.
A. +. Brown, of Lynch, this state, was
last week granted patent on thread cut
ting die.
Levi A. Shafier, of Horse Shoe Run, was
here this week on business aud gave us
paying call.
Miss Mabel Marsden of near Albrights
vile, was out at Masontown last week to
arrange for class Of pupils in music.
Col. Charles +. viekcry left the first of
the week for Washington City TO resume
his duties in the Treasury Department.
Read the big advertisement in this issu.
OF l.. Nj. Albnghts, new goods and up.to-
date selections Just from the Eastern cities.
J. Slideli Brown is at Romney this week
attending meeting of the Board of
Regents of the School for the Deaf and
Blind.
Born to Prof Robert A. Armstrong and
wife at Grafton, Thursday, October 10th,
fine girl baby. The proud father is
receiving the congratulations of his many
friends.
Miss lisa Copeman of Bruce,on, has been
visiting friends and relatives near Kinewood
the past week. Her sister Miss Rhua. was
here also last week but returned home las,
Saturday.
The Masontown Club failed to come
again last Saturday to play the return game
they owe us, but have promised 10 come
next Saturday, sure. However we do not
vouch for anything they promise or agree
to do.
Cyrus H. Martin has gone to Aurora
where he opened school Monday of this
week. He has been at Morgantown all
summer where he had a good position.
He expects to enter the University next
spring when his school closes
Julius X. Monroe went to Shiuston last
week to attend the funeral of his uncle
John Walker Monroe who was buried Fri
day at noon, under the auspices of the
Masonic Lodge as he was member of that
order. The funeral was very large one
as the deceased was very popular and had
many friends.
Salvation Oil the best liniment. Price
IS c,s large bottle, 20 cts. Greatest cure
on earth for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Sore
ness, Sprains. Backache, Stiffness, Cuts
Bruises, Wounds, SweIlings, Burns and
Frost Bites. Salvation Oil kills all pain.
Col X. w. Monroe was summoned 70
Shinnstop, Harrison county, last Wednesday
to the bedside of his brother, ex-sherif 7.
arrived there. The latter remained till
after the funeral aud then was met at
ClaTksburg on Saturday by John a. Liston
OF this place and they went on up to the
Salt Sulphur Springs of Webster county at
Addison and will remain there couple OF
weeks.
Quite jolly party drove to GIadesville
and spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. T.. u. Conley Among the party
were Messrs. Charlie Lynch. Joseph Borg
man, Jim Greaser, Dale Snyder, John
Mickael and Ed Greaser, and Misses Birdie
Greaser, Anna Bergman and Frances
Greaser On their return Sunday they
spent short time at Arthurdale, near
Reedsvllle.
The Bishop Block wont know itself when
the new firm of The Shaffer & Brown Co.,
gets done with it and the many changes and
repairs being made for the big new store
that is now opening up there. The two
big store rooms lately occupied by Shay
and Garner have been thrown into one
= large room and the whole second floor fixed
up for a special department, while the base
ment also is cleaned up and used for
another department, making three floors in
all, full of goods.
The following cards of announcement
have been received at this Office and by
number of our people.
Mr.. and Mrs !. A. Shaffer
announce the marriage Of their daughter
Ethel Hester
Mr.. Albert Alan Dorsey.
Wednesday, October the ninth,
Nineteen hundred and one,
81. George, w. Va.
At Home
After November the first,
Parsons, w. Va.
De- II. a. Jarrett had about sT7s worth
Of dental instruments stolen from him at
the Baltimore & Ohio baggageroom in
Grafton last Saturday. lie had his checks
for his cases and when presenting them In
order to 90 to Elkins they could not be
found. Search was Immediately instituted,
and the empty cases we're found broke open
some distance down the railroad tracks
The company sent word all along the line
with list Of the missing articles, and they
may yet be found and the thief arrested. DR..
jarrett left that night for Piusburg to lay
in new supply Of instruments in order to
I'LL his engagements.
Richard Allen Of Ciarksburg, was con