West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-06-06

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DR.. Hanson 4. Jarrett. the Grafton Dent.
ST. will be at Newburg, June 10th, for
days.
J. {. Crevelng was in town Tuesday.
representing Porirai, Company of Fits.
burg.
Mrs. John III. Brown has been visiting
friends and relatives at Morgautowu, this
week
Major r.P.R. Brown and wife, Of Beverly.
were here from Friday till Monday, visiting
friends.
Edmund Messenger has started his work
of improvement and new buildings down in
the Bowery.
Howard I.anham, a son Of DIR. I. +.
Lanham, of Grafton, has been quite in With
typhoid fever.
Edward Co,icr, of near Tunnelton. was
here Tuesday, and dropped in to subscribe
for THE ARGus.
Hon. William Freeburn, of Sterling,
Nebraska, is in town this week, visiting
friends and relatives.
Get your wall paper at Gibson Bros, Tun.
melton, w. Va. Their line is new, clean.
and the price is right.
DIR. William Daley, of Terra Alta, vas
here Tuesday, driving the handsomest
match team in the county.
5. ii. Rodehaver was in town Tuesday.
lie has gone to housekeeping in the Beer
bower properly at St. Joe.
Charley Fowler returned recently from
three weeks visit to his home ia Ohio and AT
Cincinnati, on business trip.
ES-Shena l.. c. ShaHer, of Carmel, came
over to Kingwood again, last Friday. Mitch
ellis Show was here that day.
kingwood had no regular Decoration Day
exercises this year and the old soldiers in
the cemetery here were neglected.
DR.. 5. NJ. Hartman Eye. Ear. Nose amp
Throat Specialist Spectacles and ArtiG.
cial Eyes Fitted. Grafton. w. Va
|. Parsons Martin has been on a trip TO
Gilmer and Calhoun counties, the past week,
looking after his real estate out there.
a fine, full-blooded Berkshire Bear, two
years old in July, for sale Call on or adj.
dress J. FRANK RoDEHEAvER, Lenox. If
handsome dark marble shaft has been
erected in Maplewood Cemetery in memory
of Clarence Haney, son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. w
w. Haney.
Senator Stark l.. Baker, of Randolph
county, has been appointed a member of
the Board of Directors Of the Hospital for
the Insane at Spencer.
MIR. and Mrs. George a. Walls returned
last week from an extended visit among
friends in New York State, and taking in
the Pan-AmeHcan Exposition
Frank b. IIaymaker, of Clarksburg, and
j. l.. Crider, of Huntington, have been APP
pointed Commissioners of Pharmacy for this
State for the First and Fifth districts.
In this issue will be found the advertise
ment of Thurman w. Gibson, of Valley
Point, who wants several thousand pounds
OF good wool, and offers spot cash for the
same.
There will be no preaching at the NJ. L.
Church here next Sunday morning, as Rev.
Howard will be away, assisting Rev. Iakin
with Twentieth Century Rally. However.
he will be back to hold night services.
The Italian who was brought here to Jail,
from Tnnneton, last week, charged with
unlawful shooting, was released on bond,
the other day. His brother came here aud
gave bond for $500 and released him till
September court.
10 make the best bread use the CaIebra-
ted Magic Yeast. Nothing like it for pro-
dueIng light, sweet, nutritious loaf of
bread. 1t will retain its moisture and nuttv
flavor longer than bread raised with any
other Yeast put upon the market.
Major David Stemple, Of near Aurora,
one of Preston county's most extensive and
most prosperous farmers, was in Parsons
over last Tuesday night. lie had been up
at Davis, visiting his daughter, and was on
his wayto Horton to visit his grand daughter,
Mrs. DIR. Criulenden-Parsons Advocate.
The Carnival Committee of Wheeling
have secured for their Carnival, July Sth
18th, the great Electrical Fountain that has
since the Omaha Exposition, caused so much
pleasure and surprise to all viewingit This
will be placed at some point available to all
and given as a fine attraction, free to ain.
and nightly.
Peter X. Smith returned last week from
an extended visit among relatives over in
Pennsylvania. The Weather has been i'm
proving ever since his return. All the time
he was away the weather acted very badly
and everybody was glad to see our Weather
Prophet home again.
Charles b. Smith, son Of landlord Peter
X. Smith, Of the Exchange Hotel, and Miss
Laura Firman, Of near Brandonville. were
married in Cumberland last Thursday even
ing, May goth. The newly welded couple
returned TO Kingwood Friday evening and
are stopping with the groom's parents at
the Exchange Hotel
Two men, named Bow man and Colcbank.
we're brought here and lodged in Jail, the
other day, charged with that shooting up
about Colebapk, as reported in another col
umn. They bad hearing before Justice
Rutherford, Of Fellowsvillc. who held them
under bond for next grand jury, and failing
to give IL, they were brought TO jail.
In this issue will be found an advertise.