West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-10
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


town Monday on business.
John {. Brown went to Warrington Sat.
urday morning on business
John III. Garner moved into his fine new
house on Beverly Hill, last week
A. NJ. Gof, Of Rowlesburg. was ia town
Tuesday and made us paying call.
Attorney A. w Burdeiie was a promi.
nent Grafton visitor in town Tuesday.
j. II. Walls aud omer shaw, of Rock.
vile, were in town on business Monday.
Mfr. and Mrs. Isaac p. Martin returned
Saturday from a weeks visit in Baltimore.
Marshall Bowermaster. L. ]. Bowermas,er
and Win Thomas returned from Buffalo
this week
Miss Lily Giles will arrive home today
after an absence of nearly year at Con-
nellsville, Ia.
Clayton Owens, one of West Ends brieh-
test young teachers, will teach the Snyder's
school this winter.
Bruce Carroll resigned his position in
Herrings Store this week and will teach
school this winter.
Harry Brand from Browns Mills moved
into the J. L. Stone house on Main street
vacated by J. ii. Garner.
J. Slidell Brown returned yesterday eve
ming from trip TO the Pan-American
Exposition and Niagara Falls.
Alvin Kelley was in town Monday with
the Atlantic Refining company's wagon
supplying our merchants with oil
Arch Shaffer is clerking this week for the
Irona Supply cempa ny in place of Lloyd
Wilson, who is taking his vacation.
Miss Maud Brand returned home Satur.
day from South Dakota where she has
spent the pas, year for her health.
Mrs. Alice Alien and children returned to
their home in Piedmont last week after an
extended visit to Mrs. J. NJ. Allen.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hyde returned Monday
morning from Baltimore where she pur-
chased fine stock Of millinery goods
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright went to
Fairmont Saturday to spend Sunday attend
ing the NJ. 4. Conference in session there.
Mrs. George a. Herring went to Morgan
town Monday and from there she will 90 to
Pitisburg by boat to visit a friend for two
weeks
The Presby,erians and Bap,ists will wor-
ship together in the Baptist church on next
Sunday morning. October I2,h, at II:oo
o'clock.
A. A. Brown is moving this week from
the Crane brick into the Graham residence
in East Kingwood, just vacated 10y DIR. ].
A. Graham.
Attorneys p. J Crogan and n. ]. Fortney
returned yesterday evening from Morgan
town where they were attending to some
legal business.
DIR. Chas. N. Brown and a friend of Web
ster. Taylor county, passed through town
Monday on their way home from hunting
and fishing trip over in the mountains.
Cecil Montgomery left yesterday after
noon for Belington, where he will work at
his trade But we predict he will not stay
away from Kingwood long, since winning
Victoria here.
Mrs. Johns and two sons of near Valley
Point, were in town, shopping, Tuesday.
Miss Refna Forman accompanied them
home and will visit relatives down in that
section for about two weeks
The widow of the late Joseph c. Hoo,en
OF Rowlesburg, recently received $1,000
from the Endowment Rank of the Knight,
of Pythias, as her husband was member of
the order and held certificate No. 2szS.
While our friend Frank NJ Murdoch is
away attending the Grand Lodge of X. of p.
at Parkersburg, c. w. Dering is working in
his place as teller IN the Bank here. Charlie
is very pleasant and obligng in his manner
and very accountant and would make an
excellent bank man.
Herald of Waynesboro. Pa:
w. Jenkins, jeweler, Is East Main
street, will shortly make some improvements
IN his store. When the repairs are made
and the new fixtures added he will have as
me lewelry store as can be found any
place in the valley.
The many friends in this county of Willis
- Id
has good position now in The Grand River
College at Gallatin, Mo. Mr.. Forney has
the chair of History and English. lie is an
old Preston teacher and is we'll known 10
our people here as he elerked while for
George a. Aernng.
Mr.. A. J. Bona6eld, Of Tunnellon. has
sold his large store to the Merchants Coal
Company and they will have entire charge
in few days and Mr.. Bonaheld will retire
from the business we understand. The new
firm will be known as the Tunnelton Supply
Co, and Mr. John Johnson will have charge
as General Manager
Mr.. Bynum. attorney-at-law, Of Indian
apolis, Ind, has come to Fairmont for the
purpose Of prachcing law Mr.. Bynum is
son Of Ex-Congressmsn Bynum, Of Indiana
gentleman aud statesman we'll known
throughout the United States. Mr.. Bynum
Is young man Of good training and school
ing, and we predict for him a successful
future In his chosen profession. Free Press.
The Bishop Block is being repaired this
week and Shafer, Brown & Co. will move
fheff Lame at.rL q ,,er.f- go. Ia ..