West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-09-26

Willis Foriuey, Of Independence, who
went to Missouri recently, is now at Gala.
tin.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Hyde aud Mrs. 5. A. Prsu
and daughter Martha arc in Baltimore this
week.
Mrs. Dillingslea. of Fairmou,, has been
here the pas, week visiting her brother DR..
Martin.
Miss Julia Hayes lef, Sunday for Deer
Park, Md. 10 visit her sister whose child is
very III,
Miss Rebecea Conley was a; Warrington
last week visiting Mir. and Mrs. Z. NJ.
Heermans.
Gus. J. SbaHer leaves next week for the
East to purchase bug stock Of fall and
winter goods
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Parsons Martin leave
this afternoon for Baltimore TO spend
week visiting friends.
County Court meets the first Moud ay in
October, which will be the 9Th and there is
considerable business to transact.
The first quarterly meeting for the King
wood Circuit U. b. Church will be held at
the MillersPort appointment Oct aud 8.
Mr. ana MIS-. Chas. L. Reed and SON
Otis are at Philippi this week attending the
Stree, Fair and visiting friends and relatives.
William Troy Jenkins lef, Sunday for
Waynesboro, Pa, to take charge of his new
store there. lie will be greatly missed
here.
Mrs. J II. Hawthorne and son Zoe
leave today for their home in Kansas City.
Mo-. after spending the summer in King.
wood.
Mrs. l.. r. White aud baby from New
Whatcom, Washington, were here this
week visiting Hon. w. G. Brown and
mother.
Cornelius W. Mason, one of the solid
Democrats from over on Stemple Ridge,
was in town Monday and Tuesday and gave
us a call
d. Hanson a. Jarrett, the well known
Grafton dentist, will be at Terra Alta Oct.
Isl and remain 4 days tor the practice of
his profession
Earle Fairfax Martin left today for Bali-
more TO resume his studies at the Bryant.
Stra'ton Business College. lie will stop at
SCI Hamilton Terrace.
b. Z. Cress, Of Rohr, who has been in
the West for some time and lately at Milo,
Iowa, is now back among The Yves, Virginia
Hills and located at Dellslow.
Don't forget the big game of base ball
Saturday at the Kingwood Ball Park on the
County Farm, between Masontown and
kingwood. Game starts at p. m.
Messrs. Alton Jackson and VI. c. Bower.
master and Misses Jessie Spahr and Daisy
jenkins drove to Tunneltor Sunday and
wen, 10 Grafton, returning that night.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright left Monday for
Baltimore and Mr. Albright went Tuesday
evening They will purchase large stock
of new goods and millinery for their generaI
and millinery store on the corner.
Read the advertisement in this issue of
b. f. Cole, the new jeweler ON Price street.
Mr.. Cole is young man of experience in
the business and comes well recommended
and soiicits the patronage of our people.
a. a. Brown, the liveryman, has rented
the Graham properly in East Kingwood and
will move into it when vacated by DIR. |. A.
Graham, who leaves Kingwood soon to take
postgraduate course in medicine and
surgery this winter.
Benjamin L. Cole, the new jeweler who
has moved here from Rivesyille, Marion
county, and purchased the Jenkins Jewelry
store, will occupy part of the Morley resi-
dence at the head of Main street, as Senator
Morley and family will spend the winter 10
Washington City.
There was quiet wedding over at
George Bucklew's on the East Side yes,er.
day at 10 a. m. The contracting parties
were his daughter Icy, and Mr. Amos
Childs, son Of Jesse y. Childs, and the
ceremony was performed 10y Rev. +. II
Faulkner, Of Albrighlsville.
o. T. Eichelberger, an employee of the
b. &. o. railroad al Brunswick, Md, is an
applicant for the position Of General Mana.
ger Of the West Virgi MIA Northern railroad
made vacant by the death Of J. NJ. Temple.
ton. Mr.. Eichelberger has been in the
service Of the b. & o. ten years and is a
brother to ID. s. Eichelberger the editor Of
the Berkeley Democrat of>Nariinsburg.
Mr.. John {. Plum, the crippled veteran
from TOWNSVILLE, was in town this week
taking orders for the life and death Of Pres.
dcnt Mckinley as an cnicrprisin9 book
publishing house ia Philadelphia already
has out prospectus Of McKiuley's life.
death and burial The book is written by
Mufa, IIals,ead Of Cincinnati and is finely
illustrated and sold very cheap in three
styles Of binding.
NJ. +. Pcll and sister Mrs. Rebecca Car.
roll, returned Monday evening from B1dgc-
port, Harrison county, where they went last
Thursday 90 attend the funeral Of their
brother Kclso Pcll. vho was found dead in
bed The day before az his home rear Bridge
port. The deceased was born and iaiscd
out near Pleasant Dale, in this county and
was The oldest oas Of The family. lie
leaves a widow and eleven children.
Commi ssioner Messenger was down at
Albrghisville tuesday making arrange
mont. 10 have lhc hLLd.c u..r Ch..l rl.c-