West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-24
DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist. Grafton.

on business this week
Mrs X. r. Runaway of Newburg, was
here last week visiting friends aud relatives.
J. siidell Brown was out on the railroad
Tuesday at Terra Alta. Tonnel,on and
Grafton on business trip.
Mt and Mrs. Charles w. Wolfe have
gone to housekeeping in their handsome
new residence at Function.
Found-A watch. Owner can have
same by calling on c. w. D.ering. deseub-
ihg same aud paying for ad.
Mrs. q. W. Martin aud daughter have
moved into their handsome property lately
occupied by Mrs. Templeton
The Gordon House has changed hands
aud is now operated by Mrs. ]. NJ. Temple.
ton who took charge on Monday.
Judge Edmund Messenger was over al,
Kowiesbnrg Tuesday looking after the
bridge work going on there now.
Herndon Duvall Carroll of IIacklebarney
was in town this week. lie will be pnpei.
pal of the Masontown school this winter.
ID. +. Lillier and brother from Horse
Shoe Run were here Monday on business
and dropped in to subscribe for THE ARGUS
MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Hawkins spent from
Saturday ill Monday visiting their daughter
Mrs. Ben Bowermas,er. who lives near
DelIslow.
Miss Bessie Hsney Is teaching the school
out at Irona. She began last week and
goes Out on the train of morning and
comes back in the evening.
Mr.. Nichols who travels for III. f. Buck
len Co., of Chicago, was here this week
and made contracts for the sale of their
remedies and the advertising of the same.
Vance Graham of Albrightsville, was in
town last Saturday on his way home from
several weeks absence at Belington, Elkins.
and other points where he had been at
work
The knights of Pythias Lodge here are
having their Castle Hall handsomel, fitted
up with new wall paper. painted ceiling aud
magniheen, emblematic carpet made to
order specially for he lodge room.
superintendent Kun,z, of the Hospital,
has had his salary increased from s., 900 to
$4,000 per year, and increases have also
been granted TO Messrs Nicewarner, Peery
and kaufman of the engineer force
Weston Democrat.
Messrs. Edgar c. Stuck of Kinqwood.
and J. Alison Stuck of near Masontowp.
returned last Thursday from a ten DAYS
trip to Parker City, Randolph county.
Indiana, where they were visiting their
brother who lives there.
j. Siidell Brown returned Friday night
from Romney where he attended the semi
annual meeting of the Board of Regents of
the school for the Deaf and Blind and found
the Institution in better condition than il,
has ever been before in Its history.
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j. B clarkson Of Reno district, was in
town during the past week II came over
from Dellslow where he has been keeping
books for the Oliver Company. lie will be
principal of the Reedsville school this win
ter and begin as soon as the new building is
ready.
Rev w. III Berry and wife and son from
Massilon, Ohio, have been visiting friends
in this county the past week or two They
were in Kingwood Iast Friday accompanied
by Mrs. Berry's mother, Mrs. ] II Feather
of Terra Alta, and were visiting Rev. Ram.
sey and wife.
Mrs. John w. Watson left last week for
Boston TO visit her daughter, Mrs. Ed I /.
Hartman and remain with her for several
weeks while Mr.. Hartman makes an exten.
sive trip through the West in the interes, of
the big school book Publishing house he is
connected with.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Shafer, of Independence
purchased Monday valuable lot in East
Grafton upon which he will shortly erect a
the dwelling house and make this place his
future home. We certainly will welcome
such substantial citizen and Jacksonian
Democrat in our midst CITATION Leader.
Grant Graham of Belington, has Jus,
ed fine Il
move into it this week. II is an eight room
two story house with slate roof and large
veraoda along one side, making large and
handsome home, costing $1,000. Grant is
doing well in his new location and his many
friends here are glad to know Of his success.
+ Bruce Casieel Of near Albrightsville, who
has been working over at Uniontown for
some time, got badly hurt about two weeks
ago by fall from a scaHoid, breaking one
leg and running The bone out through the
flesh and clothing in a terrible manner.
His father, Harry Castcel, went over to see
him and reports that he is recovering and
will get along all right if blood poiso ing or
gangrene does not set IN on account Of some
foreign substance in the splniered bone.
The following item from a Paola. Kansas
paper will be Of interest TO many Of our
readers.
Married, Sunday. September GOTH 1901.
II ago p. M, a, the home Of Mrs. D. n.
Miller, No. SIS Locust Street, Kansas City.
Mo. Miss Kate spiudlcr, Of the Hotel
LaClede. Paola, Kansas, add Mr.. l.. -.
Hyde, wealthy stockman, Of Keetsville,
Mo. a number Of Paola friends went up 10