West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-03
KIngmood. October 3. 1901.
Or. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

Monday from Baltimore.
Hon P. J. crOgan has been a, clarks.
burg this week on legal business.
State Attorney y. J. Fortney has been a,
Clarksburgh this week on business.
Cecil Montgomery is at Elkins this week
attending the Randolph County Far.
Wild turkeys are said to be plentiful down
on the river and over on the mountain this
fall
Arthur wotring, the assistant postmaster
OF Tunneiton, was in town over Sunday
visiting friends.
MIR. aud Mrs. John Elliott, of Deer Park,
formerly Of Kingwood, lost their other twin
baby last week
Services next Sunday at $500 p. m. a,
Masontown Presbyterian church. Rev. K.
NJ. Ramsey will preach.
Joseph NJ. Trowbridge, who has been
living at Buekhannon for several years, has
returned here for this fall and winter.
George Herring, of Reedsville, moved
this week into the old school house property
which he purchased and fitted up for resi-
dence.
Rupert Viekery arrived home here from
Washington City last Friday aud will spend
eoulpe of weeks in town with friends and
relatives
Lieut.. w. Clifford Davis, af E,am. was
IN town Sunday. lie had jus, returned
from being in Camp at Wheeling With the
State Guards.
George Cobun aud Thos. Pastouris, of
Morgantown. were here last Saturday 10
play ball with the Masontown Club but the
rain prevented the game.
DIR. l.. w Cobuu and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Lemon, of Masontowu, were here
last Saturday calling on DIR. J. A. Graham
and wife in East Kingwood.
Thurman w. Trowbridge has been home
during the past week visiting friends aud
relatives. He has been firing an engine on
the b. & o. road for some time.
Miss Jessie Brown, of this place, daughter
of Hon. w. G.. Brown, is attending the
young ladies' Seminary at Birmingham.
Huntington county, Pa, near Tyrone.
l.. c. Shaffer, of Carmel, has been in
Baltimore this week purchasing his fall and
Water goods. He goes TO Buffalo today
to spend few days at the Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Spencer, of Nianown'
were in town Monday soliciting subscrip.
tions towards building parsonage for the
pastor of the U. b. church at that place.
Quite number of people were here last
Friday from out in the German Settlement,
and up atcut Manown and from Valley
district, receiving the second payment on
their coal lands and making deeds for same
to the Company.
w j. Walters, of Martinsburg, general
agent for the Champion Machinery Com
pany, has been here this week looking after
the interest of HIS company. lie drove out
to Reedsyille and Fellowsville and down to
Clifton Mills to see local agents
The workmen are busiy engaged putting
up metallic ceilings in all the rooms of the
High School Building that were plastered
overhead and George c. Giles has the con.
tract for artist y painting them as fas, as
the metal is up. Much other painting and
trimming has been done and it will add
very much to the beauty and utility of the
building when completed.
Next Monday is the regular day for the
KingwOod Public Schools to open but owing
to the delay in the work going on improv.
ing and Identifying the old part of the
building it is not nearly ready yet and will
hardly be ready for school opening before
the first of November It does really seem
that this work could just as we'll have been
done earlier in the season as now.
Marshal Rodeheaver, of Morgans Glade,
was in town Monday and gave us a paying
call. lie is talking of going 10 Morgan.
town to live this winter with his son Harry.
who resides there Mr.. Rodeheaver in.
forms us that the buckwheat crop is good in
his neighborhood and that he had IyS
bushels himself and his neighbors right
around about thousand bushels altogether.
The big match game of ball between
come off last Saturday on account of the
rain, was postponed mo weeks and will be
played Saturday, Oct. I2th at D. M.
Admission same as advertised. All females
under 90 free, and specially invited as it will
be .sLadies' Day" and perhaps the last game
of the season. Males with long pants, rs
cents and males with short pants, 10 cents
Convince yourself that Ely's Cream
Balm deserves all that has been said of it
as a means of quick relief and final cure in
obstinate cases Of nasal catanh and hay
fever. a trial size costs but ten cents. Full
sire. so cents. Sold by druggists or mailed
BY Ely Bros, 80 Warren Street, New York.
Mt Olive, Ark, May ~, 1901.
Messfs. Ely BRos 49, Please send me
one bottle Of Cream Balm, family sire. I
think IL Is the best medicine for catauh in
the world. Very respectfully,
]. NJ. scuoLrz.
a number Of attachments have been is-
sued in favor Of wholesale cstablshm ents
At Wheeling, against George G.. aud a. c.
Lafolleue, doing general merchandise
business under tho firm name Of Lafolleite
Bros, Of Rymer, Marion county The
merchants made fraudulent sale Of the
goods IL Is alleged, to A. L. Gibson. Of
Valley Point, Preston county, few days
ago which caused the issuing Of attachments.
A suit in chanccry was brought last week to
aurotpf a rerofver Ar,,,g tb. ~..f.,.-