West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-24

Z. NJ Williams of runneltOn, has been
IN town this week on business
Messrs. T. ID. Craig aud lanes c,aie
were at Grafton this week on business.
George NJ. Radabaugh of near Mason
town, was here Wednesday and gave us a
paying call.
Mrs. George A. Herring returned yesier-
day from two weeks visit to Pi,tsburg and
other points.
"rolly" Stafford is back in the barber
shop a, runnelton after being a, Fairmont
for some time
ID. X. Jackson wen, to Morgsn,own Tues.
day on business connected wi,h his office of
Deputy Marshal.
Mrs. Joseph Jackson and daughter. Mrs.
r. NJ. Ramsey. are at Morgantown this week
visiting relatives.
Mrs. IL. ). whe,sell and Miss Minnie
Lan'z returned Tuesday evening from visit
iog friends in Aurora.
orval Beerbower of ST. Joe, has gone TO
Pruniytown to accept position as teacher
in the Reform School.
Miss Nellie Goodwin will teach in the
Tunnelton Schools this winter. Her room
will be in Gibson's Hall.
Miss Persis Hagans of near Kingwood,
will teach the Primary Department of the
Reedsville school this winter.
Harley p. Miller isin Baltimore attend.
ing the Commercial College. Ills address
is No o4o West Fayetie street.
Misses Mamie and Bessie Fawce,t re.
turned Tuesday evening from Aurora where
they have been the past two weeks.
Will {. Rexroad went to Pruntytown
Monday morning to enter upon the duties
of his position there III the Reform School.
Rev. b. !. Taylor, who was formerly
located here as the U. Il. pastor on this
circuit, has moved from Philippi to Grafton.
Mrs. Mary Byrne has been at Morrantown
this week visiting old friends. ID. Y. Nor
ris drove out to the NJ. & X. railroad TODAY
to meet her.
The kingwood Schools will likely omen
abou, the second Monday in November as
IT is expected the repairs will all be com
pleted by that time.
Lost-Between Aurora.and Eglon, Oct. 7,
a small, open face, blue enamel, chatvlain
watch Liberal reward IL returned to
Mas. MIL J. FoRrsEY,
Kingwood. w. Va.
Harvey ]. Hartman has sold his property
IN West Kingwood to Leslie Fields who
takes charge at once and Mr.. Hartman
moves today to Gypsy Grove in Harrison
county where he will work at the carpenter
trade.
Rev ]. l.. b. Jones of the Terra Alta NJ.
T.. church, preached fine sermon in the
NJ L. church here last Sunday morning.
Kew. Howard, the pastor, is expected home
tomorrow and will hold the regular services
next Sunday.
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup for Teethiug
Babies. Price, 10 cts. Cures Wind Collie.
Diarrhna, Dys niery. Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomach, Fever, Cholera Infantum. DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup promotes the digestion
aud soothes the baby.
Cashier Manown and his son, Charles.
went to Buckhannon Wednesday where the
latter will enter the Seminary. We hope
Charley may have good health in the pur-
suit of his studies. lie is worthy young
man. -Philippi Plaindealer.
considerable and substantial repairs are
being made on tn. basement and heater
under the Presbyterian church here and it is
all being paid for by Hon. w. NJ. o. Daw-
son OF Charleston, who has always contrltu-
ted very literally TO the church here and
keeps It up although residing away from
here.
Prof. G. a. Federer of Gladesville, was
in town Tuesday and gave us business
call. His card of announcement as auction
Ger appears in this issue, as he has been
granted license and will go to any part of
the county to cry sales. The Professor has
quite reputation as singing master and is
now teaching vocal music at Gladesyille.
Mrs. J. f. Mattingly aud daughters. Miss
Ella and Pauline, left few days ago for
Cleveland, Ohio where they were called on
account of the critical illness of Mrs. Mat.
tingly's sister, who is sister in convent
in that city. They were accompanied by
Mrs Matiingly's mother, Mrs. Cooke, of
TOWNSVILLE, Preston county. - Fairmont
Leader.
The little five year old son Of George w.
White Of Pleasant Dale, got badly kicked
by horse. Tuesday Of this week. The
horse kicked the child right IN the mouth
injuring l. severely, knocking out teeth aud
splitting its mouth open from ear TO ear.
DR.. S. a. Pratt was summoned and render.
ed necessary surgical aid, sewing up and
patching the injuries, 50 tina, the child will
recover all right
Tried 20 Pass Raised Bills.