West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-07-31

vile, was in town Tuesday TO sell his
cucumber crop.
Ex-Sherih Shaw is up at his farm near
the Camp Ground this week. experimenting
his harvesting
Major w. c. Rexroad Of the Reform
School Cadets. is here on ten days vaca.
tion visiting his home.
MIR. and Mrs. !. T.. Martin, Mr. and Mrs.
Felix Elliott went to Terra Alta Sunday to
attend the funeral of Thornton White.
p. J. Crogan returned Monday morning
from Parkersburg and New York CITY
where he had been ON legal business.
Miss LILY Dale Giles returned home last
week from Counellsville, Pa, where she has
been engaged several months in dress
making.
Every pore resolves itself
Into funnel leaky,
Aud ladies who put powder on
Are looking dreadful s,rcaky.
Rufus Rodeheaver.Eof Hazel,on, this
county, and his son Benton, from Mt. Brad
dock, Fayetie county, Pa, were In King
wood Tuesday and gave us paying call
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Cramer arc OH on a
ten days visit with friends and relatives a,
Thornton and Grafton. Col. Jim Hayes is
in charge of the Electric Light Plant during
Mr.. Cramer's absence.
DR.. Siegel, scicn,i6cal and mechanical
op,ician, will be a, the Huntington Hotel,
Terra Alta, Monday and Tuesday, August
9Th TO 9th. Eyes examined and tested free
of charge and all work guaranteed.
There'wi be no preaching at the NJ. l..
church at night for the next four Sundays
on account of the warm weather through
August. The Epworth League service will
be held at night in place of the preaching.
"Rev. ST. Fields from the headwaters Of
Hacklebarney Hollow, was here Sunday
with sort of a dreamy, Hay. far away
sort of look on his face. lie left town at
4 o'clock Monday morning whistling Ben
Bolt.
Ed NJ Williams and family came down
from Tunnel,on Sunday TO Wis, friends
Mr.. Williams returned that evening but left
his family here awhile as he has such
run of custom al The hotel that he hasn't
room for his family
Miss Ida NJ. Spahr reicrned home here
this morning from Huntington where she
has been attending her sister. Mrs. w. r.
Braudau, who has been i'll with fever. She
was accompanied home 10y her nephew,
Master Kramer Bsandau.
Have you any children who squint their
eyes when reading or studying2 If so Just
bung them to DIR. SiegeI nj the Huntington
Hotel August 4th to 9th, who will relieve
their ircables with properly flied glasses
Examination free and all work guaranteed
DO you have headache1 Do your eyes
burn when you read' Do you ever see
mist before your eyes? If so come TO Dr..
Siegel, scientific optician, and he relieved
by properly fitted glasses At Dunnineton
Hotel August 4th to 9th Examination free
and all work guaranteed.
Wilson Martin, who has been at Fairmont
the past year, was IN town this week on his
way back from the South Branch Valley
where he had been ON fishing trip with
about dozen other sporismen from Fair
mont They passed through here the week
before going down aud FIVE came back this
way. In the crowd was Deputy Sheriff
Kelley from Fairmont.
DR. James II. Manown received telegram
Tuesday morning that his sister, Miss Sarah
Manown. had died suddenly Monday eve.
ming in Monongeheia City, Pa She was
about 65 years of age aud had been in good
health up to the last letter the Doctor had
received from her. lie left Tuesday to
attend the funeral. driving across to Nor
gantown and taking train there.
Miss Persis Christopher Of Pisgab. this
county. and sister to Mrs Jas. a. Graham
Of Fairmont. and formerly Of Kingwood
was married In Morgantown. Tuesday
evening OF this weei, TO Joseph A. Ksszsr.
ono OF the officers Of the glass factory
The ceremony was Performed By Rev
J. l. McCutcheon at his home. The n swly
married couple will 60 TO house keeping
IN the Fourth Ward ~ Morgantown
The Rcwlesburg base bali team IS out on
trip this week. They beat Grafton 10 to =
Monday afternoon and Faiinont TO a
Tuesday afternoon. only playing three in
nings on account Of the rain. They played
at Fairview yesterday and run against a
snag according 10 reports. II isssid that
Duke Dent -pitched for Fairview and shut
them on, -four TO nothing Today they play
Weston and tomorrow and next day tackle
Clarksburg when they will be ny agains, the
real thing.
Hon. Daniel Young Of Homecoming. Md.
aud President Of District No 70 Of the
United Mine Workers Of America, was IT,
Kingwood Tuesday accompanied by Ills
Honor, Mayor Montgomery Of function
They we're here TO consult with our county
officials in the interes, Of peaceful settle
ment of the mining troubles at Tunuellon.
Mr. Young is the special representative Of
President Mitchell Of the u. NJ w. 81 A..
aud was sent here TO Try and effect a settle.
ment Al Tupnelson III uo.<ible