West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-10-02

2 Frank Rodeheaver of the Craborchard.
was in town Saturday.
Miss Lucy DAWSON of Keyser, Is visiting
her cousin Mrs. o. Z. Clark;
Ira z. Stafford left last week for Cincin.
natl to attend dental college.
; Cecil Montgomery OF Grafton. has typhoid
fever and is at his home in Philippi.
Miss Alice Hartman of Tunnelton, WA
the CUES, of Miss Oua Shsfer this week.
Mrs. John A. I.aniz Of Aurora, has been
here visiting her daughter the past week
w. Frank Pierce returned home last week
from ten days trip to Webster Springs.
l.. w. Hslhri,ter and James r. Plum Of
Tunnelton, were here last Saturday and
gave us paying calls.
Mrs. Robert A. Orr and two daughters
Bessie and Pauline have been visiting friends
In McKeesport, Pa.
Rev. Talbot of Brandonvilie, was in
town over night this week on his way to
Conference at New Martnsvilie.
L. |. Murdoch of Iss North 9th street,
Ironton, Ohio, has been here the past week
visiting his fs,her and other relatives.
The 'full dinner pail" is credited with
having good deal TO do with Republican
success in 1900. The "mesiless dinner pail"
rnsy prove factor in 1902.
Rev. II. c. Howard left Tuesday morn
ing for New Mariinsviile 10 attend the NJ. Z.
session Of annual Conference. He has been
unanimously recalled here for another year
as pastor.
The festival given by the base ball boys
last Thursday night did not clear much
money as the weather was against IL. The
rain all day and that night kept the crowd
away so that the attendance was small.
Julius X. Monroe of Kingwood. civil
engineer on the proposed railroad between
Rowlesburg and Parsons, was in Eikins q
few hours last Monday en- route to Parsons.
Mr.. Monroe is one Of the best civil engineers
in the State. --Eikins Inter Mountain.
The following patents we're granted in
ven,ive West virginians last week: w. ID.
Clopton of Lewisbprg. . patent train signal
ing apparatus; w. T. S. Diggins of Contra
liza. a saw mill log reflector; w. I.aBarte of
Caro-, sucker-rod grab for oil we'll, etc.
In another column will be found an adver.
tisement of the public sale TO be held at his
farm near the Snyder Chapel, by Ison Irons
ON Saturday, October nth, when he will
dispose Of all his personal property aud
offer his farm for sale OF rent, as he has now
located in Moi ean,own.
From sale bills printed at this Office we
learn thai Mrs. John j. Cooke will hold
public sale at her home in townsville on
Thursday. October IS, 1904, and dispose of
some stock and vehicles and farming mach
inery and implements, blacksmith tools,
household and kitchen furniture etc.
T. NJ. Watson, son of the late T. ].
Watson of near Reedsyilie, is now at Fort
Assinnibone, Montana, a member of Troop
ID. Of the Third Cavalry. lie served three
years in the Philippines, but was mustered
out over there several months ago and when
he reached the United States he re enlisted.
Rev. George w. White, who is stationed
at J,ryisyilie, Harrison county, was here over
night this week on his way out TO his home
al Herring to spend week with his family
instead Of attending Conference at New
MartinsvilIe, as he had made arrangements
with his Presiding Elder to report for him.
DIR. c. T. Smith of Virginia, has been
here this week making arrangements to
locate in Kingwood for the practice -ofh
profession. lie has formed partnership
with DR.. f. w. Sirickler aud their profess
sionai card will be found in this i,sss ..rbsf
Office is over the Kiugwood Pbsrmscy. DIR.
Smith will bring his wife here IN s'few days
and they will board for the present.
a rather difficult surgical operation was
performed 81 the Hospital at Tuunelton last
Friday by Df.E.w.Stdckler Of this place, as
sisted Ivy Dr. mcComss OF Oakland. The
patient was twelve year old son Of Jsmes
Tnhili Of Tunnei,op, who has been afflicted
With "whiie swelling" and his right leg was
so badly affected that II had TO be ampais
ted above the knee. The operation. was
successful and the patient is doing we'll
The meeting 81 the County Medical Asso-
citation which was TO be held on Wednesday,
October 9Th, will be held day earlier on
account Of the Republican meeting here to
he addressed by Hon. Charles n Crosve-
nor Of Ohio, ON Wednesday the Sih. Al
the physicians Of the county will please take
notice that the regular medical association
meeting will therefore be held at Rowies.
burg on Tuesday, October 7lh, and arc
urgently requested 20 he present.
Ira Claud Gibson Of Hudson, is now
student At Scio College in Seio. Ohio This
Is very FINE old Institution and Mr.. Gibson
expects 10 take his degree at the end Of the
next summer term as he graduated from m,
Fsirmont Normal School two years ago and
has been a student 81 the University =, Nor
gantown since then. lie Is an enterpsisinf
young man who Is making his own way IL
the world and IS bound 20 succeed. lie n
the Democratic nominee for coun,y Supt
If Schools In Preston.