West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-09-11
Haywood. September IL. 1909.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
The Junior League of this place had
picnic yesterday.
Secretary Of State Dawson has been here
this week on business
horse can travel mile without moving
more than four feet Funny. isn't IL.
A man who sits down on the pointed end
of a tack is sure TO get of sharp thing.
Percy w. Metheney is now clerkinr in
the Office of the Clerk of the County Court
here.
Mrs. y. c. Wilt of Salem. was here the
past week visiting her sister. Mrs. II. S.
Wheisell.
The venerable Amos Gale from near
Rohr. has been visiting relatives near King
wood the pas, week.
The University at Morgantown opens for
another years work next week and several
will attend from here.
Hon. Ira 4. Robinson of Grafton, has
been here this week looking after the open
ing up of the new bank.
Rev. ii. c. Howard will preach at the
Oak Grove church out on the pike next
Sunday afternoon at $500.
The three daughters of George A. Herring
Of this place, are i'll with symptoms of fever.
DIR. Srickler is attending them.
Messrs. l.. $. Bucklew and c. NJ. Jack
son have been at Tunnelton the past week
working on the new school building there.
east 10 purchase big stock Of fall and win
ter goods. Look out for big ad next
week.
Mrs. c. w. Wolfe aud baby Of Tunnelton
came down Tuesday TO spend a week or two
with the editor of thus paper and other
friends.
Michael Lynch Jr. of near Howesviile, is
out at Rosemont. Taylor county. cierking in
the company store there. lie has been
there about month.
Cny GirIlpoin,ng to wild plan, by the
wayside): What's that1" Country Cousin:
"Thsrs milkweed'' City Girl: 20 yes
VIVA, you feed the COWS on suppose"
Mrs. Laura Tdppeu left last week for
Baltimore to resume her duties as Mairon in
the Woman's College there at Fensal Hall
corner Of Maryland avenue and 73rd street.
Al uli lady who had several unmarried
daughters fed theta largely fish diet
b cause rs she ingeniously observed, ''fish is
rich in phosphorus and phosphorus is useful
in making Matches.
Mrs. w. IL. Brand and her daughter, Miss
vennie. lief, Monday morning for Morgan
town. They will go from there 10 Union
town, Fai,mont and other places to visit
friends aud relatives and be gone several
weeks.
Pete Gross Of Reedsville, got hur, last
Friday while working on the Houston Com
pany saw mill below Masontown. lie was
working at the cut.of and got caugh, IN the
bel, and had his arm painfully injured be-
fore the engineer could stop the inIII.
Harry Royse Gross, infant son Of John
and Belle Dill Gross of Morgantown. born
July T., 1907, died on Tuesday morning aud
was brought to Reedsvilie for burial. The
services we're conducted by Rev. X. NJ.
Ramsey Of Kingwood, at the home Of the
chiid's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Dill. Cause of death. whooping cough and
pneumonia.
In this issue will be found the advertise
pent of ''hielon Day" over at Independence
a, Hartley & Meizler's big store. This
annual event has Income so popular that
they are looked forward TO from one years
end 10 another by the people of tina, section.
They treat everybody 10 watermelon free
iha, day and award prize Of $40 In gold
TO someone
In this issue will be found The advertise.
meat Of T. u jenking & Co., bankers and
brokers. Of Piusborg, aud anyone desiring
TO do business with the firm will find them
perfectly honest and reliable. Mr. Jenkins
IS an old Preston boy who has had years Of
experience in the brokerage line and will be
glad to have business from this section and
will give !, prompt and reliable attention
A public sale will be held next Tuesday
September 10th, Of the personal property oil
the late William G. Menear at his home
place near Rcedsyilie The administrator.
ex-SheriG Leroy Shaw, has charge of she
sale ard IS advertising quite 10, of property
consisting " live stock. machinery. fam
vehicles and implements, feed and grain,
lumber, household and Kitchen furniiuf,
and utensils. Sale begins a, 10 a. m
u. James W. Flynn has purchased the old
, Stone properly in West Kingwood Ut an
Biyard for sasoo. There IS Io7 acres d
land and the upper Freeport coal or small
vein which is open and 10 use on the place
Ty- lower vein Or Kiliaining coal was sold I
year ago TO w p. IIirst Of Scoiidale, Pa
Mr., Flynn does not get possession Of IN,
place rII next April as Mr.. BoIysrd hold,
ON I'll then when he expects to 60 west
Miss Halle Hawkins and her brother
Harry from near IIaIieck. we're here las
sunday visiting their uncIe. ] z Hawkins
Miss Halle iss mute and pupil Of n,
School for the Deaf and Blind at Romne,
and has I'een attending school there FL
several years. She goes back TO Romne,
10 sch0i again this week She is nov
about fourteen years Of age and ves,