West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-23
Ringwood. January 20. 1909
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
John Henry. the Irona mine boss, has
been in Philadelphia the past two weeks.
Arthur w. Carrico Of Rowlesburg, was in
town last Saturday fixing up his political
fences.
Julius X. Monroe left last Friday for a
business trip to Philadelphia. He returned
Tuesday
Mrs. w. X. Shafer of Morgautosn, has
been visiting friends and relatives on, in the
Herring section.
The reason some men can't make both
ends meet is because they are too busy max
ing one end drink.
Edward Doyle of near Housewife, WIS in
town last Saturday and added his name to
our rapidly increasing list
Thomas +. Dunn was over at Rodamers
last week and his brother-iu-law, Michael
Burke, returned home with him.
Henry Rehe and daughter, Miss Celia,
from the townsville section, were in town
last Saturday and gave us pleasant and
paying call
Mrs. John Williams. who has been at
ReedsvilIe at the bedside of her sister, Mrs
f. Ashburu, for the past week. returned
home Wednesday
As many as fifty families have moved to
Morgauiown during the past two years for
the purpose CT educating THAR sons and
daughters at the University.
Col. w. J, Lavelle, who is now located
at Cumberland where he is train dispatcher,
was off a couple of days last week and visit
ing his family at Tunnelton.
J. Morgan Orr of Newburg, was at Nor
gariown last Saturday night attending a
banque, given by the Phi Kappa Psi Society
of which Mr.. Orr is member.
DIR. S. A. Pfait left Sunday for Parkers-
burg where he was summoned to appear in
Federal Court. Deputy U. S. Marshal
Jackson came after him Sunday.
Mrs. f. VI. Davis of West Union, W. Va.
and Mr. Chas a. Smith of Kansas arrived
Saturday TO spend a short time visiting their
sister, Mrs. w. II Murdock. Mrs. NJ.
has not seen her brother for 10 years
The Newburg Masonic lodge had big
time last night. They had three candidates
for the Master Mason's degree and some of
the members of the lodge here went over 10
attend and assis; with the work and espec-
tally with the banquet after the work in the
lodge room.
Miss Marietta Bishop of Albrighisville,
arrived home last Saturday from Fairmont
where she has been the past year taking the
course at Elliots's Business College and
clerking in j. NJ. Hsrlley's big store. She
was met here by her father, George w
Bishop who came up after her.
Marshall c. Feather, one Of the prominent
business men of Parsons, was IN Kingwood
this week, being summoned here by the
serious illness of his father, ID. w Feather
of Herring, who is III with the crip Nj.
Feather came to town Monday and took
DR.. King out with him to attend his father.
w. Scott Garner. the accomplished and
distinguished historical writer, has in course
of preparation pamphlet on the town Of
Tunnelton Everybody is subscribing liber-
ally for IT, Many Of the business men arc
subscribing for FIVE and six hundred copies.
AS the saying goes ''il is taking like wild
fire."
The elegant oil painting Of the late Judge
John Marshal Hagans is to be completed
early in January, and will be hung ia the
Court House. Miss Lily Hagans and her
sister, Mrs. Harligan, are having the work
done in memory Of their distinguished father
who was formerly on the bench here. a
Pittsburgh arts, is making the picture #
has been suggested that whsn hung some
memorial service be held by the local bar
Fairmont Times.
Dr. Ruhl, Of Farmont. Professor Of Vet
Urinary Science in The Agricultural Depart.
ment at West Virginia University, tcachc.
only during the winter term, beginning Jan
2. These courses arc exceedingly practical
and arc very popular among those who arc
expecting to have care Of live stock Of any
kind. Or. Ruhl is chief Veterinarian for
the great Fairmont Coal Company, sud +.
an expert in his science.
There was quite a crowd in attendance al
the sale Of The personal property Of The lstc
Mrs. Samuel Martin here last Saturday and
things sold we'll. Charley Craig was Co,
Ancdoueer and i. -. Craig the clerk. TN,
{ was held by w G. Conley Of Parsons
WHO Is The executor Of the estate The Dat,
residence Of the deceased goes 60 her daugh
ter, Miss Lillian, who is teaching school al
Parsons this winter. Her mother wincd
her the home property.
O. The sensational damage suit 81 Prof T.
W llartgan against the board Of regents oI
the Wea Virginia University 10 which
conspiracy upon the part Of the board Go
Dust liariigan from The chair Of biology was
alleged, has been dismissed The declara
ton 10 The sui' was knocked out ON demur
rer At the October term Of the court. lu
Judge Mason gave permission To- amend b.
Upon the failure Of the plaintiff TO plead 10
the thirty days allowed the clerk 81 Oh,
court entered an order dismsssing The suit
A damage Of sz5. 900 was claimed