West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-12-04
HERRING & BROWN.

were here yesterday.
Miss Edith Flynn is now clerkisg in the
big store of the shaaer-Brown Company.
Rev. George w. White. who is stationed
over in Harrison county, was in town yes
teiday.
Children. must teeth and teethine
means pain and crying. unless you use DIR.
Fahrney's Tecthing Syrup.
Miss Daisy jenkins came home from the
University for the Thanksgiving holidays
aud returned 10 Morgantown Monday.
last week for Thanksgiving. returned to her
work in the University at Morgsn,own on
Wednesday.
ben L. Brown returned last Thursday
evening from Baltimore where he purchased
fine line of holiday goods for the big
store of Herring & Brown.
Col. Sam b. Montgomery of .Tunneiton,
is in town today. lie Is expecting 10 be ap.
pointed postmaster of his town now soon as
w. 5. Taylor has resigned to take effect
January rst next.
DR.. Hanson A. Jarrett. the Grafton dem
list, will I'LL the following appointments in
this county this month: Newburg, Monday,
December 9Th and remain 3 days; TunneI-
ton. December nth, and remain 3 days.
Mrs. G. w. Wolfe of Tuunelton. ha, pur-
chased two fine building lots of Mrs. Katie
Kembls on Beverly Hill. just above where
John ii. Garner resides, and expects to
build handsome residence on them in the
spring.
The winter remains remarkably mild and
open. Pasture Is good ye, and grass grow
ing green. Wheat looks the best we ever
saw al this season of the year and in fact
whea, tina, was sown in September is getting
too rank.
Anyone wanting bargain in brand new
sewing machine just from the factory will
do well TO call at The ARGUS Office. The
machine has seven drawers, high arm, drop
leaf, full attachments aud will he sold cheap.
as we got il On an advertisement contrac,
aud do not need IL.
Charles NJ. Jackson has purchased good
lot of James A. Brown, lying north IF the
hardware store and adjoining The property
81 Miss Venie Potter. Mr.. Jackson expects
TO build on It IN the spring. There are
"ihergood lots in This addition and several
parties are negotiating for them
There will be no petit jury for the coming
Term Of Circuit Court and no cases tried
owing 10 the condition Of the Court House.
The grasd jury and some chancery business
IS all that will hold forth. Il will be a
month or more before the work nov going
ON ~ The Court House will he completed
Ii depends considerably ON the condition OF
the weather.
Here is an item from The Oakland Repub-
licsn:
Joseph r. Morgan. employed at the Com.
monwealih tannery at Hutton, was almost
Instantly killed on Saturday afternoon by
being caught between car loaded with
bark and the framework of building cover
ing the scales at the plant. The man was
w fVP VI tht lat ~ Tue Drake wheel
was moving down the grade toward the
scales when he was warned Of the danger he
was ia. lie scrambled down to the side Of
he car but the space being too narrow to
admit his body between the side OF the car
and the framework of the scale house he
was caught and squeezed so badly that he
died shortly sfteTward. lie was married
snd resided at Corinth where he leaves
wife and two children Of tender years.
The following dispatch is taken from
Wheeling paper and similar items have APP
peared in other papcrs:
military COMPANY !, b-iug raised at
kingwOOd. Captain {. 6. Pierce II Row.
lesburE, IS IN charge ~ the movement aud
msy he placed in command 81 H. lie isa
present the commanding officer ~ Company
G., First regiment, and is regarded as one of
the best officers in the regiment. a foe
company can he raised at Kingwoad and the
men arc being carefully selected.
The above item is correct and !, is now
mp 10 US TO push the matter 10 a successful
issue. Arrangements are now under way
Tor the erection Of an armpry. \ lot Is be.
ing negotiated for and preparations made o
build early in the spring. In the meantime
The Company should be organized at once.
Repor' Of second assistants room Of the
Kingwocd school for month ending Novem.
Der IS. 1907.
Number pupils enrolled boys q. girls ~.
total 80, per cent ~ daily attendance boys
os. girls 90. total 90; number pupils neither
absent nor tafdy boys 7. gihs ~, total rs.
Those neither absent nor iardy during the
whole term Of two months are: Maud Brown,
Nellie Shaffer, Laura Tricketi, Irene Burch-
insl. Edna McIntiie. Daisy ShaHer, Adde
Stone. Vernon Jackson. Junior Orr, Frank
Cotton and James Brown. Besides the
above The following we're neither absent nor
'ardy this month; Merle Brand, Isa Buck.
lev, Armei Albright, Lois Swearengen, Earl
hencar, Ola Sterling and Forest White.
Harry Menear AID Isa Bucklew have missed
bu, a day each this term; Forest White.
Earl Menear. Ola Sterling and Louise vii.
hams, day each. Chss Buctlew ~ dav.
and Nellie Beavers days. Most every
absence was caused by sickness. Only one
'ardy mark this term. This Is the best
report ever had