West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1902-01-23

Neil J. For,ney was over a, oakland yes
,erday on business.
wp jenkins is at P,,sbure visiting his
son, Z. Il Jenkins.
Omar shaw OF Rockville, was in town
Saturday ON business.
Miss Jenny Cue of Herring, was here las,
week visiting Aun, Polly Fields.
Messrs. Russell Robinson and John Ief-
fry Of Terra Alta, were here Sunday.
l. Parsons Martin has been sick the past
week, with DR.. strickler attending him.
Ace W Burder, the bright young auor-
ney from Grafton, was here last Saturday
d. 7. Spring Of Wheeling, was las, weel,
granted paten, on a fire alarm appliance
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Brown returned to
their home in Warrington ON Monday Of
this week
oren +. Morton is over a, Oakland this
week looking after his book publishing
business.
Miss Ethel Murdoch left yesterday for
cIarksburg to enter Kessler Hospital for
treatment
Howard Eaton arrived in Kingwood last
Saturday from his ranch in Billings. county,
North Dakota.
Miss oua Shaaer, who is teaching a, the
Camp Ground this winter, was home over
Saturday and Sunday
Hon. w. 6. Conley and family came over
from Parsons last week to attend the sale Of
the personal property Of Mrs Conley's
mother and visit friends and relatives.
Those from here Who attended the fun.
eral Of Mrs Ashburn a, Reedsville, Monday
afternoon, were Mr. and Mrs. lanes w.
Parks, Mr.. and Mrs George A. Walls and
Mrs. John Williams.
DR.. Bnlps Baby Syrup for Teething
Babies. Price. 10 cts. Cures Wind Collie,
Diarrh@a, Dyscniery, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomach, Fever. Cholera Infanium Dr.
Bulls Baby Syrup promotes the digestion
and soothes the baby.
From posters printed at this Office we note
that there will be public sale of personal
property at the home Of the late William
Washington Williams, near the Camp
Ground, on Thursday, February 9th
There are horses, cows, young cattle, farm
ing implements, household and kitchen fur
niture, blacksmith and sionemasou tools,
apples, harness, etc. Mrs. Basha +. Will
liams, the widow, is the administrator Of the
estate.
Report of Glade Meadow school for the
third month, beginning Dec. e, 1901 and
ending Jan. y, 1902. J.. b Hayden,
teacher.
Number Of pupils enrolled; boys 70, girls
~, total 81. Average daily attendance 90.
Per cent Of attendance 81. Pupils present
every day; Minnie Martin, Annie Martin,
Hazel Walls, Henry Martin, Albert Walls
and Jesse Liston. Patrons arc invited to
visit the school.
The many friends Of Fred Barlow Of near
TOWNSVILLE, were glad to sec him in town
last week after a long illness and to learn
that he was greatly improved in health and
gaining flesh again. lie went TO the Hos
pitai in Wheeling and took treatment from
some Of the physicians there but got no re-
lief until he called in Or Ut Powell Of
Newburg, who has been treating bis case
for some time ADD doing him lots Of good
so that Mr.. Barlow bids fair 10 recover his
health.
Professor s. b. Brown, Profes. or Of Geo
logy at West Virginia University, has rece n.
ly issued Bulletin No I, Of the West Vir-
gnia Geological Survey. Iisa bibliogra-
ply Of works upon the geology and natural
resources Of West Virginia from 1764 to
1901, and also a carlography Of West vir-
GINA from 1881 TO 1907. The Bulletin is
prepared by order Of the State Geological
Commission. Like an Of Professor Brown s
work, 10 was done with great care and
ability.
Frank w. Candy, The County Supcrinten.
dent Of Schools and Secretary Of the school
Book Board for this county, has called a
meeting Of The Board for Monday, February
10 D, 90 seven o'clock IN the evening. thc
same as last year. The session will De held
in tho Court House. There J.. one member
of the Board from each district in ihc county
and thc Supt Of Schools bv virtue of his
Office is tbe Secretary Hon. u Amos
Hartley Of Masontown is the President of
The Board
lis announced by County SupeHntcnd.
ent Mason, Of MonorgahHa county, That
the teachers institute for that county sill
be held Jolly 1913. u has been Fixed for
that date 90 order that public school teachers
attending ,he summer school. of Which there
will doubtless be q large number. may have
an opportunity Of attending teachers in.
siilutc without returning TO their homes for
that purpose State Superintendent Miller
has agreed TO furnish I've very hest iostuet.
ors possible for ibis institute
The variety show in town this week bad a
big banrer stretched across Price street from
The Albright building to Che Bishop Block
with their advertisement on 30 in large Iat
ters TUESDAY night some misc,cant cut
the ropes aid let ihc banner down ln TOO
street and SEE 6rc Co 30 and burned 20 up
The proprietor has been tying hard 20 fud
out Che guilty party or parties and make
Them pay dear FOR a. ne says it COS, him
SEQ and 81 was dauaIdly Tick. The guilty
party should be arrested and punished il
found out