West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-10-08

this week on business.
WILLARD c. conley lef, yesterday for
Wheeling on business.
It's wise bee that knows the difference
between farmer and his son Bill.
Charles A. Fowler is now in Baltimore a
s'aden, at the Medical College there.
Hon. Jehu jenkins. the postmaster at
Morgan's Glade, was into see US this week
o. MeNorton Jr. of Glen lean, this Stale,
has been granted a patent On music holder
and turner.
Miss Gertrude Gurke OF Baltimore, is
here again in charge of l.. NJ. Aibrieht's
millinery store.
Hugh Hsgans will teach the school at
Amboy this winter and Frank Pyles and
wife the Aurora school.
When man gets ready TO admit that his
wife can play good game Of euchre he's
ready TO apply for divorce.
Federal Court is in session at Clarksburg
tins week aud Farley DeBerry of Terra
Alta, is summoned on the Grand Jury.
w. III. Mechanics has gone TO Baltimore
to take course of treatment at the Union
Protestan, Hospital for stomach trouble.
The colored school Of this place has no
teacher yet. The colored teacher failed on
examination and no one else has been
secured yet.
Leeve Dorton, the famous snake hunter
of Monongalia county, who lived on the
pike between here and Morgan,own, died
last week of old age.
Col. Felix Nemegyei aud wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Henri de Billier left yesterday for
Charles Town for months stay before
going on to Washington City.
No mans sore heel ever bo,hers him
when standing up to the bar to drink
someone else's expense. II resumes bust.
ness after he gets outside.
Mrs. Harriet Long from Parsons, who
was here couple of weeks, nursing her
niece aud baby, left last Saturday for Nor
gantown to visit her brother, Capt, ]. w.
Parsons
Percy Walter Metheny has been here the
past week visiting friends. lie is employed
at Buskhannon where he has good position
as book.keeper for big lumber company
and is now off on two weeks vacation.
He has quit teaching.
Arthur wo,riag, son Of Mrs. ID. NJ. wot.
ring of the West Side. came home yesterday
from Piney Fork, Ohio, where for some
time past he has been acting as cashier IN
the Jefiersonian Coal Company store, and
went today to Function, where he will
resume his old occupation of assistant post
master to S. b. Montgomery Ar,hur's
many friends down there will be glad to
have hum back.-Grafton Sentinel.
In reply TO inquiries we have pleasure
in announcing that Elys Liquid Cream
Balm is like the solid preparation Of that
admirable remedy In that Il cleanses and
heals membranes affected by nasal catarrh.
There is no drying or sneezing. The Ii.
quid Cream Balm Is adapted TO use by
patients who have trouble in inhaiing
through the nose and prefer spraying. The
price including spraying tube is 7s cents
Sold by druggists or mailed by Ely Broth.
ers. 50 Warren Street. New York.
Edmund Messenger. OF Kingwood. came
in Thursday evening OF last week for
short stay at the Springs. MIR. Messenger
was here eighteen years ago when the town
was lin the woods" and says the improve.
ment in the town In that time has been
wonderful indeed. Sixteen years has Mr..
Messenger served Preston county as
member OF her County Court, aud no
wonder. for he is a man OF sense and
practical ideas as to the administration OF
public affairs. lie expects TO spend several
weeks at the Springs next season.---Webster
News.
The Kingwood Public School will open
next Monday. October I7th. with the fol.
lowing corps OF teachers:
First Primary-Miss Minnie Murdoch
Second Primary-Miss Nellie Goodwin.
First Ipiermediate-Miss lisa Monroe.
Second Intermediate-Mis Adah Cobun
Grammar Department.. p. Hundley.
Principal--Mrs. Mary NJ Holden
Janitor-Jack Whetsell.
II Is the desire OF the Directors that
every pupil be on hand at the opening TO
be properly classified land star, in the be.
ginning with the organization Of the classes.
Charles w. Bolden, one Of the prominent
citizens of Oakland, died at his home in
that place Tuesday Of last week, after an
illness of three months with kidney trouble.
The deceased was 70 years Of age and was
the father of Gus A. Bolden, formerly of
the Journal Of this place and Of the Terra
Alta Republican and now editor Of the
Grafton Sentinel. The funeral took place
at Oakland, Thursday. The deceased was
a veteran Of the Civil War and served under
the late Capt. ]. NJ. Goodwin Of this place
lie leaves six sons and two daughters TO
mourn the loss Of kind father.
The year old child of Mr.. aud Mrs
Thomas Dunn Of this place, died Tuesday
morning Of last week, September 7o,h after
short illness with cholera infautum. The
boy was named Wilfred Henry aud his loss
Is great affection TO the family. rhe
funeral took place Wednesday at Howes.
willie and the burial in the cemetery there.
Quite crowd Of friends aud relatives
attended the funeral Among those from
distance we're =. J. Dunn aud daughter
Anna and sister Miss Ella from Rowlesburg.
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke and SON
John from Rodamers, aud Mrs. Bradley and
son from Oakland.
Teachers Certificates.