West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-06-18
Herring'S KOrner,
- Kingwood, w. Va
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/ N~iet yesterday
J. p. wo,ring Of Rowlesburg, was bust
ness visitor Tuesday.
Miss Daisy jenkins is in Morgantown this
week attending Commencement.
Mrs. Marion Boone attended the funeral
of her brother, David Hartlell. at Newburg.
Monday.
Squire L. ). FELTON, of whetsell. was here
holding eour, for Judge Morris few days
las, week.
+. b. Kelly and wife of Morgan's Glade,
were in town Tuesday and gave us
pleasant call
Charles chides,er Of Fros,burg. Md, is
visiting his father, a. w. Chidester at
Pleasant Dale.
DR.. c. X. Sherwood, dentist, will be a,
Bruee,on June AZ for 3 days; Reedsvilie
june 40 for days.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Snyder a
fne son, Friday. DIR. Chandler was the
physician in charge.
DR.. Thomas Hassan of Cumberland. wa,
here day or two this week, calling on some
OF his many thirsty patients.
Rev. Mr.. Howard preached very in.
,eresting and intruciive sermon last Sunday
night on the book of Jonah.
Mrs. James Gibson and daughter, Georgia,
of Rockville, were guests of the Hotel
| jenkins few days this week.
r A. Orr, who is crippled with rheuma-
tism, had a fall on the sidewalk, Monday,
and had to be assisted to his house.
DR.. w. Nj. Longstre,h of Terra Alta, was
called last week to his old home in Ohio on
account Of the serious illness of one Of his
relatives
Miss Margaret Stricken returned Thurs
day from Baltimore, where she has been a
student a. the woman's College for several
months
II is claimed that Lloyd c. Shaffer refused
permission to some sportsmen to hunt in the
woods Immediately back of his brick DWELL
ing next the Journal Office.
The friends Of Jehu Jenkins of Morgan
Glade, will regret to learn that he has lost
the sight Of one eye through an injury to II
received some time since.
Col chas II. Flcek of GAINESVILLE. Wis. Is
here spending few days with relatives.
He represents the Parker Pen Co. and
IS one Of the most popular statesmen on the
road
Charlie Odbert, the well known grocer,
salesman Of Fairmont, was here on his las
trip, as he will retire from the road ant
devote all his time to manufacturing hi
proprietary medicines.
Brown Lodge X. of p. will hold a yer,
imporisut business meeting next Tuesda,
night. There will also be some interesting
degree work. All members Of the Orde
are earnestly requested to attend.
Noah Metzler has let the contract for hi
! new house in the Orr Addition to Clarks
burg firm and the building will be erected
at once. Boone and UT Of this place, hav,
the contract for the stone work.
The Kingwood Brick Co. have their plan
going on full time this week. Twelve mel
arc employed on the works now and wher
they &c, the business thoroughly organize
several more hands will be put on.
: Drs. Stricken and Chandler performed
delicate and dangerous operation on Arlie
young son Of Joseph Smith Of Vale,
Point, Friday. The little fellow is beini
cared for here in town and Is recoverin,
rapidly.
: Born unto Mr.. and MIS- +. w. Thoms
Of Irona, bouncing 20 pound son, las
: Wednesday. DIR. Chandler was the attend
, ing physician. Mrs. Thomas was Mis-
'Do," Craig Of snJder's, before he
marriage
! Frank Rodtheaver. who lately move,
E here from near Lenox. will be the manage
Of the new planning mill. lie isa prsetica
, carpenter and builder himself and this !
! sufficient 70 insure the success II the nev
enterprise.
+ The Directors # the Kingwood Nationa
Bank did not accept any Of the bids on thei
< new bank building The officials decide,
that all Of the bids were too high, 20 viii
{ likely have !, bull, under the supervision o
o the architect.
John y. Ford entertained few Of hi
? friends ct his handsome new home o.
y Beverly Hill. Saturday evening. Prof. l.
e S. Bueklew's orchestra furnished the mus
$ for the occasion. Charlie Jaokson's barton
i solo is said 10 have been one Of the hits q
. the evening
The editor Of this paper Is away fror
town this week and the devil is in charge O
! The Office. Those Of our constituents win
!. are not pleased with this issue may come II
s next week and have an interview with ib
n fighting editor and they will be assur ed Of
r. cordial greeting.
Prof. c. W. waddell, FOR several years
member Of The faculty Of the Normal School
p has rendered his resignation TO the Board o
Regents, u being his intention to take
, course in medicine At one Of The leadint
n medical colleges. Mr. wadden has mad
many friends in Fairmont who will be sorr
20 learn thar he is to leave this city.-wes
Vifginsn
Prof waddell Is son Of X b. waddel
Of ihis county, and The above will be new
TO his many friends here. Who wish hiu
success 10 bis new profession.