West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1903-08-13
Kingwood. August Is. 1908.
Or. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
DR.. J. NJ. Kings Office next door to Jail.
For SaIe-Four draft horses at the Glib
son Livery at Tunnelton.
Mrs. Ralph Menear is in Tuuuelion this
week visiting her parents
Miss Julia l.. Hayes left last Saturday,
for Morgantown, to visit relatives for a time.
Mrs. Camden Messenger was the CUES, of
Mrs. Harvey Dill. Saturday and Sunday
last.
l.. NJ. Albright left Monday for Webster
Springs. for few days for the benefit of his
health.
Mrs. Ben Bowermaster has returned
home from weeks visit among friends at
Grafton.
Leslie Field is home again from Parkers.
burg. and is working at the case in the
Journal Office.
]. Ami Martin and son Paul, of Morgan
town, spent Sunday here the guests of rela-
tives and friends.
disorder OF babies. DR.. Fahrneys Teeth.
ing Syrup prevents aud cures IT,
Mrs. Frank PcrriIi. who has been at the
bedside Of her mother. Mrs. Joanna Me.
near. left for her home in Clarksburg
Monday.
Lawyer A l. Kelso returned home Mon
day. after circulating among relatives and
| friends at Oakland and Mt. Lake Park the
past ten days
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weddell. after spend
ing some days among their many friends in
old Preston. departed for their home in
Plttsburg last week
Mrs. Clinton Thomas and Miss Edith
Flynn left Wednesday for Oakland, where
they will spend ten days vacation with
their sister, Mis-. J. Morgan Orr
K Lin .SadIer, foreman on the Huntington
Herald Is here this week putting up and
adjusting the type.setiine machine re
Gently purchased by the Journal.
Miss Jennie Brand who has been in Fair.
mont the past six weeks. called there by the
serious illness Of her sister. Mrs VIM Kis.
ner. returned home Monday evening
Mrs. John Beddow and children. Of Graf
ton. are the guests OF Rev. and Mrs How
ard al the NJ. T., parsonage. Rev. Bcddow
is at Ocean Grove spending his vacation
WILDER Field. typo on the Keyser Echo.
stopped off here Saturday on his way home
near Herring. where he will spend several
weeks on a well earned vacation. Mack
is good compositor and a reliable young
man.
During the remainder Of the month OF
August there will be no preaching services
held In the Nj. T.. church here at night,
owing to the warm weather The regular
League devotional meetings will be held
commencing at 80 clock, to which all are
cordially invited.
Wesley Ridenour. who lives near the
Dale. met with painful accident Monday.
He was cutting oats on the farm Of Benoni
Jordan with his reaper. and in trying to
adjust piece OF the machinery the four
finger Of his right hand from the second
joint was cut off
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sprigg. Of waynes-
burg. Pa, were the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
ID. Y. Morris, Wednesday. Mrs. Sprigg is
sShooImate Of Miss Adah Trippett. who
is spending the summer here. both gradua.
ting together at Washington Female Semi.
nary In Pennsylvania.
Calvin Rhor, prominent citizen living
near Rohr, aud o. Il McDonough, of Char
liero, Pa made Us pleasant call Tuesday.
The latter gentleman is a student a, the col
Iege'ot Physicians and Surgeons Of Balu-
more and is spending a few weeks fishing
as the guest of Mr.. Rohr.
Charles Kellar, whose critical illness was
mentioned in this PAPER las, week, died at
his home in Barbour county last Sunday
night lie was a brother Of Mrs c. l.. Reed
and Melvin Kellar Of this place Mr. and
Mrs. Reed returned home from the funeral
Tuesday evening, but Mr. and Mrs Keliar
have no, as yet arrived home.
Here are two items from the Barbour
Democrat:
Charles n Manown returned las, Saior-
day from an extended visit to Atlantic City
and other points
MIS- Harrington of function. aud Miss
Pearl Bryar, Of Davis, we're guests Of MIS-
Icmuel Bryan this week We acknowledge
pieasan, call from theni
The NJ. SUNDAY School will give 49,
excursion and picnic 70 Mountain View. on
Ihmsda, Auspst 20. AZ scholars tile
school under aneeu years and their mo-.
thcrs. will be taken free The adult
scholars and all Others who desire to enjoy
the day will pay IS cents to help defray the
expenses. The w Va Northern has been
secured to carry two hundred people II
that many will go Train to start al = a. m.
and return at4 p. NJ Go and spend tho
day take books magazines. balls. bats.
swings and good dinner
The following items are taken from The
Morgantown POST.
Miss Fannie Parsons is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Slidell crown, At Kingwood. for few
days.
Mrs. ! Ami Martin and daughter Mrs.
Frank Weaver, have been with Kingwood
relatives The past few days
Wait RodebsUgh. OF Bull Kun, vas one
Of our callers Saturday Mr. Rodebaugh IA
very muoh pleased with the improved look /
Of The CRY and especially 50, he says, with
his Mofganiown Post which he reads with
great relish