West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-10
KinEwood. November 10. 1904.
De-. Ale. Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

DR.. J. NJ. Kings Office next door to jail.
Cecil Montgomery Of Grafton, vas here
last Sunday calling on his lady friends.
The long eNpee ed rain came ,his morning
aud a gentle shower is falling aud being
badly needed
James G Menvar has been home here the
past week from the Reform School at Prun-
tytown.
Misses Mary and Nellie Goodwin were at
Piusburg during the pas, week, to consult
an occulist.
Mrs Sue GriDble from UniouIowp, Pa 4,
arrived here last week to visit her father,
the venerable John S Murdock.
Wilbur Liston, who has been quite III
with typhoid fever the past month, is now
much better and on the ioad TO recovery
DR.. Fahrney Teething Syrup is ahso
lutely harmless and is the medicine for
babies the whole year. Cures Indigestion.
Prof. Louis Snyder went to Morgsntown,
Tuesday 10 cast his vote for the Republican
ticket. There was no school that day as it
was a legal holiday.
Miss Edna Elliott of Mt Lake Park, who
spen, a couple Of weeks here visiting friends
and relatives, left last Saturday for Terra
Alta to visit relatives.
II. L. Henry. NJ. D.. Eye Ear, Nose and
Throat Specialist. GLASSES fitted will be
at the Strckler Hospital, Monday and
Tuesday. December sth and 9th.
Judge Joseph r. Hoke and wife arrived
here last week from Windsor, Nova Scotia.
and have been greeting all their old friends.
They left This week for their home.
Mel Keller has been over in Barbour
county The past week visiting his father and
Campaigning for some of The patriots who
were anxious TO serve their country.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Trowbridge we're in
town last eek and gave this office paying
c.ll They had recently arrived from Jack
son county, the former home Of the bride.
c. =. sect. vnaersal-or. Bruce
ton 3HallS. w. va. a fl1l line
eft the latest ana best geeas at the
lowest praeos- IEoarso fNaraash0a
free
Mrs. S. J Sterling of this place, has been
quite III the past two weeks. DR.. J. NJ.
King has been attending her and DR. c. T.
Smith Of Tunnellon, was called in consul
ialion.
In this issue will be found a new adver-
tisement of the Preston Pharmacy. Read il
over aud then give them a call as the
election is now all over and everybody ready
to get down to business.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. f..
Church will hold Pumpkin Pie aud Gin.
gerbread Social on the night before Thanks
giving. The place for holding same and
further particulars given next week.
StOlen-Psir of gold speclaeles belonging
to Mrs Mary Field Were taken from her
home some time last Monday. Reward Of
So 90 given to anyone delivering or furnish
ing information Of same. NJ. S FIELD
DE-. Thompson's lecture on ''True Ameri-
canism" is highly spoken Of in Wheeling
and other places. We are very fortunate to
secure it. lie will lecture in the NJ f
Chlrch next Tuesday evening, November IS
The public should not miss II. The admis
sion will be free.
Miss Salie Morgan left for her home
near Montana, Marion county, this morning,
after a ten days visit with her niece here,
MIS-. {. w. Wolfe, and other friends. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Wolfe and
children, who went home with her for two
weeks visit. Mr. Wolfe went as far as
Function with them and will Try his hand
at keeping house now for awhile and being
grass-widower
Mrs Harriet Clayton Of Warrington,
died last Friday Of hemorhage OF the
luogs. The funeral was held yesterday from
the home Of the deceased. She wa So
yeav Of age and had been life long mem
Der Of the NJ l.. Church She was the
mother of Thomas Clayton Of Kiugwood.
and ten other children, six Of whom survive
her She was one Of the pioneer settlers Of
Huntington and spent most Of her time
there. Her husband died 60 years ago.
All who use AiOmizers in treating nasal
oatanh will get the best result from Ely'l
Liquid Cream Balm. Price, including
spraying tube, IS cts. Sold by druggists Of
mailed by Ely Bros, 50 Warren ST., N. "
New Orleans, Sept. ., 1900
Messrs. Ely Bros.:--I sold two bottles Oh
'our Liquid Cream Balm to a customer, W.
Laybcrton, i4t5 Delaohaise ST., New
Orleans; be has used the two bottles, giving
him wonderful and most satisfactory results
George w. McDuG, Pharmacist.
The election officers at the Kingwoot
precincts we're as follows East Jury Room
c. W. Fawseti, y v. Morris and !. FranI
Rodeheaver, as commissioners, and I'd NJ
Williams and y r. Cole as clerks. Yves
Jury Room, IT. G. Flythe, Clinton F
Thomas aud ]. Thomas Garlitz as commits
siooers. and Bruce r. Carroll and Iarle,
Miller as clerks The vote is not equally
divided as there we're only about I2s cast IL
the East Jury Room 10 about 900 in th
West Room and 10 took the election officer