West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-07

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Mrs. w. w. Haney aud daughter Mary,
are visiting friends and relatives at Grafton
and Phiippi.
Miss Olivia Fairfax of near RcedsvilIe,
was here Monday calling on friends aud
taking in the Fourth.
Bert T Gibson, who runs the Big Store al
runnelton. was here Tuesday on business
and gave us paying call.
rich man generally finds Il much easier
TO get daughter OFF his hands, than 10
keep son-in.law on his feet.
Rev, George Bucklew and wife from the
East Side, were here several days visiting
their SON George II. Bucklew.
The Annual Camp Meeting at the Tunnel.
ton Camp Ground, will he held this year the
ten days from Angus, 10 TO aSIh.
Farley DsBeuy and wife and her mother,
Mrs Council, of Terra Alta, were here
this week visiting Mrs. Mary Byrne.
MI. aud Mrs. Charles Giles and two
children from ConneIlsyiIle, Pa, have been
here the pas, week visiting the parents of
the former.
Arthur Lowers former 'qanee corporal
Of Company G. of this place. returned last
week from Pennsylvania where he had been
at work for several weeks.
About hundred teams we're in here one
day last week, after phosphate for buck
pwheat. Most Of the teams we're from over
abou, Valley Poin, and Hudson.
Charley. Meirler the b. & o. Agent at
Newburg. is rapidly recovering from bad
case of typhoid fever. And with his family
is now here visiting his parents ON Beverly
Hill.
j. Newton Calvert aud wife of Morgan
town, are here for a weeks visit with friends
and relatives. They are now down on the
river at Camp Fairfax with Col Monroe's
family and Miss Sarah Fairfax aud Mr.. and
Mrs. win Monroe of Alabama.
Awatch was found at the Base Ball Park
here on the Fourth and left at this Office by
Capt {. c. Pierce. Anyone paying for
this notice and describing the watch can
have same by calling or sending TO The
Argus Printing House, Kingwood
Here is The gist of The crop report for
Preston county sent in this week by J. II.
Walls Of Rockville;
Wheat heading well, although thin; oats
doing we'll; corn IS fine; potatoes and gar.
dens good; fairly good prospects for fruit.
The prospect for big peach crop down
in Hampshire county and other eastern
sections where they have large peach
orchards is fine aud there will be some
peaches in this section this year. Also
some apples, pears and good many
cherries.
Miss Matte Sbert, young woman who
has lived about town here for several years,
and who has always been considered non
eompos msntis, has finally become violent
and is confined 10 jail She has been sd.
judged luna,ic and committed to the
Hospital at Weston.
The wife of Dominick Feliz, an Italian
living near town is confined in Jail here on
a charge of lunscy. She had hearing be-
fore Squire Morris who committed her to the
.1ospiisl al Weston for treatment, and an Off.
eial from that place IS expected here this even
ing to take her aud Matte Sibert to Weston
for treatment
w w. Wilkinson of San Francisco Cali
foruia, national organizer for the Socialist
| Darf i .Iv ".
July - and IS at 1880 p. NJ on the subject
of Socialism vs.. Capitalism" Mr.. wiikin-
son is an orator with national reputation.
The Socials, Party held their national con.
vention In Chicago in May Of this year and
nominated Eugene V. Debs Of Indiana for
President, and Ben Iianford Of New York
for Vice President.
Died at his home in Baltimore recently
Mailman Orr, half brother to Mai Y. N.
Orr If this place. The deceased was a
years of age and the youngest Of the family.
lie was born ON Scotch Ilill this county
lie was operated on for a growth IN his side,
which developed into malignant cancer
and caused his death. The funeral was
held IN Baltimore Monday 81 las, week ADD
was attended BY Mai Or Of Kingwood.
, and J. NJ. or Of NewbuSg
: The following inventive West Virginians
we're granted patents las, week as reported
Z by the G.. a. Snow Patent Agency Of Wash
4 ington cilyi Alice N. Andrews Of Wheel.
e ing, sight for guns; William IT, Bailey of
d Monongah. hose couplingi Flank G. Cald-
well and o. Jaeger Of Wheeling. paien,
G on panel for metal ceilings, Archer J.
y Jackley Of Cameron on a folding chair; la
w. Livingston Of Mouadsville. on oondi.
ment.loldeG VIM. S. Teeple Of wellsbu,g,
on js.
The Morgamown Band missed the train
on the NJ & X. a. Masontown the evening
Of The Youth as they dad not Start back
from hare till after seven O'Clock and knew
The tram was to leave Mason,owu al s
and that they could not possibly make the
e trip Of ten miles in an hour They cav,
!. an open air band concert on the lawn a. the
Hotel Gordon after supper and oar people
b enjoyed !, very much. Their teams were
a al lined up IN good Time for them 20 catch
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