West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-01
kingwood, September 1, 1904.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.


yesterday.
Mrs. May " Bremen of Tunnel,ou, was
here yesterday.
David J. Gibson of Newburg, was in
town Yesterday.
Mrs. II. S. whetsell is over at Aurora
visiting her parents.
Harry Shaffer will teach the Savage
school again this winter.
J. Harvey Walls. the Rockville merchant,
was here on business this week
Walter A. Stone has moved into his new
house although ii is not completed yet.
Umer Shaw from Hudson, was here this
week on business aud gave us paying call
A. I Jefferys OF near the Camp Ground,
was in town yesterday aud gave US a paying
call
Mrs. +. ID. Craig aud Miss lisa Copeman
sre out about Rohr visiting relatives aud
friends.
Miss Susan Murdoch of this Office, is up
at Evansville aud Newburg this week visit
ing friends.
Felix letters, one of the solid Democrats
from the East Side, was IN town Tuesday
and gave us paying call.
When teething most babies slomacns are
dsordered. Dr.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
cures and prevents this trouble.
Samuel J. Crosse from Nicholas county,
has been here the past two weeks visiting
friends aud closing up his business here.
Zu Herring has moved into his new resi-.
idcnce in the James A. Brown Addition and
street is being opened up through that
section.
Hon. IT, Amos Hartley and brother,
Edgar Hadley Esq, of Masontown, were
here yesterday attending the funeral of ex-
Sheriff Thomas.
Ross Jackson was over at Mt Lake Park
Monday to play ball with oakland against
Homecoming The latter club won the
pane by score of toll
Circuit Court begins today and there IS
considerable business to attend TO, but
whether it will be done on account of the
campaign and too much politics or not, is
doubtful.
BIT Stone of Reno district, has been
here this week representing the Beverly
Nursery and Orchard Company of Beverly,
Ohio. He has been in the employ of this
Company for fifteen years.
DE-. Hanson A. Jarrett, the Grafton
dentist, will fill the following dates in this
county Terra Alta, September slh, for
days; Aurora, Sept. 9Th, for days; Rowles-
burg, Sept I2th, for days.
The threshing machine is now abroad in
the land and its hum aud rattle can he heard
on the farms of the county. The report
reaches us that the wheat is not turning out
at all but has to be threshed out
Major Charles NJ. Fleek of GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin,, arrived here last week for few
days visit. lie is now travelling for New
York City company aud selling fine fountain
pens. lie left Monday afternoon for Ped
mont.
The fourth annual reunion OF the ex-
soldiers association of Marion county, will
be held at Fairmont on Thursday and Fri
day, September IS and 10 Fun, enlhu-
Siasm, army stories aud music, will ebaraler-
b Ire the evening camp fires.
Daniel Alton Jackson is over at Austen
acting as guard for the Coal Company
property At that place. The base ball club
here had to send 10 Grafton for a catcher in
Jackson's place for the game at Terra Alta,
Tuesday, and here today with Rowlesbutg
Those from Kingwood who attended the
Brown Family Reunion at Gainesville last
Saturday were Mrs. Jane Brown, Robert y.
Brown and daughters Ruth and Maud, Mrs
". G.. Fiythe, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Slidell
Brown and son Fairfax, Miss Stella Ray and
Charles S. Brown.
John IT, Garner returned last week from
ten days trip to 81. Louis aud the Wold's
Fair. lie says that II is we'll worth attend
ing and way ahead Of the Chicago Fair and
that all talk about exlorjion and high prices
Is untrue and that you can find accommods.
dstions very reasonable aud need not pay
high prices unless you want to.
The hsndsomesi and best selected line Of
up to. date sheet music now on sale al The
Argus Book Store that was ever brought 10
the county. Regular 50 and IS cent music
1t only as cents per piece, your own
selection. Better come IN and select What
you want before IL is gone. Every piece
different Order taken for anything you
want
The Camp Meeting closed last Sunday al
the Tunnelton Camp Ground after Ter
days session. The weather was fine Sunda,
and the largest crowd in the history IT Oh,
Camp Ground was present II is estimate,
that AZ least one thousand horses we're hitch
ed in the woods shout the grounds al ON,
time, and that there we're 5000 peopl,
present from al over the county and som,
from adjoining counties