West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-06-30

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pr. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
Dr.. J. NJ. Kings Office mex, door 60 Jail.
Up-,o-da,e sun-shadss a, Browns
The swell hats Of the season at Schwaur's
Good Honest and Stylish Gloves at
Schwartzs.
DR.. william DALEY OF Terra Alta. is in
town to-day.
Rev. '.SI' Fields Of Hseklebarncy, was
here las, Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. IA Jarrett. the Grafton dentist
will be at Terra Alta July and remain =
days.
Seats are on sale at the Argus Book Store
for the great civil war drama. Defending
the Flag"
Rev. Gustavus SchaeHer preached a
splendid last Sunday morning at the NJ. K.
church here.
viIIe, left Tuesday for st. Louis TO take In
the big Exposition.
DIR. J. NJ. King went to PiIisburs Tuesday
to attend a meeting of the Publishing Board
of the NJ. +. church.
Gale and Forman have their sawmili in
operation on the Wilson tract. which they
purchased some time ago.
Mrs. S. ]. Sterling and daughter virge
were visiting friends and relatives over at
Terra Alta during the present week
Rev. II. c. Howard aud wife and son
lef, Monday for Jackson county to visit
friends and relatives two or three weeks.
Mrs George A. Herring returned Monday
from week spent at Morgantown, attend.
ing the Sunday School Workers Convention
The children Of T. NJ Boone, Mrs Geo
A. Menear and Miss Nellie Jackson, have
all been quite III the past week with the
scarlet fever.
Miss Louise Iiagans left week for Alaska,
Giant county, this State, TO visi, her sister,
the wife Of Dr. Perceyil L1n,z. who IS quite
III aud had lost her baby.
Ned Stone. son orc C. Stone OF near
town, has some fine Shepherd pups 70,
sale that are a bargain for, any farmer or
some one wanting pure'bred dog
w. w. Long late foreman OF the Record
Office at West Union. arrived here this
week and is working in The Argug Printing
House. during big rush Of Fourth Of July
printing.
II you attend the old soldiers reunion
don't fail to get good square meal at the
Camp. II will only cost you twenty FIVE
cents. Old veterans will be sold tickets
emitting them to three meals for fifty
cents.
Admission to Defending the Flag will
be City cents for reserved seats. general
admission for adults. thirty-6ge cents. and
children twenty-five cents. Seats now on
sale at the usual place.
George NJ. Shafer. the old Democratic
war horse from Independence has been
here this week attending meeting OF the
Democratic Committee and visiting rela.
tives. IL we only had about thousand
more old regulars like him in this county.
we would make Il Democratic.
Admission to the baseball game for
adults will be twenty FIVE cents and tor
ladies and children ten cents The game
Is between Tunneiion aud Kingwood for
the championship Of the county and as both
teams are In fine shape this will be a hot
game from start TO finish. Come early and
stay all day on the-Fourth.
The Delinquent tax list OF Preston county
will be published IN the county papers
next week and II you have not paid your
taxes for last year yet you had better
hustle Up to the shengs's onice at once
and Iiquidate. because n you don't your
name will appear IN this slow pay or 20
pay lis, aud then you will want to kick
about a.
DR.. c. x. sherwood. the dentist az this
place. received an order recently for a set
OF false teeth from a man over about
Thuuderstruck in Tucker county. in which
be specified IS follows. My mouth Is
three inches acrost aud one inch deep IN
the Jaw, little rough on the edges and
shaped like boss shew. with the toe IN
front ifyou want me 10 be more particular
have 70 come over thar
Our boys went to Function again asst
Saturday TO play ball. aud got licked out Of
their boots Jake Jackson pitched a
splendid ball for seven innings and had
Tunnelion beaten but riot started then
and the game was stopped for time fhl
Or. y. =. Hone could fick a tough who was
there hunting trouble and wonid not b.
quiet or satisfied til be got u and the
Doctor gave Il to him good ard hard alter
trying to keep out Of a. The fgla seemed
10 rattle our fellows and aiog wen, up IN
4. the ar after that and came home uiih their
call feathers draegiuz 10 tho dust
The following account of The marriage NJ
former kingwood ell Is iskcn from the
Moreantown Post
Mr.. John Y Wickhass snd Miss Dsroth,
Fortney we're quietly lied III sfg a m
today az tie hnme ri Mr. and Ms j.
linn in the Second ward Rev a d ff..e
pastor ~ tie Methodist pfofsSt4ut Church
Officiating fhe wrdding u4s IS very auifi
one. only the family ~ SIR Iinn's n.ine
present Immediately after tie crrsinont
Nc and Mrs Wickmfm were driven Geo ttr
3 O. stItion and departed CO.. she 81
clock ifain Tor Austin. pfesfnu county
WHERE tnoj will visit Mrs Wi.tham 4
pafcut< M aud MIS- Charles s fnrtncv
Mrs WHkhtiH has res dcd in Nore 4ntoNn
Tor the past Two years and has usdc m4ni
frcrda Mr. WiCkham's home is in
Wheeling Boss be is well Known here a. o..
formerly worked here as a plumber. fheJ
may return 20 Mofgantowo 10 reside after
spending icw weeks At Austin