West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-09-15


LETT Monday for Philadelphia where III,
latter will enter college.
Mrs. George A. Herring and daughter,
Nellie and Carrie wen, to GladesvilIe yesier.
day for two weeks visit.
Miss Mabel ShsHer left for her home IN
MorganIown, Tuesday, after several week.
spent visiting friends here.
Circuit Court closed las, Saturday and ",
expected to give more proceedings ,hi, week
bat have no room for them.
Elmer Messenger is home from Parkes.
burg where he has been taking a course in
the Mt. State Business College.
Mrs. Geo {. Giles lief, Tuesday for Con.
neIl'v'lle' Pa, to visit her son Charles, a
prominent jeweIer Of tina, place.
Mrs. Sarah Goodwin and daughters Mary
c. and Nellie left yesterday for ST. Louis
tosPend some time at the big Fair
Capt. J. w. Parsons Of Morcantown, who
was here visiting his daughters. left for
Grafton. Monday, to visi, relatives.
Azarel Gale, one of the solid Democrats
of the Hudson section, was here this week,
accompanied by his daughter Emma.
Mrs. E. W. SIrickler left last Saturday
for LumberPort, Harrison county. to Join
her sister in trip TO the St. Louis Fair.
Miss Ella Snedeker from wellsbure. who
has been here visiting Mrs. John c. Muir.
dock, left Yesterday afternoon for Pittsburp.
But one West Virginian granted a patent
last week as follows Oliver +. Kemp Of
Boliver, loading and unloading attachment
for railway cars.
Attorneys p. J. CroGan and N. J. Fortney
we're at Clarksburg this week attending
Federal Court in connection with the Vic
toria mine trouble.
Ralph Fairfax, son of DR.. ]. NJ. G. Fair.
fax of Reedsville, was with COMPANY /, of
Morgantown, down in Virginia at Camp No.
2 at ThorouGhfare Gap.
Robert Loar, the insurance agent from
Independence, was here this week on bust.
ness. Mr.. Loar is one Of the brightest Young
Democrats in the county and is candidate
for the Democratic nomination for the
Legislature.
1t is now Corporal James f. Murdoch and
Corporal William Riley, as Company G.
held an election at Camp Thoroughfare to
hll two vacancies in the Corporal list and
after spirited contest the above named
were elected.
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday
after one of the biggest grinds for long
time. Over hundred pages Of records is
the result OF general cleaning up and over.
hauling of the docke, aud business before
the court. The speakeasy fellows caught il
heavy
The Dagoes had ahother row and hpht and
foot race last Sundy over at Austen. One
of them stabbed another in the back twice
and wounded him badly and then broke and
ran and when last seen was making such
good time that he is supposed to be back in
Italy by this time.
John {. Murdoch moved yesterday from
the Cooke property on High Street. to the
second floor over his grocery store. and the
Duvall family will occupy the vacated resi-
dence. while T.. NJ. Williams will vacate the
Hotel Gordon. October rst. and move TO
the Hyde property vacated by Duvalls.
Fashionable opening at Browns Millinery
Rooms, Price street, September "a, X, 16
and ~. Handsome display Of patterns.
street hats, imported velvets, novelty rib
bons and silks always in stock, notions.
Attentive attendants Pices as reasonable
as can be made for good grade Of goods,
In another column will be found an &C.
count from the Grafton Sentinel Of the con.
iinuation Of the mine troubles over at Vic.
ioria in this county. The men arrested
were taken TO Clarksburg, Monday, aud no,
being ready for trial they we're held under
heavy bond for their appearance next month.
The report from this county 10 the Agri
culture Department for the past week a,
sent IN by Joseph G. Brown is as follows.
Weather cool and dry; wheat sowing 10
/ progress; some buckwheat cut; corn eafinr
fairly welli pastures needing rain; large
acreage Of wheat will be sown: frost durinp
week.
The West Virginia foot ball team hay,
been in training at Arihurdale, near Reeds
vile, this county They have DUNN,
rugged up they call 'Jm Dumps and the,
pound and ihump him around at a terribi,
rate. They are considered the wors, lot Of
kickers that ever came down the pike. Tn,
farmers up there are disguslsd and cousid,
it q blamed lot Of foolishness.
The Morgantown Dominion has this 10 So,
Of the rector Of the Episcopal church owe
there who is also we'll known in Kingwood
Rev. John Marley has quite wound o.,
his forehead as the result Of a fall Thufsda,
night lie got up in the night abou,
O'Clock and in some way slipped In m,
darkness and fell, striking bis forebes,
against an iron bar on his bed. lie anna
emily struck near n nerve for the copcueeio,
rendered him unconscious. lie fell 10 IA,
floor, but was brought round Ell right bv hill
wife. lie was hardly on his feet again nl
he tainted a second time and being broupb
TO consciousness tainted again A docio
was hastily summoned and relief administer
ed Mr. Marley is still suffering from IN,
nervous shock but there will likely be n,
serious consequences lie will conduct n,
! regular services al his church tomorrow.