West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-07-14
Haywood. July IA. 1904
DR.. Ale. Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

DIR. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton.
DIR. j. NJ. Kings Office next door to Jail.
Hon. w. g. Conley was at Grafton last
Saturday OF legal business.
J. Harvey Walls, the Rockville merchant
was here on business, Tuesday
+. X. Bre,z, General Manager of the NJ.
* X. railroad, was here this week.
County Court is in session this week and
we will give full report in our next issue.
The State Convention of the Epwor,h
League is in session at Clsrksburg this
week.
Capt. c. c. Pierce went to Rowlesburg
Saturday afternoon, TO spend Sunday with
his parents.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Bruce Floyd
Carroll of this place, last Sunday, July 10th,
fine boy baby
DR.. l.. w. Cobun and wife of Mason
town, have been at the ST. LOUIS Exposition
the past two weeks.
William f. Parsons re,urhed to his home
in Moreaniown Tuesday morning, after a
couple of weeks visit here.
Miss Daisy Brown of Morgantown, has
beem the guest of her uncle ]. +. Hawkins
and family the pas, week.
Miss Emma Butler of Addison, Webster
county, returned to her home last week after
.,,..,;.... 49, q, n
II. l.. Henry. NJ. d., Eye, Ear. Nose and
Throat Specialist. GLASSES 6tted,) will he at
the Strickler Hospital, August Ist and and.
Dr. c. W. Stewart Of Morgantown, is
here for his vacation. His brother, Terrence
ID Stewart. came over with him and return
ed Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Nj. Carroll moved
last week from the Bishop Block into the
DIR. Manown property lately vacated by
Newton Manown.
RESERVED SEAT TICKETS NOW
ON SALE AT ARGUS BOOK STORE
FOR MOVING PICTURE ENTERTAIN
MENr, SATURDAY EVENING, IS CTS.
Prof. George a. Federer, the well known
music teacher aud agent for the Esley
Organ Of near GIadesville, was here on
business, Tuesday, and gave a paying
call
William BRADY of Berkeley Springs
stopped over here Sunday and Monday TO
visit his son, Jim Ben Brady. lie was on
his way to Wheeling to attend the Republ-
can convention.
Wheeling jeweler lost 5000 diamond
at Clarksburg and offered $50 reward for IT,
A eolored boy found IT, and the owner gave
him S.. And some people wonder why
there is dishonesty abroad in the land.
A wigwam with a capacity Of 3. 500 seats
Is to be built in Parkefsburg on a vacant lot
in the vicinity of the Elberon NJ. f. Church
for the use of the Democratic State Conven-
ton which meets IN that city in August.
Dsvey Guppeu and Omer Shaw from
Grant district. we're here Tuesday and gave
us call. Mr.. Guppett was here to get
certificate from the County Court to enable
him to be admitted 10 the Bar to practice
law.
Hon. William G.. Brown Is expected
home from Bellingham, Washington, about
August Ist. lie Is able now TO be out of
the Hospital and drive out little ever day
and hopes to be strong enough for the trip
home by the FIRST Of the month
Patents we're granted West virginians last
I'll II U..If. Il
Wheeling, Photograph-shutlers, William r.
Nichols of wellsburg, on Giass-rnelting
furnaces; Joseph p. wickersham. c. w.
Tabler & J w. Stewart Of Mauinsburg, on
Making Insecticides.
The West Virginia National Guard En-
campment will be held al Camden Park on
the Camden Interstate railway, near Hunt
IDgton, for ten days, beginning August 9.
None Of the companies booked 10 attend the
National Eucampmen, will he at the
Huntington camp.
Miss Dora Meneas, one Of the employees
Of the Hospital for the Insane At Weston,
arrived here last Thursday evening and re.
turned next day In charge Of Mrs. Domiack
AfAN AUN NAlet nAaNtt DiuEHf TWO Wufucn
who had been adjudged insane and we're IN
Jail here awaiting admission TO the Hospital
for treatment.
We omitted 10 mention the winners in the
shooting match here on the Fourth, last
~. The arst prize Of SO was won by
eRrank Lision from down near Valley Point
I've IS purse was captured by Ben Miller
from that section, aEso, and the third prize
Of $50 was taken IN by Ben Frank Cole,
the Kingwood jeweIer, who learned to shoot
when he was fighting Indians 10 the West.
Helen Keller, who has been deaf, dumb
and blind since she WIS eighteen months
old, but who has pursued vide range Of
studies in spite Of her n6rmiiies. graduated
with the degree Of Bachelor % Arts cum
laude, from Radcliffe College, the womans
annex Of Harvard University, recently.
Miss Keller, who Is "A years old, has, by
reason Of her s,lainmcuts as a student, come
10 be known as the most wonderful woman
in the world. She has acquired an edoca.
nop by the AID Of touch alone.