West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-05-19

D. A. Diamond in his barber shop.
E. Scot, FELTON, the genial Justice Of the
Peace for the Eas, Side IS here TO day.
Free set Of those beautiful Tea Trays by
dealing $50 90 Al :. Hunt. runnelton.
j. A Leohsrt. Haywood.
The annual White Family Reunion and
Picnic will he held a, MiierSpor, IN the
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Prof. NOss viii give his recital in the NJ.
+ Church a, Grafton, May 20. aud will
render two nuuhe.s on their new pipe organ.
Sherman I Wheeler of RowiesSure. was
here last week on business connected with
his position Fish and Game Warden. lie
was recently appointed by the Governor for
this county.
Don't forget, We sell YOU our low down
wagons ON metal wheels at the same price
tina, you can re, at the factory. Looks
queer, bu, nevertheless i, is so, Cali Al,
Dodee's, Terra Alta. Il
Charles Fowler. Who has been in Bal,i.
more the pas, year attending medical
college and studying to be physician. has
been in Kingwood the pas, week calling ON
old and young friends.
Born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Wolf, who hive on
the l. p. Martin tarm near town, on Mon.
day. May 10Th, a fine large girl baby,
weighing abou, IS pounds. DR.. S. A.
Pratt attending physician
Patents were granted inventive West
virginians last week as follows: r. Ebeline,
Moundsviile, on glass tank furnace; {. 5.
Philips of Fairmont, on cuspidor; +. T..
wey of Wheeling, on cable hanger.
Show me farmer tina, is progressive and
is making the ''dough' and will show you
one tina, has low down wagon, land
roller, corn cul,iva,or. disc harrow and all
good up to date machinery. Call a, Dodee's,
Terra Alta. at
Ii. S Wheisell was in Pittsburg last week
and purchased large fine fire-p proof and
burglar-proof safe for the Pos,office here to
replace the one blown up recently when the
Office was robbed. Il will take experts to
get away with this safe.
The Preston Republican says that
Lloyd G.. Beerbower, who has been at
tending dental school in Cincinnati during
the past term, returned TO Terra Alta last
Saturday. He will practice his profession
IN Preston during vacation months.
The Fifteenth Anniversary service Of the
Epworth League was celebrated Sunday
night by the Chapter here. rendering the
special Temperance program, which was
highly entertaining and instructive. A large
chorus choir led the singing aud the read
ings and reci,a,ions were special features of
program.
Here Is the report from Preston county
this week, sent in by !. G Brown TO the
Weather Bureau Station at Parkersburg.
Weather CLEAR aud cool: farm work
progressing rapidly; corn being planted;
tru't safe aud looks promising wheat very
short aud thin on ground and will be a
failure. stock turned out
The Old Maids Convention held in
Browns Hall at runnelton last night was q
very entertaining affair The house was
crowded and the applause very enthusiastic.
It was fun from start to finish, and the per.
formers all acquitted themselves very we'll.
The proceeds are for the benefit of the NJ.
(. Sunday School.
Col. I. 7 McDougall Of the credo Ad.
vance was here today looking up the Re
publican leaders and fixing up his fences in
a polilical way, as he is candidate for the
nomination for State Treasurer. with good
chances for success. lie is a member Of the
Board Of Regents Of the School for the Deaf
and Blind at Romney and stopped on here
on his re,urn from Board meeting.
DR.. A. 6. SlaInaker, the popular Tunnel
ton druggist, is in the West for months
trip on business and pleasure combined.
lie has some valuable real estate in New
Mexico which he is about to sell and goes
there with prospective buyer to inspect
the property. While in che West the
Doctor will visit his children in Denver,
Colo, and spend a week or ten days in ST.
Louis taking in the big show.
Col. William J. Layelle, the we'll known
train dispatcher from Cumberland, was here
last week shaking hands and trading Jokes
with his many friends. The Colonel still
lives at Tunnelton but works At Cumberland.
lie only gets of once in a while and had
not been in Kiagwpod for over three years.
lie was accompanied by John J.. Gibson,
The we'll known livery stable proprietor Of
runnellon, driving his finest team.
Prof Frank W. H. Nuss, the famous
pianist, will give recital in the N. L..
Church, June Ioih, under The auspices If
the Sunday School Board. lie will be as
sisted by Miss Maud Golf Paul, soprano.
Rochester, n. y, Mr.. S Edwin Hamilton.
birmingham, England, violinisi. and Mr..
Earl Wells, Bridgeport, Ohio, basso. Prof.
Nuss Is making tour q the smaller towns
aod our people will be given fine recital.
The following Handsomely printed invita-
lions have been sent out to the many friends
Of the contracting partiesi
Air. and Mrs. Joseph T.. wel,ner
request the honor Of your presence
at The marriage Of
Miss Edna Blanche weliner.
TO
Mr. William Lnzzie Nieman,
on wednesday evening, Jane lho 6si,
nineteen hundred and four.