West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-10-20
Rlngwsod, October 90. 1904.
Or. Aler Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

Or. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
Dr. j. NJ Kings Office next door to jail
Guy Reed Of Morganiown, was here Sun
daT visiting his brother.
Mrs. Matte Parks of Charlottesville, Ind,
is here this week visiting friends.
Miss Carrie Orr, assistant in the Tunnel.
ton postoiice, spent Sunday at her home
here.
J. Slidel Brown was at Clsrksburg last
Thursday attending the Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias.
Norman G. Stelir was here last week
representing the Amensan Type Founders
Company of Piusburg.
No more crying babies and you always GET
good nights rest when you give the m DIR.
Fshrney's Teething Syrup.
o. Frank Hardesiy OF Rowlesburg. repre-
sented River City Lodge in the X. of p.
Grand Lodge at ClaIksbutg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Shafer Of GIades-
Vile, spent Saturday and Sunday here visit
ing their daughter. Mrs. C. A. Herring.
Hon. p. J. Crogan and wife aud Miss
Mamie Fawcett left las, week for two
weeks trip To the great Worlds Fair at St.
Louis.
Samuel r. Guseman was at Clarksburr
last week attending the X. OF p. Grand
Lodge as the representative of Mckinley
Lodge of Tunnellon.
Married by the Rev. G. w. White on
Sunday, October 10Th, at the residence of
the brides parents near Herring. Walter
Stafford TO Miss May Nef.
John a. MangoId of Moundsville, was
last week granted paten, on combined
badge and pencil holder, and Joseph c. Nc.
Gail of Weston, secured patent on a valve.
DR.. {. II. Sherwood was confined to his
home few days last week with slight
attack of appendicitis, bu, is considerably
better this week aud is able to be at his
Office.
Henry Murdoch was up al Tunnelion last
week assisting the postofflce there in rush
of work while the Postmaster was away from
ne campaigning for the Republican
tsSkt aud himself in particular.
The old mill over at Bobtown is being
rebdilt by +. w. FELTON,, aud Charles 1.
Trowbridge Of this place, has been at work
on il the past week or two and will still be
At il for several weeks yet as il is big job.
Miss Agnes FELTON,, who was employed in 1
The Leader ofhee, has resigned that position
and accepted one in the big department
store of Geo. A. Herring in response to the
recent advertisement in this paper for
saleswoman.
Hon. John w. Davis, the eloquent aud
able young lawyer from Clsrksburg, will
address the citizens of Sinclair tonight on
the subject of tax reform. A good meeting
iS expected as this is the banner Democratic
precinct of the county.
Everybody cordially invited to attend the
Tax Reform meeting in the Court House
here Saturday night, October 77nd, at 7:3o
o'clock. Hon George r. Byrns from
Charleston, will discuss and explain the new
tax laws in a mastery manner.
K f. Burke OF Terra Alta, Grand
Lodge Trustee, and ID. ]. Gibson and Girls
wellmsn of Newburg, N. c. Ridenour of
Fellowsville, Hon. julius c. Scheu of
Rglon, we're among the prominen, members
of the Order who attended the X. ot~P.
Grand Lodge at Clarksburg last week.
James G Manesr left Saturday morning
for Prun,ytown 10 resume charge Of The
Reform School News after en- absence of
several weeks due to injuries sustained at
Grafton. lie took with him Andrew Smith,
boy from the Aims House here, who had
been committed to the Reform School.
There Is a great demand among the voters
for copies Of the new tax laws IN order thss
they can look the matter up for themselves
without taking anyone's word for u. We
have secured few copies Of the Acts Of the
Extra Session. containing the new laws in
full and will be glad to furnish th, m 10 any.
one as long as We have them 20 y.nd out.
Among those from here who attended the
Judicial Convention II Grafton last Sstur-
Day Wefct Coi. X. W. mOnfoct ZION. Chas.
r. Brown, l. P. Martin, J. Slidell Brown,
John 3. Ford, Charles w Fswcett, r. NJ.
wiiiisms Also John J Rickleman and
Vincent r. Cooke Of Howesulle, DR.. S. NJ.
Scott and DR.. Barnes Of Terra Alta, and
Jesse w. Shsasr Of Carmel Col Bill
Lavelle Of Tunnellon, J. NJ. Buckner, I'd
Anderson and John Heath Of Rowlesburg.
Hon. George X. Byrne, the eloquent
orator and able editor from Charleston, has
been campaigning IN Preston county this
Rweek and talking on tax reform and explain.
>ing the new tax laws 70 the people. lie
spoke in Browns Hall, Tunnel,on Monday
night 20 q full house, including many Re.
pablicsus, who are anxious for information
on the subject Of tax reform. Tuesday
nigh, Mr.. Byrne addressed large audience
10 the Opea House a. Terra Alta, and
Wednesday night IT Rowlesburg. a special
tsin was run from Kingwood on Monday
night and with only few hours notice
about thirty went up from here to the