West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-10-06
Mrs. WIZ Riley !. i'll with pneumonia.

monday from visit TO PittsbuTg.
Miss Julia Hayes wen, to Morgantown,
Tuesday, to visit friends and relatives
q w. Albright is up in Randolph county
this week looking after the lumber business.
J. Frank Manown, the cashier of the Bank
of PhilipPi, was here this week to see his
parents.
Miss Ne,iie Smalley returned last week
from the hospital in Baltimore much improv.
ed in health.
Miss Dora Menear, an employee of the
Hospital at Weston, is home here on her
annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. shoch Of Rowles.
burg are here today to attend the funeral
OF Mrs. Morris.
Miss Agnes FELTON,, daughter of SQUIRE
+. Scott FELTON, Of the East Side, Is here
working in the Leader office.
A small grandch Of Jim Stonebreaker
from the East Side. was buried in the
Kingwood Cemetery this week
Waitmsn Garner was here from Fairmont
this week and gave us paying call. lie
had been visiting his parents near here.
Miss Jennie Martin, who stays at John S.
Murdock's, was taken to the Stricken Hos
pital today for treatment for typhoid fever.
Mrs. George A. Walls and Mrs. !. NJ.
King went to Cumberland, Tuesday, on a
shopping trip. DIR. King drove them over
TO Terra Alta.
County Court has been in session this
week, transaeting considerable business. All
the members are here. We will give re-
port next week.
Mrs. J. l.. Stone was summoned to Wheel.
ing last Friday by the sudden death of her
brother, who was tskenill and only lived
about two hours.
Mrs. Mary Byrne and daughter Julia were
summoned home Tuesday from Mt. Lake
Park, where they spent the summer, owing
10 the death of Mrs. ID. Y. Morris.
Col. John Snyder from Deer Park, Md
was here last Saturday and gave us a paying
call. lie used to live near Tunnelton but
sold out and located over in Maryland
James Holland, the genial and popular
lumber buyer, has arrived in Baltimore from
two months visit at his old home in Eng
land. lie is expected in Kingwood soon.
Ed NJ. Williams returned Yesterday from
Baltimore where he purchased furniture
for his handsome home lately purchased
here, as he will move out of the Hotel
Gordon the first Of the week.
Miss Minnie Frsnkhouser returned Tues
day from her trip to the Worlds Fair. The
school here opened Monday and as she fail.
ed to get back in time, her room was minus
teacher the first day and halt.
DIR. James a. Graham, Of Fairmont, was
here this week and went on out to Mason.
town. lie was summoned here on profess
ional business and is rapidly forging to the
front as one Of the leading physicians of the
state.
Ben III. Sineell of Oakland, was here last
Sunday to see his family, who we're visiting
here. Mr.. Sincell returned home that eve.
ming, taking one of the children with him.
| Tuesday he was summoned back here by the
death Of his wife's mother.
Our people were greatly shocked Tuesday
by the news Of the sudden death Of Mrs. d.
Y. Morris who was only critically IN short
time and but few Of our people knew that
she was sick even Her death was caused
from an sbscess Of the liver from which she
had suffered for some time. The abscess
broke and her death resulted in few hours.
The play Of "rrhe Deacon" rendered last
Saturday night at the Kiugwood Armory by
the Kingwood Dramatic Company, was the
best they have given us yet and deserved a
crowded house. The attendance was fairly
good, but the notice was too short and they
arc talking Of giving IL again here and have
arranged to give IL Al the Terra Alta Opera
House Saturday night Of this week. To see
Charley Jackson play "Pele" the mischev.
ious darkey and Ben Cole as "Blly" the
country boy OF Maurice Jackson as the
Deacon is we'll worth the puce Of admis.
sion.
II the United States War Department
carries out Captain Harris recommendation
and makes w. r. Scott a second lieutenant
in the army his salary will be 81. 500 a year
Mr.. SCOTS home is At Lewisburg. Las
year he was the distinguished cadet Of thc
University corp. Captain Hairs, q. S. A.,
inspected the cadet corps, and recommended
Scott for a second Workmanship. Tn,
army salary cards show The pay for lha
position is $1,000.
The Ringwood Public Schools opened
Monday, except Miss Ffankhouscr's room
and as she did not get back from ST. Lout
I'LL Tuesday, ihs, department was yscsn
till her return The following enrolImen
is reported 10 us by ne Principal. Mr.. Lout
c Snyder:
Primary Dept, Miss Nurdock and Mis-
Goodwin, teachers boys 50. gtls a.; total 81
intermediate Dept. Miss Monroe and Mis-
Frankhouser, teachers. boys z5, girls 81
total o..
Grammar Dep, Miss Cobuu. teacher
] boys 8, girls 20; total 90.
High School, Louis {. Snyder. teacher
. boys 8, girls IS; total 81 grand total r9a.