West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-09-28
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DIR. George X. Stemple of this county,
who has been located at Wyatt for some
time in the practice Of his profession, was
married at tina, place today to Miss Cora b.
Anderson.
The Bruceton Milling Company have their
fine new mill nearly completed and will be
ready in a week or two to start up. They
have employed Charles |. Trowbridge of
this place, for miller aud he will 20 down
to take charge now soon.
Senator Sam b. Montgomery was in town
this week. lie was the orator of the occa.
| sion down at Laurel Run, below Bruceion,
fast Saturday, where they had big picnic
and harvest home. There was a large
crowd presen. aud the Senator delivered a
fine address that was we'll received. lie
was accompanied by his wife.
II is saidIhat some OF the campers from
town who were down on the river recently
Toasted on roasted weasel, thinking that il
was squirrel. Some gf the just-out- Of knee
breeches-boys shot the weasel for a squirrel
and took it into camp and dressed it and it
was cooked and eaten before they found out
the difference. Some of the party said they
thought it tasted rather strong, but anything
goes when you are camping out.
IL will surprise YOu-try Il.
IL is the medicine above all others for
catarrh and is worth its weight in gold.
Ely's Cream Balm does all that is claimed
for IT'D. W. Sperry, Hartford, Conn.
Ny son was afflicted with catarIh. lie
used Ely's Cream Balm and the disagree.
able caIarrh all lett HIM. I. Olmstead,
Arcola, ILL.,
The Balm does not irritate or cause sneez-
ing. Sold by druggists at 50 cts, or mailed
by Ely Brothers, 50 Warren St, New York.
set Of false teeth believed to have be.
longed to one of the victims of the Fair
chance explosion, was found by William NJ.
Thompson in his garden IN South Union
township, six miles away. On the plate was
a BIZ Of dry blood. That the explosion was
heard one hundred and fifty miles away is
indicated by a letter received by Postmaster
| J l.. Malcolm from Langeville, Ohio. In
which the writer says that a deep rumble
with three intonalions we're distinctly head
about nine o'clock a. m.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presby.
i-@su Church was delightfully."- entertained
by Misses Emma and Julia Brown at their
bpeasaut home, Ravenwood Farm, two miles
east Of Kingwood, Thursday afternoon Of
last week. Mrs. ?. J. Crogan, Mrs. w. A..
/ Thomas, Mrs s Whetsell Mrs. Thomas p.
x. Brown Of Beverly, and Mrs Mckenzie
Of Cumberland, we're guests Of the society
/ f7i We afternoon. The Misses Brown we're
assisd r. entertaining by Mrs. William Gay
D au and a royal good time vas reported
bYtl Rho we're present.
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Stephen 70. Rabbit Of EIkins, died ct
Providence Hospital Washington, from the
effects Of injuries inflicted by young man,
John Browning. Rabbit. so those who wit.
messed lbe quarrel winch eliminated in a
fight allege, was lured into an alley and
struck over ihc head with beer bottle. lie
seemed go suffer no 800 effects a. the time,
but several hours aflcrward topped over IN.
counscious. fle was taken to Washington,
Suudhy for an operation. Young Brown.
ing, frightened ~ Rabbitrs condition, left
the city and is now thought to be At Martins.
burg. Three Of the Rabbits have met
violent deaths His mother was killed las,
LSummer by the crown sheet Of en- exploding
engine. An older brother, Dc. James Rab.
bite, got an appointment IN the army as a
surgeon and was sent TO the Philippines and
died there with the black smallpox The
family formerly resided at Newburg, this
county, where Barley Rabbit, the head Of
the family, kept a meat market They
} moved TO Eikins several year, ago and Mr.
] Rabbit died soon after