West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-02
De-. Ales Leed,, penti,t. Graf,on.

DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
Thanksgiving comes this year ON the last
day OF the month.
Earl Rodeheaver is able to be out again
after an attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Martha Glover of Terra Alta, has
been here the past week visiting Mrs. J NJ
Crane.
The King~"od Supply Company have
handsome new delivery wagon, painted in
all the eolors Of the rainbow.
The Novembes magazines all in now at
the Argus Book Store. Call aud get some
thing to read these long evenings.
Rev. II {. Howard of Grafton, was here
this week shaking hands with his many
friends, who were all glad TO greet him again.
Don't forget the date of the oriole Con-
cert Co, aud that each ticket perehased will
help to put library in the public school of
our town. II.
Miss Nora I.aniz Of Aurora, left for
Baltimore. Monday, To visit friends aud
relatives Till alter holidays and perhaps
remain all winter.
Mrs. w. II. Porter and daughter left
Monday afternoon for their home in Balti-
more, after spending the summer here with
Walter A. Stones family.
Drs. Beerbower & Stafford. dentists, will
he al BtucetOn, November 4 q; Clifton, 8 ?;
Brandonvills. SO; Glade Farms, IoII;
Oar, 1914; GAINESVILLE, 1910.
Capt. J. w. Parsons aud !. Slidell Brown
drove over TO Aurora Sunday afternoon.
The former went on from there To ST.
George and the latter retained home Monday.
Rev. II. p. IIardway returned last Sa,ur-
day night from months absence in Nlcho-
las county visiting his old home and down
at Charleston attending the Baptist General
Association.
Edgar NJ Hartley. Ben + Lennon,
Sanford Watson aud Frank Menifee of
Masontown, were here Monday To consult
Attorney Rufus Holden in regard to some
more A. { Oliver business.
Frank Wolfe from over IN Salt Lick, is
here now firing on the West Virginia
Northern and boarding with his brother
Charlie. lie has been at Cumberland a
year or two firing on the b x ..
If you are interested in seeing the school
equipped with library do not fail to attend
The performance TO be given by the Odole
Concert Company on Nov. I3Ih, as part Of
proceeds 60 towards the purchase of books
for the library. At
Halloween passed off rather quietly this
year as the night was So dark, rainy aud
muddy "it the sidewalks. Some young
f'lks were around throwing corn aud beans
at the windows and some of the girls were
out masquer ading in male attire.
Dave {. linn will have a public sale of
his personal property today at his home in
Gainesville aud will move'to New Concord,
Ohio, where he expects to locate for The
future. We sony to lose Mr linn
from the county as he Is one Of our best and
most prominent citizens aud has always been
an enIerpnsing man and held several offices
of honor and trust
a man was killed Tuesday of this week
over on the NJ. & X. railroad extension
below Mannheim. The unfortunate workman
was one of The bosses for Talbot Bros the
contractors, and was putting off blast and
got behind tree when il went off but the
debris cut large limb off which fell and
struck him in the head, killing him Instantly
The remains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at Howesville, yesterday.
Make note now to get EIy's Cream
Balm u you are troubled with nasal catarrh,
hay fever OF cold In the head. IL is purify
ing aud soothing to the sensitive membranes
that line the air-passages IL is made to
cure the disease, not to fool the patient by
short, deceptive relief. There is no cocaine
nor mercury in IT, Do not be talked into
taking a substitute for Ely's Cream Balm.
All druggists sell it. Price soc Mailed by
Ely Bros, So Warren street, New York
The Epwo;lh League social given at the
home of Mr.. aud Mrs. S Sterling on
Tuesday night was very enjoyable affair
Being liallOw cen evening, the prOVeTbial
candle in brass candles-slicks shone forth
in full splendor. cssling mellow light on
the tastefullY decorated rooms. After re-.
freshmenls we're served the guests departed
for their homes at 10 o'clock we'll pleased
with the hospitality received at the hands
of Mr.. Sterling and his estimable family.
Jarrett, the dentist, will be in Kingwood
again. II a person should tell you aud
demonstrate beyond a doubt how you could
save time and money, would YOU lake time
Co read the following prices1 A set of teeth
$500 and up; solid gold crowns. 81 90;
alloy Filings, 50 cents and up; cement
MhnsSb 50 cents ana up. Teeth extracted
fee. The time has come that to make
money In dentistry a man must do better
work than his competitor. am prepared
To do IL, we always have and will continue
to. We are better equipped than some
other dentists DR.. jarrett can be found at
the Hotel Gordon. November 9th, for four
days. Home Office, jarrett building, Grafton
Last Saturday an Inshman named Tom
Boyee, who had been working for MeCabe
Bros, suh-contractors on the M & X rail-
road, wentJaving crazy and had to be con-
hned and guarded at Camp Monroe. the
engineers camp above Trowbtidge's Ferry.
&c wanted TO blow up the camp and do a
lot OF crazy things generally. They guarded
him there iill Monday and got Justice Scott
FELTON, and DR.. Proudfoot to come 10 the
camp and hold an examination and he was
pronounced insane and sent TO Jail here. g.
III. Wilson and Pat Welch brought him owe,
and lodged him in Jail. lie Is about thirty
FIVE years Of age and only been over from
Ireland about four years. As he Is not a
citizen OF this eouHtry he is an elephant on
the hands OF the officials, but they do not
dare turn him at large.