West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-31

II. J. Hartman from Gypsey. has been
here visiting friends and relatives.
DR. W. NJ Longs,re,h of Terra Alta. wa,
here las, Saturday on professional business.
Winfield 5. Gamer Of ruaneltou. was
here Monday and Of course gave us call
GO TO MURDOCK'S.
Jay Ridenour and sou. Quinn, and Lou
Wheisell of South Kingwood, are all sick
with fever.
Mrs. Mary Ileatou of Buekhannon,
arrived here last week to visit her brother.
Dc. !. NJ. King
Wanted-A fam. Write description and
cash price to Noah h. Fearer, z. O. Box So,
Mason,own, w. Va. At
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Evick returned sun
day from visiting friends and relatives in
Monongalia county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Smith Of TYLER
county. arrived here last Friday to visit ID.
5. a. Pratt aud family.
Bruce r. Carroll has been sworn in as
special police during the illness of Town
Sergeant B. l.. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Parkhurst and son
from Charleston, are here on their annual
visit to their old home.
ID. X. Jackson q Co. on the Koner have
a big stock of Fruit Jars just received, Pint,
Quart aud Half Gallon.
Bert NJ De,pard of Clarksburg, the big
coal man, was here Monday looking after
his interest in this county.
Miss nellie ShaHsr of Parkersburg, aud
Miss Mona BosleY of Morgantown, have been
visiting in Kingwood this week.
Ben Oppenheimer, the Mor.antown cloth.
Ter, was here this week at the Exchange
Hotel taking orders for clothing.
1. X Bartlett, the genial cashier of the
Bructon Bank, is in town today on his way
home from a trip to Parkersburg.
Mrs. Kate Johnson of Keyser, has been
here the past week visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. ). Martin, and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Rinard of Terra
Alta, and Mrs. Byron Blue of Parkersburc,
were here Sunday calling on friends
The kind the babies like. DR.. Fahrney's
reething Syrup. Once used nothing else
will take its place. No narcotics in it
Mr. and Mrs. Will Snee and Mrs. Frank
Weaver and two children from Morgantown,
are here visiting friends and relatives.
II. II. Potter has had charge of Coles
jewelry store during his absence with the
Guards and in New Jersey with the rife
team.
Hon. James {. MeGrew has been quite
i'll the past ten days. IIs son, Major VIM.
c. McGrew, of Morgantown, has been here
to see him.
ca to l.. b. Williams for Brick, Cedar
Shingles and all kinds Of Building Supplies.
Orders for any amount of material filled on
short notice. Il
Mrs. Frank Jennewne and Miss Blanche
Murray from Jacobs Creek, Pa, we're here
this week to attend the funeral of little
Vernon Medsger.
Mrs. Marcellus Thompson and daughter
from Harrison county, arrived here last
Saturday 10 visit friends and relatives in
town and near here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw and child left
today for their home in Uniontown, Pa,
after visiting Uncle Robert Shaw of near
town, for some time.
Wanted-Salesmen at once for lubucat.
ing oils and paints. Salary or commission.
FINE opportunity for good man. Address,
The Harvey Oil Company, Cleveland, Ohio
GO TO MURDoCK's.
Robert u. Brown went to Barbour county
las, Saturday to see his wife who had been
visiting her uncle, Ed Watson, up there and
was taken seriously III. They returned
home this week.
Mrs. Rachael Murdock has purchased
from Col. J. w. Flynn the old Klauser
property on High street and will get
possession and move into it about October
Ist' The pnce paio was $1,000.
Today is another Phosphate Day. This
time for wheat, and long strings of wagons
have been coming to town and going out
every since daylight, mostly from down
about Valley Point and Hudson.
One Of the best and mos, enjoyable picnics
Of the season was held down on the river at
the boat house last Saturday afternoon.
Several prominent people and families from
town we're down and spent delightful
evening.
Several land owners from different parts
Of the county are here now every day look
ing up the new assessment of their property
to see whether they want to come before the
special session Of the County Court next
week to make any kick
| John {. Murdoch has purchased two
splendid lots OF the Brand heirs lying below
the residence Of the widow Brand and ex.
poets to build handsome residence on the
site. The price paid was srIso for the
two lots.
Col. Jim Lakin and Dr. w. r. Daley Of
Terra Alta, were out At Parkersburg during
the National Guard Camp there and spent a
day out at Camp Dawson visiting the two
companies from Preston county Both have