West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-16
DIR. Ale. Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

LII 49, @~~Net ONhAAsAs oAaAh'us
Frank Shafier spen, last Sunday at Terra
Alta
Geo. A. Herring placed 6ne piano in
his home this week,
SIX hundred "Big Nickle" tablets lust
received AT the Argus Book Store.
The December magazines now coming in
and on sale a, the Argus Book Store.
Adam Everts of near Msnown, has had
his pension increased to sz4 per month.
Clark J. Bayles of near Reedsville, was
here Monday and gave us paying call.
Miss Anna Andrews from jacksonville.
Ohio, is here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Andrews.
DIR. J. NJ King and Emory p. Albright
are in Charleston this week attending
Masonic Grand Lodge.
Mrs. John {. Murdoek returned home
Tuesday after months visit with friends
In Wheeling and Ironton, Ohio.
Benjamin Franklin Stewart Of the Reform
cN"N~s - gNRNhf hAe beSh NteAAHk hin
folks ia this county the past week.
James Frank Mauown of Philips. was in
Kingwood during the past week. lie had
been over at Morgsutown visiting his par
ents.
Ed NJ. Williams left Tuesday afternoon
for Baltimore to VISIT his sister and purchase
big line of holiday goods for the Preston
Pharmacy.
Ga to l.. Il. Williams for Brick, Cedar
Shingles aud ali kinds of Building Supplies.
Orders for any amount of material filled on
short notice. II
Robert r.. Orr left Tuesday for Charles.
ton to attend the Grand Lodge of Odd Fell
lows, as the representative of Kingwood
Lodge No Io7.
Brick" Blair and James St Clair went to
Kingwood this morning to roof house be-
ing built in that place by Fortney and linn
Morgantown Post.
The Kingwood Colored Band will give a
concert out at Masontown next Monday
night, under the leadership Of their teacher
Prof. Clyde Repper.
Mrs. ]. A. Leuhart has been quite i'll with
appendicitis. DR.. 4. w. Srckler is the
physician. De. w +. Daley of Terra Alta,
is here to-day in consultation on the case.
Judge Messenger and wife returned last
week from CIarksburg where they had spent
ten days visiting Sister of Mrs. Messenger
and not in the hospital there as announced.
DR.. e. r. Sherwood, dentist, will be at
Valley Point, November 24th for 1 day.
Brandonville, az" +" days,
Reedsville, ~" DAYS.
Born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Erwin of near Manown, fine pair of twin
boys. The parents and babies doing we'll
and no doctor connected with the affair at
all
Frank Rodeheaver now occupies his fine
new home on the street TO the M & X. de-
pot The house is we'll built and valuable
addition to the residence property of the
town.
E. RepPert is progressing rapidly with
his contract making the road from
Hagan's up the river to the new bridge at
Trowbhdges Ferry aAd will soon have II
completed.
IL is not generally known that you can get
the "a per cent discount on Jour taxes by
paying them any time before December 1,
after that time you are ehargeable with ten
per cent interest.
William A. Thomas got his hand badly
hurt while at work in the planning mill here
yesterday evening. stick was run clear
through his hand making a very painful
wound Dr. Strickler dressed the hand.
Orders have been issued removing Brigade
Headquarters of the National Guards from
Charleston to Clarksburg. Capt {. A
Osborne is now assistant a6jutant general
and II is to facilitate the work of the Office
that the removal is made.
Charles Henry Cooper, the Chief Of Police
of Morgantown, died last Saturday night of
pneumonia. Tie was in his 53rd year and
IS survived by wife, son and daughter. lie
had served on the police force for number
OF years. He was succeeded by Policeman
A. ]. Ireland.
j. NJ. Murphy, who makes his headquar-
tiers here now and is agent for the nursery
hrm of knight & Boswiek of New York,
made fine delivery of flowers and fruit
trees las week to our people. lie also takes
orders for the Giant Seed oats that grows
iI3 bushels to the acre.
Patents we're granted 70 inventive West
Virgnians last week as follows. John w.
Ball, woodbine, patent on a Brauing Com.
pound; Beniamine +. Huffman of Beverley,
on Saw.guide; George T. Murphy Of Ped
mont, Patent on a Railway Tie; George NJ.
Stewart, of Sistersville on a Broom attach.
ment.