West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-03
Or. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.


Newton r. Manown aud Miss Frances
Ann Parsons were at Morgantown last Sun
day. returning Monday.
Handsome picture frames Of different
siIes aud eolors for sale at the Argus Book
Store at fse cents each.
Ben II. Sincell Of Oakland, was here last
Sunday and returned with has family who
had been here visiting d. Y. Morris.
summer complaint is a very dangerous
disorder Of babies. Dr.. Fahrney's Teeth
ing Syrup prevents and cures il.
We will save you as per cen, in painting
your house. broad guarantee with every
galloH. I he Shaher & Brown Co
MISS Beatrice IIeermans from Penn,
has been here this week visiting her uncle,
Francis Heermaus, aud her aunt, Mrs !. w.
Parks.
llammar paint IS equal to any $3.50 paint
on The market 1, costs you s. 90. Fully
guaranteed, 10 risk The Shafer y Brown
Company.
Miss Sallie Fairfax and John Martin have
been down ON the river at Camp Fairfax the
past week having good time catching and
eating fish.
N. G. Stellz. tue hustling representative
of the American Type Foundry, was here
yesterday taking orders for the Piusburg
branch Of the company.
GO TO MURDOCK'S.
One gallon llammar paint and one gallon
linseed oil at fifty cents makes two gallons
of paint. Why pay $3.50 for oil We
guarantee every gallon. The ShaHer *
Brown Company.
Terence ID. Stewart, the Morgantown
attorney, was here last week visiting his
brother, who has been here for his health,
but was taken much worse. However he is
much better now.
Only one sure way to have money; save
it. Only one sure way to save it; deposit it
in the Terra Alta Bank, Terra Alta, w. Va,
for safe keeping so it cannot hurn holes in
your pockets.
Mrs Peter X. Smith returned last week
from trip to Uniontown and Morgantown
visiting her son, Charles b. Smith, at the
former place, aud her daughter, Mrs. ]. |
Ami Martin, at the latter place.
IL is no hardship to put away a small por-
ton of your earnings in the Terra Alta Bank
at Terra Alta, West Virginia, weekly or
monthly, and while il can always be called
upon il is out of the way Of "dubbling out"
{. c. White, census representative Of the
Bureau of Commence and Labor, ives here
last week. From here he went to Terra
Ala aud thence to Munice, Ind, and then
to indianapolis to rejoin his wife. His
business is to gather mandatory statistics. |
Mrs. |. N. Tichenor and daughter, Miss
Adah, and son, Charles, of Keokuk, Iowa,
and Mrs. Robert +. Woodson and son,
Robert, and daughter, Roberta, Of St.
Louis, who have been visiting friends and
relatives here for the past month, left for
their homes Tuesday afternoon.
Field Hindman from Morgantown, who
recently purchased the Bill Riley Livery
Stable outfit here, moved his family over
last week and they occupy the aunt Polly
Fields property on East Main street recently
vacated by George a. Menear who moved
in with Mrs. Joseph Jackson.
Col. C. w. Wolfe made a flying circui, of
the country within radius Of ten miles of
Kingwood, Tuesday, in search of a house
keeper for Bro. Whetsel of the Journal, who
had failed to get one himself, being rather
shy on the girl question, but Colonel Wolfe
is veteran and never fails when he goes
after them.
Commander r. NJ. G. Brown, who has
been III at the Garfield Hospital in Washing.
ton, ID. c., for several weeks, is greatly i'm
proved and writes that he Is quite himself
again. tie will leave Washington in a day
or two for Deer Park, Md, where he will
spend the remainder Of the summer. Nor
gantown Dominion.
DIR. II. l.. Henry, the we'll known speci-
alist on the eye, ear, nose and throat, has
moved from Grafton TO Morgantown, where
he may be found at his Office TIL Aug. 7lh;
on that date he will be at Masontown and at
Kingwood on the 8 and Tunnellon Aug. Q.
lie will be found at The Strickler Hospital
when in Kirgwood
NJ. G. Talbot Of Philippi, the water
franchise man, arrived in Kingwood yester-
day TO sec about matters connected with the
installing Of plant here. lie informed us
that he had been over in Maryland and
Pennsylvania for some time operating in the
real estate business and had successfully
conducted several lot sales. They had one
last Saturday At Hancock, Nd, that was a
big success.
The Summer School here closed up last
Friday and Prof j. W. Siayman left for
70 MI Lake Park where he has charge Of the
Normal Department Of the Chauiauqua
summer School during August, assisted by
Prot. II. f. Flesher. The term Of school
here was one Of the best ever held and both
Of these gentlemen are Grstclasg instructors
and we hope to have them with us again
next summer when the prospect promises 20
be better than ever
Rev. Howard and family are expected
home this week from Evanston. H., and the
Reverend will hold services in the VI. r..
church next Sunday rs usual Some repairs
and Improvements are being made on the
church this week a cement walk Is being