West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-04-06

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considerable business.
Rufus Rodeheaver. the Tunnel,on poet
aud writer. was here las, week with another
eitusion which appears in this issue
Joe n. NeClauRhan moved last week TO
Terra Alta and will engage in the wooden
mill business hereafter. Lloyd Zigler is
again in charge Of the Exchange Hotel and
makes genial landlord
We have a beautiful little robin snow tins
morning. Now we have TO have little
Easter storm ye, aud then spring will come
m earnest and qui, teasing us aud the women
can revel in house-cleauing to their hearts
conteRt
Married by Rev. J. E. Weigh at Oakland
on March 7S,h, Adam Reekar, aud Gather
iue {. DeTIsrry, both of Cuzzar,, this
county; aud on April AID, Graua l.. Ringer
and Frances c. Ringer, both Of Morgau's
Glade, this county.
Col. Charles w. Wolfe has been ap.
pointed Deputy Assessor for Kingwood
district and is at work now assisting George
l.. Shaffer, the regular Assessor tor the
West Side. Mr.. Wolfe will assess the
property of this district.
IL was reported that john Day of Wheel
ing, had been appointed consul to Windsor,
Novia Scotia. but this Is incorrect. His
assignment Is 10 Windsor, Ontario. Judge
IIoke, who is in Novia Scotia, may be ex
peeted to remain there for some time yet.
Keeping or secreting money in The house
or about the premises is dangerous pracl-
ice, as il invites robbsriy and crime, aud
there is always liability Of loss through
destruction Of the building by fire. Put il
in the Terra Alta Bank, Terra Alta, w. Va.
The Ladies AID Society of the NJ. Z.
Church gave a social at the Hotel de Jail
last Friday night. The place was crowded
with merry throng and with the readings,
Rotations, weighing Of all present and the
refreshments nobody minded il being in
Jail half as much as they thought they
would.
James g. Menear, the editor Of the Re-
form School News, and the Superintendent
of the Printing Department of the Reform
School at Pruntytown, was here few days
the past week visiting his old home. lie
returned Tuesday afternoon. MI Menesr
is making handsome and attractive journal
of the News
4. T.. Chandler Of Pawtuckel, Rhode
Island, was here during the past week to see
his son, DR.. l.. ID. Chandler, who has been
practicing medicine in this county, at King
wood and Masontown. They left for their
home in Rhode Island, Tuesday Afternoon
as DR.. Chambers health is not good and he
goes home for rest and recuperalion.
Tie recount Of the ballots cast in Grafton
at the recent municipal election shows that
license was defeated by foriy.thrce votes
When the ballots were counted il was found
that Republican elected on the face Of the
returns as at first announced did not have
majority of the votes in the ballot box. His
opponent was therefore declared elected.
J. w. Hull, Graduate Opliciau, will be at
the Exchange Hotel, Kugwood, April nth
and I2th. II you need glasses you ought 10
see me afternoon Of each date. DO not
neglect the most tender organ of the body.
You may have eye strain or headaches; all
these come from defective vision. No
charge for consultation; don't fail to see me.
There was IRE Of ncendiary origin in
South KinPwood last Saturday night A
vacant property down IN The Bowery belong.
ing TO the Shafer & Brown Company and
lately vacated by Henry Gidley, burned to
the ground just after midnight. +, was not
discovered until too late to save IL and as no
one was living in it, the general belief is
that il was set on fire, and Hon. w. G..
Brown offers one hundred dollars for proof
Of the deed.
b. +. r. Bucklew Of Rodamer's, this
county, Is now located al Palmyra. Mich
lie left here March z7th and writes Us that
he likes Michigan all right Is with bis
uncle, Jacob Foglesong. who Is very 30 and
not expected TO live lie was operated on
last Frda night for appendicitis aud was
in precar ious condition when Mr Buck
lew wrote us, April rE. lie wrote for the
Argus to b, sent him out there as be can
not get along without H.
Captain NJ. NJ Nicely Of this place, and
Lieutenant John Harris of The signal corps
at Charleston. have been ordered 10 take
part in guard inspection OF ibs Stale this
spring. D. 70 Gen. orders just issued In
sirucls Captain Nicely TO proceed 20 Wheel.
ing and there meet Captain J. X Miller Of
the Slh Iofan,ry on April 18Th, aud accom-.
pany him over the First regiments territory.
Lieutenant Harris will go TO Rouceverte and
meet Captain Frank Ferguson Of the artillery
corps, and accompany him over the Second
regiment Company r., the crack local
organization, will be inspected by Captain
John llenshaw Of ibis place. Who is an
assistant Inspector -Fsirmont Times.
Hon. Patrick Duffy died al his home foo
Addison, Monday. after an illness of several
months Mr.. Duffy he'd been IN 800 health
for some time, and several weeks ago enter
ed hospital a. Baltimore for treatment,
but deriving no benefit lhcrcfrom be- return.
cd TO his home Patrick Fee Duffy was
born in County Monaghan, Ireland. March
/ 70, iS4I, and was therefore o. years and
/ " days old al bis death ICE has occupied
several Offices 10 bis county, besides being
/ Sheriff two terms, and Auditor 81 the State
two terms, from 1885 TO 1903. Tie served