West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-09-21

Miss Anne Shaher Of Carmel, Is here
visiting friends.
The University at MorsantOWn opens for
the school year mex, Monday
Pre,z Turner from Morgsntowu, is here
this week booking after his interests
Miss Daisy jenkins left Tuesday morning
for Webster Springs for few days stay.
Miss Fanny Parsons returned Tuesday
evening from a weeks visit with relatives al
Parsons.
a. J. wbeI.ell aud o.. l.. Gidley have
been ia Wheeling this week attending
Federal Court
John c. Mardock aud daughter Hannah
and snn Deaf returned Monday from a WISH,
To lroniou. Ohio.
J. l.. Stone returned yesterday evening
from Webster Springs. where he had heen
some time for hts health.
In "ia the Heart Of the Sietras'' at the
Armury lhis rveuing YOU will see something
good aud wonh go'og to hear.
No mose crying babies and you always
have good nights rest when you give them
DR.. Fahrney's Tee,hing Syrup
Mrs. J J. Ga'eman OF Mnrgautown, pass
ed through iowH today enroute 10 Terra
Alta to visit her brother, Ben Arnold.
Harrison Ch,lds from Amblersburg. came
over last Saturday To bring his boy here to
school The boy attended school here last
year.
Mrs. L. A. Martin aud granddaughter,
Miss Ruth Hyde, arrived home Saturday
from two. weeks visit with friends at
Fa.rmont.
Col. +. p. X. Brown and wife from
Beverly, are here visiting relatives and
friends. They go from here to Morgautown
before returning home.
Ira {. Gibson, Jess ]. Jackson, Charles
Menear and l. Is. Bowermaster were at
fairmonl Sunday and Monday taking in The
Wheeling Fairmont ball games.
Miss Susan T. Murdoch left this morning
for Wheeling to consult DR.. A.G Aschman,
the celebrated eye expert, as she has had
trouble for some time with her eyes.
Wanted-Agenls to solicit Health, Aeci-
dent aud Life Insurance in every CITY aud
town in West Virginia. Address, General
Agent, p. o. Box 45I, Morganiown, w. Va.
Tomorrow night 'Indiana Folks" at the
ArmorY. Don't miss il Go down and sit
"On the Banks of the Wabash" aud find
out all about PoseY county and Hoop-pole
township.
GO TO MURDOCK'S.
County Assessor George l.. Shafer and
wife Of Independence, were in Baltimore
last week visiting his daughter, Mary, who
has been in the hospital there for treatment
for some time.
"In the Heart of the Serras" this even
ing at the Armory; Friday evening ''Indiana
Folks" and Saturday nigh, "The Little
Detective" All presented by the Edwin
Young Stock Company. IS, IS and IS cts.
Governor Dawson and wife and daughter
left f.E their home III Charleston last SaIur-
day morning after a pleasant visit here.
They were accompanied home 10y Mrs.
Elmer Cobun of Masontown, a sister of MIS-.
Dawson.
The teachers examination at Function
last Friday and Saturday was corker and
a dozen Of the applicants fell by the way
side before IT was over. There were forty
two applicants at the start and only thirty
let, in the final roundup.
Clark GidleY had the misfortune to have
his arm broken Monday of this week. lie
was helping unload carload of machinery
at the depot here when something slipped
and car came down on hrs arm, badly
crushing IL. DR.. J. NJ. King rendered
surgical aid.
"rhe Little Detective" at the Armory
Saturday night. Best thing of the kind
ever in town. Tickets on sale Saturday
morning at The Argus Book Store. Popular
prices Of admission. Reserved seats only
IS cents, and general admission zs cents.
Children get in to see it all for Is cents.
The new Presbyterian Church at Terra
Alta will be dedicated the last Sunday in
this month. The pipe organ will be com
al I'll Il
arrived and will soon be placed and the
large windows are expected daily. The
church is one Of the contest and best APP
pointed in this section.
Patents we're granted inventive Yves,
Virginians last week as follows William
Giles Of Wyndal, on an automatic switch;
Urah G.. Potts Of Marinsburg, on a metal
lie railroad tie; Harry G. Richmond Of
Cameron, on a tedder; Forest Robinson Of
SistersVile, on pipe couplings and James
A. Wilson Of Mammoth, on a rail joint.
William a. Crawford, Of the firm Of Geo
w. Lewis & Co, Of 3z7 First Ave, Pitts
burg, was here last week looking after the
interest Of his company as they have the
contract for digging the tunnel in Cheat
Hill, down below Albrightsville on the NJ
X. railroad. This firm handles all kinds
Of powder and blasting material and takes
contracts for work Of that kind.
The Kingwood Schools opened Monday
morning with rush Of pupils that almost
swamPed the teachers. 2os we're enrolled
the first morning by six teachers, an average
Of "a to each, with pupils still coming in. SC
that Il has been found necessary 10 smpIo,
another teacher and Miss Lilly Elliott ha,
nccnnlad the nnaIIinn a NON haa hnn.