West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-17
The West Va. Argus.
KingwOoe, August IL. 1905.
Or. Ale. Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.

week ON business.
Mrs. Jane Thomas vas up at Tunnslton
on business, Tuesday.
Fni, Jars. Pints, Quart and Half Gallon
foe sale at ID. r. Jackson * Co.
Ami X. Smith Of Brueeton, was in town
Tuesday and gave us paying call.
Misses Ine4 and Pearl Showalter from
Cla'ks5urg. are here visiting friends.
MIS- 4. A Werner and son Huber, from
Morganio~n, ate here visiting relatives.
Miss Pearl Lowe of Shinns,ou, is here
visiting her iend. Miss Nellie Albright.
Mrs. Adele de Billier of Washington City,
is here this week visiting Mrs. n ]. Fortney.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Albright left las,
week for Webster Springs to remain awhile
J. Il. Trouer came in Tuesday evening to
visit his family, who have been here some
time.
A. w. Albright is at his home here this
week from his duties on the road as lumber
Inspector.
Will Cornman from Altoona, Pa, was
here over Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs
Frank NJ CauoI
Mrs. VILLA Stnckler left Tuesday for
visit with friends aud relatives at Fairmont,
Shinnslon aud other places.
Bruce +. Carroll, the undertaken, was at
Brandonville last Saturday in charge Of the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Mckee
The kind the babies like. DIR. Fahruey's
Teelhiug Syrup. Once used nothing else
will take It's place. No narcotics in it
Miss LeIilla Parks arrived last week from
Charlottesville. Indiania, and has been visit
ing friends here. She left Monday morning.
Oakley Mckee was here last week from
Pennsylvania, having been summoned here
by the death of his mother, Mrs. Mary
Mckee.
MAJ. Charles NJ. Fleck from GAINESVILLE,
Wisconsin, dropped in on us last week, the
same old boy except that he is not so aeshy
as he used to be.
Charles L. PelI aud family from Davis,
returned home last week after visit with
friends and relatives in Kingwood and other
sections Of the county.
You want to read the big ad IN this issue
of the Shafer & Brown Company They
have regular store house of bargains for
you, and they are going, too.
The front of the Stuck building on Price
street is being adorned this week with new
covering of paint, red, green and yellow
Mack Menear is the artist in charge.
TheophoIis Thomas from about Marsden,
contracted the fever in the lumber camp at
Crellin and came home recently for treat
meni. DR.. X. r. Frey from Terra Alta,
has been attending him.
Andy Edmunds, the genial porter at the
Gordon Hotel, is back at his post again
after two weeks visit at Tunnelton and
other places. Ills smile is as broad and his
optimism as great as ever.
Col. X w Monroe and daughter, Miss
Icie, were up at Masontown, Saturday. The
Colonel was attending law suit and return
ed the same day, but Miss Icie renamed
over Sunday visiting friends
Mr. and Mrs. {. b. Clark of Ironton,
Ohio, were here Monday visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. John c. Murdoch.
They left Tuesday morning for East Liver
pool, Ohio, which is just below Pitlsburg.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. Alton Jackson came in
yesterday evening. Mr.. Jackson is off on
vacation from his work at Austen and
will go to Parkeasburg, Saturday. Mrs.
Jackson will go to Mt, Lake Park and then
on TO Warrington.
Troy Graham, who has been working in
the lamber camp at Crellin, came home
recently with typhoid fever aud has been
staying with his parents since down near
Marsden. De. r. w. Stneker Of this
place. has been attending him.
Quite number of our people arc up at
the Camp Ground this week tenling aud
attending the Camp Meeting. Among them
are Mrs. J. II. Brown aud family, Mrs. VIZ.
Pierce and family, Mrs. a. w. Albright and
family, and Frank Sterling, mother and
sister.
The editor Of this paper is at Parkersbnrg
this week attending the Annual State Con-
veniion Of the Anti Saloon League. lie is
an enthusiastic worker in this organization
which is doing great good, and should
and has the hearty cooperation Of our
people. Let the good work go on.
Misses Myral and Mollie Menear leave
Saturday for Weston to visit their sister,
Miss Dora Menear, and from there To-
PruntJ town TO see their brother, James o.
Menear, who is editor Of the Reform
School News az that place, and from there
they 90 on up to Philippi to visit their
uncle, Edward Watson.
a. Ford Dickey and Miss Elizabeth
Wisuer Of this city, Miss Lucy Brown Of
New Cumberland, and Daniel Dawson Of
Charleston, will go to Kingwood next week
to join large party Of campers Who will
spend a week or two on the banks of Cheat
Clyde Watson Of Kingwood, organized The
crowd Morganiown Dominion Of last week
ID. Gatewood and family left Tuesday
morning for months visit with relatives
al his old home in Virginia. They stopped
of at Oakland over Tuesday night with
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