West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-11-09

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All in all We arc having very nice
autumn and the prospect is for a mild
winter.
Judge Edmund Messenger and wife have
been in Clarksburg the past week taking
treatment at the hospital.
Frank Greaser from near Iiowesvile, was
in town Monday and dropped in to renew
his subscription to The Argus.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt and Miss Laura
Cook of Keyser, arrived here last Thursday
to visit Senator worley's family.
Go to L. b. Williams for Brick, Cedar
Shingles and all kinds of Building Supplies.
Orders for any amount of material filed on
short notice. Il
Major c. c. Pierce returned Monday
evening from business trip to Kalamazoo,
Michigan, aud he is now 'the man from
kalamazoo"
GO TO MURDocK'S.
The Wallace House at Morgantown has
opened up again after being closed for some
time. A man named c. ID. Matthiaes is the
new proprietor.
A. {. Scott of Independence, is here this
week visiting friends and relatives. lie has
sold out over at Independence aud will
spend the winter in Grafton.
The big Niekle" tablet, the largest IN
the world for FIVE cents, now on sale at the
Argus Book Store. 600 of them Just re.
eeived specially for public school work.
MIR. aud Mrs. Marcellus Iefferys Of near
the Camp Ground, were in Grafton from
Saturday till Monday evening visiting their
daughter, Mrs, ID w. FortneY and other
relatives.
The biggest line of sehoolbooks ever
carried in Preston eoin'y at the Argus Book
Store. Orders filled from any part of the
county. Books sent by mail or express
Write us for anything You want.
J. T. Bucklew. who was formerly EN-.
PloYed here in Kingwood and married
daughter of Alden Garlitr aud has been re-
siding in Cumberland for some time, has
moved to Keyser and is located there now.
The open season 70, hunting quail is here,
beginning with November 1, aud il will con-
tinue until December 40 Turkey, deer
and pheasanls may be killed up to December
IS, and rabbits and squirrels up to January 1.
DR.. George II. Slemple is in Baltimore
this winter, located at 63S West franklin
street. Tie is taking postgraduate course
in his profession aud writes to send him The
Argus. lie has been located over at Aurora
for some time.
Another good friend of The Argus up in
Reno sends in dollar this week for The
Argus for his Republican neighbor to keep
posted on the tax laws. lie is Democrat,
81 years of age, and sets good example
for others to follow.
Charles Edgar Allen, who is we'll known
in Kingwood, has been firing on the West
Virginia Central the past year and doing
we'll. lie lives in Cumberland and has
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soon to be promoted to be an engineer
w. III. Barnes. former resident and
teacher of this county, but now located at
634o Station street, Pltrsburg, where he has
position with Nelson Morris & CO., the big
beef and pork packers, sends us a dollar for
The Argus for year, TO keep in touch with
/ old Preston and her people.
Lewis w. Halbilter of Tuunel,on, this
county, Is now down at Weeh, IN the south
ern part OF this State. aud writes us that he
will stop there for awhile and must have
The Argus and all back numbers he has
missed since leaving Warrington, where he
was located for a time. and went from there
to BlueGeld.
Here are two items from Morganlown
papers
Major aud Mrs. w. {. McGrew plan to
spend the winter in Florida again this year
Miss Julia McGrew will probably remain here
Attorney +. T. IIundIey will leave after
the circuit court session for the wilds of
Poeahontas county. lie is going hunting
with the hrm intention OF killing bear
/ The well known barrister is a sure shot with
the rife and his friends are predicting that
he will meet with success.
The Board of Trade held meeting at
their headquarters in the Bank Building
Monday night and considered some import.
an, matters. II was agreed to get up big
barbecue to celebrate the completion Of the
NJ. 4 X. railroad to Kingwooi and com
mitlees we're appointed. The matter Of
improving the road to the new depot was
also considered. A committee was also
appointed to prepare for big banquet for
the Board Of Trade about the first Of the year.
HELEN Kellar, whose intellectual achieve
menis despite the fact that she was born
deaf, dumb and blind have surprised
teachers, lives IN the hope Of seeing Presiden,
Roosevelt. When the President started on
his trip through the South Miss Kellar
eyinesd keen interest and had every speech
read 20 her By raised letters. After the
speech 81 Richmond in which he referred "a
having an uncle who had fought in the
Confederate navy, she engaged IN earnest
prayer afkiug that sight might be given hei
before daafn Cd that she eo,,fI zee Ma.