West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-01-26
KingwOOd, january 20, 1905.
DIR. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton.


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DIR. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton.
DIR. J. NJ. Kings Office next door to jail.
There is no closed season for hunting
trouble.
Miss Mamie Faweeu returned Monday
from Wheeling.
Miss Sallie Simpson Of Nswburg, was
here last Saturday.
Valentines by the wholesale a, The Argus
Book Store. Write for prices.
Prof Clyde Reppert is now Instructor of
the River CITY Band a, Rowle,hurg.
Cecil Montgomery Of Grafton, was here
during the past week calling on friends.
The February magazines are now about
all out aud on sale at the Argus Book Store.
Drop in at the Argus Book Store and get
some good reading matter for these long
winter evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Holden have return
ed after some time spen, visiting friends at
Grafton and other points
Miss Nellie Jane Albright is the new
organist a, the Presbyterian Church and is
regularly employed On salaty.
RUlIa +. Martin of Beech Ron Hill, and
Mrs Elma o. Bell, the PoNmistress at
Valley Point, were married recently.
odando C.. Brand has been away the pas,
ten days visiting friends and relatives at
Morganlown, Fairmont and Uniontown.
Charles L. Reed spsat several days at
Morgantown last week visiting his brother.
Guy Reed, who works owe, there in Dugan's
barber shop
Ready money is good buffer, it softcus
many misfortune. Ready cash has saved
many man. An account in the Terra Alta
Bank is always ready.
Hon. w. NJ. o. Dawson, Goyernor-elect
of West Virginia was at Washington last
week to dine with President Roosevelt by
special invitation Of the latter
Scott FELTON, Of the East side, was in
town during the past week and gave us
call. The genial Justice is one Of the best
fellows IN the county ifhe is a Prohibitionis,.
BY general agreemen, Inc business house
of the town arc closed this week from TAO
to 900 o'clock every evening ON account VI
the revival services in progress a, the NJ. +.
Church
DR.. Frank Fortney, who has been practic.
ing his profession at Nawburg since his
graduation from college, has now located at
Rowlesburg and is meeting with good sue
cess, we learn
N. G S,ellz, who travels for the Ameri-
can Type Founders Company of Piusburg
was here this week and as usual The Argus
Printing House gave him an order for some
new type, ink and other supplies
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Cope.
man Of this place, on Saturday, January a.,
1906. fine big ten pound boy baby. DR..
4. W. Sliekler attending physician.
Mother and children dong well and the
father holding his head six feet in the air.
Valentine Day aud Ground Hog Day at
The Argus Book Store next Thursday when
5000 valentines will be placed on sale,
ranging IN price i,om one cent to one
dollar As b will bc Ground Hog Day
every customer spending i've cents OF more
will receive valentine free.
Dr. Lewellyn Chandler, who is we'll
known 10 k'rgwood aud prac,iced his pro-
fessiou here with Dr. w. Stricken. has
located out at Masontonn and offers his
services TO The poodle Of that section. Dr..
Chandler is highly educated in bis profession
and specially expert 90 tie treatment Of the
eye, ear and throat.
We thought we we're we'll of the smallpox
and would not De bothered with u any more
this winter but 30 seems uhat we have
another case in town, that Of Elmer White.
son Of John S.. White, the grocer and
restaurant man, who is said to have a fully
developed case If smallpox but has been
promptly quamntined and there is no danger
Of the disease spreading.
Hon. W. g. Brown gave a very pleasant
little stag party 81 bis hospitable home last
Saturday night and several Of his gentlemen
friends were present aud passed pleasant
evening fill midnight when the party brotr
up. Cards we're lhc principal amusement.
coupled with a splendid luncheon and liquid
refreshments. The guests we've Hon. n. !.
Founey, Dr. S. q Pratt John y Ford, r.
Bowermaster Dr. G. r. Sherwood, w.
a Thomas, a. y. MeCmm, Ed NJ. vii
liams and J. slidell Brown.