West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-31
The West Va. Argus.
Kingwood, August 81, 1905.
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


Hon. w. G. Conley returned home from
Parsons las, Sunday.
Hon, n, J. Foriney returned this week
from Atlantic City aud Wheeling.
William r. MeneAr is acting Town Ser.
geant during the illness Of b. L. Brown.
David J. Gibson was out on the road a,
Grafton aud Newburg during the past week
Go to ID. X. Jackson & Company's store
for Fruit Jars. Pint, Quart and Half Gallon
Senator A. Hughes returned recently
from visit To the Salt Sulphur Springs u !,
in Webster
Dt. {. Il. Sherwood went down to
Brneeton yesterday to All some professional
engagements.
Mrs Laura TriPpett leaves tomorrow for
Baltimore to resume her duties as Matron in
the woman's College.
Oren +. Morton was over at Aurora this
week. lie has been offered the position of
principal of the Aurora school.
MorleyE. Thomas of Dayton, Ohio, the
we'll known insurance agent. has been here
the past week visiting his old home.
Jehu Jeakins, postmaster at Morgan
Glade, aud Justice J. J. Martin of Valley
Point, were here Yesterday on business
DIS. Beeibewer aud Stafford, dentists,
will he at Evansville, Sept. ?; Iudepen-
dence, as; Gainesville, OF; Masontown, SO.
Misses Myual and Molhe Menear returned
this week from Weston where they had been
visiting their sister, Miss Dora, aud other
relatives.
Mack Castle of Function, is moving his
blacksmith shop from that place to Herring
so that the people out there will now have a
shop at home.
Miss Adah Trippett goes to Morgantown.
Saturday, to resume her duties as one of the
teachers in the Public Schools there, which
open next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. ShaHer of Baltimore,
returned TO their home ON Saturday after
spending some time visiting at the home of
l.. G. Shaffer of Carmel
Vernon FortneY and James Murdoch are
down at Keyser this week as plaintiffs in a
suit Of attachment they are prosecuting IN
the superior court at that place.
W. f. Pitcher of GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin,
was here Monday, representing the Parker
Pen Company. When you want a good
fountain pen call at the Argus Book Store
LOsl--On Wednesday, Angus, 9th, be.
tween Kingwood aud Marsden, a lady's
black jacket. Finder will be rewarded by
returning TO Mrs. +. L. V. Marsden,
Kngwood.
The Comfy Court holds a special session
next Tuesday to receive aud act upon appl.
cations for a reduction of the land assess
ment from any freeholder who thinks he
has been assessed too high.
Wayne Brown and sister, Miss Annie, of
Newark, Ohio. were here last week visiting
relatives. They went on out to the Brown
In Valley district visiting relatives.
Miss Susan Bailey of Baltimore, Mrs. II.
b. Clark of Baltimore, Miss Lulu Shaaer of
ST. George, Miss Mona BosIey and Miss
nellie Shafer of parkersburg, are the guests
Of l.. c. Shaffer and family of Carmel.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ed {. Everly and Mrs.
George A. Walls left Monday afternoon for
New York City, where Mr.. Everly will
purchase big stock of fall and winter goods
and then they will spend few days at the
seashore.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Feathers and son
and Mrs. l.. 7. Feathers, all Of Smithheld,
Pa, have been visiting David o. Feathers,
an uncle to the first named, over in the
Craborchard the past week. They we're all
in Kingwood, Tuesday
Ben l.. Brown has we'll developed case
of typhoid fever. lie has had case OF
"walkIng fever" for month past but
refused to give up or 90 to bed till week
ago when the physician pronounced il
typhoid and put him to bed. DIR. S. a.
Pratt is attending him.
James Edgar Brown, one Of the prominent
young lawyers of Chicago, attended the
Brown Family Reunion last Saturday and
went from there to his old home at Halleck.
He had to return to Chicago this week Ia
attend to some urgent business and make
ready tor European tip that he expects IA
make this fall.
Frank Elmer IIackley, the barber, who
used TO live in KingwoOd and moved from
here to PhiliPpi, is now living in Parkers
burg where he has shop and is doing we'll
lie was out at Camp Dawson last Sunda,
week with his family. wife and two child
rem, to visit the Kingwood boys lie Ief
k'ngwood nine years ago.
DO you read the Tunnellon letters in The
Argus II you do not you are missing !
good thing. whether you live in the Goa
Center or not. They are the best ioca
letters ever published in the county, and
we have some mighty good correspondents
The people Of Tunnelton should appreeiat,
these letters and encourage them.
Ed NJ. Williams left last week for Webster
Springs to spend few weeks drinking m,
salty water Of that place and writes for Tn,
Argus 70 help him digest the salt. We d,
not believe aby Democrat can stay Their,
very long or drink that water as they sa,
u will not mix with whiskey at all bat turn
the liquor black as ink and makes anyont
sick who drinks H.