West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-07-20

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MIS-. W. r. Pierce was visiting her aunt.
MIS-. Ella Fonney Gu, a, Aliender over sun
day.
Dog Days arc AT hand now aud it is SO
dog goned no, that We sur,ail all violent ex.
eieises.
Go to ID. X. Jackson * Company's store
for Fruit Jars. Pint, Qaar, and Half Gallon
glass jars.
Miss Belle Lee Spahr left Saturday for
Morganlowu to attend a course OF lectures
a, the University.
Miss Adah Trippett. one Of the teaches
in the Morgoatown Public Schools, is here
to spend the summer.
Col. Joe LanH Of Davis. dropped into
kingwood Monday and spent few days
here calling on old friends.
Miss Daisy jenkins returned home last
week from several weeks spent in Piusburc,
visiting friends and relatives.
The H. x o. is preparing 10 build new
dePo, at Grafton aud the Lord knows they
need 1t bad enough at that place.
Ms. Laura Trippett, Mairon of the
womaus College in Baltimore, arrived here
las, week TO spend her summer vacation.
If we don't save you IS per cent we will
ioriei, the whole bill. Let us figure with
you on IIammar paint The ShaGer *
Brown Company
Mrs. Martha Ann Jacobs and grand sou
Chauncey Kelly from Morganiown, arrived
here last Saturday to visi, Mrs. Mary Potter.
They returned home Tuesday.
The Albdgh, Building on the corner of
Price and High streets has been newly
painted, roof and sides aud is greatly i'm.
proved thereby. Jerome Menear did the
work
Rev. George McGrew Of Cleveland, Ohio.
arrived in Kingwood last Saturday to visit
his father Hon. James {. MeGrew aud
other relatives. Ills family is spending the
summer up in Canada.
The Korner grocery building at the old
VolIz stand now owned by Walter a. Stone,
has been greatly improved by the artistic
application of paint. Frank Sterling aud
Junior Liston did the work.
Miss Edith Rogers from near Halleck,
who has been here attending the Summer
Normal School, left yesterday afternoon for
Terra Alta to attend the teachers examina.
lion as she expects to teach school in this
county.
Miss Josephine Foley, one of the Summer
Normal pupils here left yesterday afternoon
for her home in Thomas She has been
elected to one Of the departments IN the
public schools of Thomas at a salary Of $50
per month.
a Morgantown paper says that "Bill"
Weaver, Of Masontown, was taken 20 the
Miners hospital at Faimont at noon Mon
day. lie was seriously injured at Bretz
Friday night by fall Of slate. Ills right
side was paraly zed, his face and body badly
cut.
John Greaser has Just completed fine
barn in the rear of his new residence out on
the Morganlown pike, about twp miles from
Kingwood Mr.. Greaser has handsome
home now which was recently painted by
James f. Hayes of Kingwood, aud i, was
a good job
Ex Mayor Judson Orr of Newbure, has
been here several days this week assisting
his father in closing up the land reassessment
business for this county lie informs us
that they have completed their work now and
been all over the county. Several clerks are
now busy on the books, making them up,
three full sets in all as required by law
In n short letter received from Philip b
Martin, who has been at Hebron, North
Dakota, for several months, we learn that
he has gone to Portland, Oregon, to visit
the Lewis and Clark Exposition and will also
spend some time prospecting in the great
Northwest and not he bacl, to Hebron till
September first. Mr.. Martin IS a prominent
school teacher Of this county and halt
brother to J. Am; Martin Of Morgantown.
Maurice Jackson has been making great
record pitching for the Fairmont base ball
club this summer. Last Saturday they put
II on TO Frostburg 4 to and Sunday 10 to
goose egg. The papers of that city give
Jackson credit for most Of the success Of
their club and he deserves it. Frostburg has
always been considered a strong team Jack
sons time is up with Fairmont, August Ist
and he expects TO come here for The rest Of
the season.
There was a big time down at Camp IT,.
kins last Sunday and about one hundred
people we're down there from Kingwood.
The Band went down, twenty strong. under
the leadership Of Of Prof. Clyde Reppert
They went ON a hay wagon driven by Ned
Stone with four horses They played some
lively music as they pulled out and along
the road and down al the Camp. Al re-
manned for supper and the way the lunch
disappeared was a caution.
In reply to inquiries We have pleasure
IN announcing that Ely's Liquid Cream Balm
Is like the solid preparation Of that admira.
bic remedy in that IL cleanscs and heals
membranes affected by nascl catarrh. There
is no drying or sneeziug. The Liquid Cream
Balm is adapted TO use Ivy patients who have
trouble IN ihhaling through the nose and
prefer spraying The price. including spray.
ing tube, is u cents Sold by druggists or
mailed by Fly Brothers, 50 Warren Street,
New York