West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-01

DR.. Alex Leeds, Dentist. Grafton.

Dr. Alex Leeds, Dentist, Grafton.
Mayor w. II. Mechanics has fine span
of horses that have been very sick with the
distemPer.
Harvey DUR, member of the Grafton
police force, was here this week aud gave
US pleasant call.
Did you read DR.. Fahrney Teelhing
Syrup advertisement in this issue. Very
important to all mothers Look tor it.
Eight thousand men are engaged in the
work of building the Panama canal. II
costs lot to keep these men at work, but
the end will justify all the expense.
The Junior Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian Church we're entertained on
Tuesday afternoon of this week at Annhurst
by the hostess, Mrs ii. c. Flythe, assisted
by Mrs X. NJ. Ramsey.
Russell Stone from Warrington, was here
this week visiting his old home. lie has a
good position as clerk in the leading hotel
of that city. lie is only sixteen years old
and that is saying a good deal.
Miss Mabel Marsden, who has oeen at
Belington for some time teaching music, has
bad case of typhoid fever and her sister,
Mrs. 7. T. Daley of this place, was with her,
also a trained nurs= from the Kessler
Hospital at Clarksburg, aud the patient is
doing as well as could be expected.
A woman at Logan, this State, has been
arrested for carrying concealed weapons.
They didn't call it just exactly that name
but she carried whiskey to the lumber camps
concealed under her clothes. When arrest
cd she had twelve quarts. She wore loose
dress and had belt with pockets to hold
the TASKS.
The following West Virginians were grant
ed patents last week William ]. Connell
aud &. b. Nay of FairmOnt, on a clothes
line reel; Olaf N Guldin of Fort Wayne,
on gas eondensing apparatus; Murray
Hendricks of Benwood, on hose coupling;
and Arthur Moore of War Eagle, on an
automatic revolving car dump.
A strange agreement has been admitted to
record in the Office of Clerk of the County
Court at Fairmont BY its terms Miss
Gertrude Lowther of Richie county, agrees
to marry S. w. Harden of Caiawba, and to
remain his wife until his death. when she is
to receive $1,000 from his estate. Harden
is So years old and is a rich widower. Miss
Lowlher is SO years old.
Col. Bill Lavelle dropped down here
yesterday again just to worry the Republi-
cans. They concede his ability as poll
tician and writer and charge him with all
the crimes in the calendar whenever he
comes around. 1t amuses the Colonel to
such an extent that he likes to rub it in on
sour friends, the enemy" ever chance he
gets as he is abundanty able to take care Of
himself on all occasions.
Quite a number of our people went to
Terra Alta yesterday TO attend the Decor.
alton Day services over there and hear Hon.
A. Bliss McCrum deliver the grafton Of the
day. Mr.. McCrum is a rising young law
yer here associated with Hon. p. ]. Crogau
10 the practice of his profession and is a
hard worker and bound to succeed IN his
profession. lie is being spoken of as
candidate for the Legislature next year.
Company G of this place, wen, to Nor.
gantown Tuesday to take part in Memorial
Day services and the dedication OF the
Soldiers Monument in Oak Grove cemetery
The Company drove to Reedsville in hack,
and carriages and had special car from
there over the NJ. X. They left her,
about Si3oa. m. and Reedsville Of 7:3o
getting to MOrgantown ia good time to TAX,
part in everything, leaving there at $500 ant
getting home about 9 O'Clock.
In this issue we send out supplement
containing much valuable matter relative {,
the special election to be held next TUESDAY
and we ask for a careful reading Of every
thing in Il. There is much information il
this extra sheet and no difference what you
politics are you should read IL over carefully
and then decide for yourself how you vii
vote. The edition Of THE ARGUS this weel
Is just ZOO, as We are sending out SOM
extra copies to Democrats who are no
taking H.
Among those at Morgantown, Tuesday
from Kingwood, attending the dedication o
the monument, In addition to the miliiar
company, we noticed Mrs. Carleton c
Pierce, Misses Mildred Jackson and Cor
Walls, Capt J. f. Mardoek. W. IT. Mur
dock, r. NJ Murdock, c. a. Walls. Mr.
and Mrs. =. N, Carroll; {. J.. Reed, Ear
B. Haney, J Ami Eyeriy and son Paul AM
Miss Lizzie Wolf, Don ShaHer, G.. c. Giles
Junior Liston, Clark Gidley, Forrest Whit
and George Stsley.
DR.. a II. Kunst. superintendent Of M
Weston Asylum, stopped of in Clarksbur
last night enroute to Weston. Dr.. Kun.
has been spending few days IN Psrker
burg where he has purchased a fine residenc
on Juliana street. lie had expected ,
move 10 Parkersburg this spring but Go,
Dawson insisted on his remaining in charg
Of the asylum and he has consented 10 do !
for shor, time, at least. DR.. and Mr.
kunst have decided 10 make Psrkefsbur
their failure home, Is soon IS he can be r.,
heved Of hrs duties as superintendent Of N
asylum. --Clarksburg News.