West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-10-12
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

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relatives.
Mrs. w. X Brandau and children from
Huntington. arrived here Friday to visit
her old home.
SheP Shears of Irona, had lumor ampu.
taied from his face at the Striekler Hospital
here last Saturday.
Miss Bess IIsuey returned TO Uniouto~n
last Saturday after visi, a, home here She
is nurse IN a hospital there.
David J. Gibson was at Clarksburg last
week attending Federal Court, having been
summoned as a Grand Jurrman.
splendid granite monument was placed
in the King~ood cemetery last week by n
v. Morris to The memory OF his wife.
l.. 5. Bucklew has been working over at
Rodamers on 6ne new house being bull,
over there by one Of the citizens of that place.
IIavelin Bsbb Of Morgsntown, was here
this week in the interest Of Swisher x
Swisher, the well-known investors of that
place.
David X. Beavers went to Morgantown
last week TO visit his son, Ami w. Beavers,
and get some of the yellow legged pullets
on tap over there.
Charles w Wolfe left Tuesday afternoon
for Martinsburg to attend the Grand Lodge
of Knights of Pythias as the representative
of Brown Lodge of Kingwood.
iIor-Farmer Shaw of the Leader was
up at his farm near the Camp Ground last
week TO see If anything had been raised on
IL this year besides the assessment.
sou of Oval ShaRer from Rohr, was
under treatment at the Hospital here for
bnne abscess of the thigh. lie was operated
on and was able to go home this week.
public sale 1t personal property will be
held next Thursday at the home of the late
l.. III. Smith, near Bruceton. The admins
traitor, w. w. Smith, is advertising the sale.
Now Is the time TO order your reading
matter for the long winter evenings. The
Argus has very attractive list at greatly
reduced prices. Look IL over aud send in
an order.
DE-. II. l.. Henry Of Morgantown, the
eye, ear, nose aud throat specialist, will be
at Tunnelion, Wednesday and Thursday,
October nth and I7th, and at Grafton from
the 18th to the 18th.
A son of WiIbert Liston got hrs arm
broken while out gathering chestnuts last
he hnu 81. 4
home and refused to go To- bed. The
fracture was reduced and will soon be we'll.
The snow this morning was very un
welcome guest in this section and the first
time we ever had snow before frost, as we
have had no fIosi here yet 10 hurt anything.
We will likely have a month yet of good
weather.
J. w. Hull, eye specialist, will be at the
Exchange Hotel, Kingwood, October 18th
and 10Th. II you have any kind of trouble,
ave them examined, which will cost you
'othing See me at the hotel afternoon of
each date, ill s O'Clock.
Iii reported that all the farmers within
five miles of Morgantown are now buying
alarm clocks to waken them Of a morning,
as there is not an old rooster left anywhere
10 that section on account of the big session
of Conference just closek over there
Benton foreman from down near Valley
Point, came up to- the SIrickler Hospital
here last week with symptoms of fever but
upon close examination was found TO have
an abcess under his arm which was Ianced
and pint of corruption taken out and he is
rapidly recovering.
q. V. Frankhouser, son of Jonas Frank
houseT of Grant district. was here Monday
on his way back 10 his work on the railroad,
with headquarters at Mt. Clare, Harrison
:. county, where he is foreman. lie dropped
in-s'p leave dollar for The Argus to keep
posted on the news from old Preston.
We have received quite number of new
subscribers during the past ten days who
have iakenr advantage Of our SPECIAL
FIFTEEN MONTHS OFFER FOR ONE
DOLLAR : If you have not ,o,ned the
procession ybu should get into the band
wagon at once before il turns the corner and
gets out oflsigh,
Patents were granted to inventive West
Ffrginians last week as follows: John II
Huhn 81 Gypsy, on a machine for operating
coal suges Hugh A. Janney of Middleway,
on . wheel retainer; Sherman X. Stallard of
Edmons, on calculating machine; and
lam'' n. Visor Of Mannenng, on device
Tor hoidng checks on mine cars.
samuel T. Wiley, the well-known historian
and educssor, as been sick at hts home
near Wlrsing, Pa for = month, suffering
from renewal OF his old lung troubles
w. Scott Garner passeJ through tows on
Tuesday last, returning from a visit to M,.
Wiley. and reports that while be is a very
sick man he has shown some improvement
In she last few days, and with his magnificent
courage and strong will power enlisted in
the hight there is strong hope that Mr..
Wiley will pull through and recover.
The Rev. b. J. Taylor, who used to live
~ West Kingwood and later on in Morgan.
town where be served on the police force
and then In the grocery business and left
there between two days with lot Of bills
unpaid, Charley Bishop Of this place being
the heaviest loser, is now located At Far.
mingion, this State, where he is engaged in
the jswelry business and repairing and
fixing watches, clocks, etc. While al
Clarksburg last week and stopping at the