West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-08
KingwoOd, June s, 1905.
Dr.. Ale. Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.


p. J. Crogan has been in Philadelphia
this week on legal business.
Mrs. George A. Walls returned this week
from visiting friends at Morgan,own.
Mrs. Charles w. Derring of Charleston,
has been here the past week visiting friends
L. ID. Spencer of Irona, expects to go to
Minneapolis, Minnesota, soon to visit his
son. John.
u. Jackson and c. NJ. Menear, who
have been working at Prun,Ytywn, came
home to vote.
DR.. Ira Stafford was here this week. lie
is a full nedged dentist now but has not
decided yet on location.
James G. Menear of the Reform School
News at Prunty,own, came home Sunday
and is spending the week here.
Mrs. John c. Brown of Warrington, has
been very III, and Miss Julia Brown of this
place, left last week to help take care Of her.
&. A. Craig of near Irona. lost good
young horse last week. II was kicked by
another horse and badly cut so that it bled
to death.
Miss Lulu Mcdaniel, the daughter Of
Mayor Mcdaniel, has been i'll the past week
with bilious fever. Dr.. S. A. Pratt is the
attending physician
The third Quarterly Meeting for Albright
charge will be held at Mt. Mouah June ~
ana rs, at which time the new church will
be dedicated All are invited.
Al evangelist named Holt will lecture
tomorrow night in the Baptist Church here
on the subject, "For What Are We Fitted"
The papers speak we'll of his lecture at
other places
Dr.. III. A. Jarrett, the well known Grafton
dentist. will be at Terra Alta, June 18th, for
three days, and at Newburg, June 18th, for
three days, and invites all parties in need of
dental work to call.
Hon. William Freeburn of Sterling,
Nebraska, has been in town tins week and
gave us paying call yesterday. lie has
been in this county the past three weeks
visiting friends and relatives.
George NJ FELTON, from Amblersburg,
moved to Kingwood this week and occupies
his newly acquired property on Beverly Hill
and c. l.. Reed moved into the rear of his
property adjoining the Argus building.
A small child Of Henry Younger's died
last Saturday evening and was buried Sun
day afternoon in the Kingwood cemetery.
II was only about FIVE weeks old and had
commissions.
Robert Kay Garner of near 1unnellon,
who has been attending the preparatory
branch of the State University at Keyser,
returned the first Of this week and is now
attending Prof. Stayman's summer normal
here in Kingwood
Uncle George NJ Shalier from Indepen-
dence, came over yesterday with the
election returns and broad-guage smile on
his face. lie swears the old Second district
is redeemed and William l.. Wilson now
rests peacefully in his grave.
The Sunday School at the Presbyterian
Church will observe Children's Day next
Sunday, June nth, at liam A splendid
program is being prepared consisting of
music, Rotations, addresses, ETC., and the
public generally is invited to attend
The new United Brethern Church at Terra
Alta will be dedicated on Sunday, June rs,
1906, by Bishop U. NJ. Weekley, y. d., Of
Dayton, Ohio. There will be preaching at
1890 a. m. and at 3 p. m. Also basket
dinner and remain on the ground during the
day. All are invited to attend.
The Summer Normal School here started
off Monday with an enrolment Of thirty
four and several more have reported since
so that about forty are now in attendance
and the prospect is fine for an excellent
session Of school. Prof. Joseph W. Stay
man, the Principal Of the Keyser Schools, is
IN charge here, assisted by Prot. Flesher,
assistant at Keyser.
Mrs. Caroline Klauser, one of the oldest
citizens Of the town, was found dead in bed
las, Saturday morning at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs Jas. w. Flynn Of this place
She was over eighty years Of ace and had
been ailing for some time. The funeral
took place Sunday and the burial in the
kingwood cemetery at3 p. m. Her hus.
band Levi Klauser was the founder Of the
kingwood Journal and came here from
Pennsylvania. lie has heen dead many
years and is buried IN the cemetery here.
Scott Morgan, son Of Marshal Morgan,
who lives down on Cheat river below AL.
brighnville, was badly hurt las, Friday.
while hauling logs to John W. Eniotrs saw
mill. lie was working new horse, that
had Just been purchased by Mr.. Elliott and
" came unlocked and he went behind Il to
hitch Il up. The animal kicked him in the
side breaking and tearing loose several ribs.
Dr. r. w. S,dcklsr Of this place was sum.
moned and rendered surgical aid and while
injuries we're painful the patient Is doing
we'll and will soon recover.