West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-09-14
KIngwoOd, September IL, 1905.
DIR. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

has been quite IN with typhoid fever.
A tairmont Elk has disappeared and his
wife fears he has gone off with some other
dear
Johu Lowers aud family from Elco, Pa
are visiting his mother, Mrs. Mark Riley. of
near town.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. +. Hartman and child
left last Saturday Tor their home near
Boston, Mass
Miss Georgia ShaHer returned yesterda,
from Grafton where she attended the teach.
eiS' institute last week.
John o Jenkins of Hudson, was IN town
today on his way To Tunnelton to attend the
last teachers examination.
When leething most babies stomachs are
disordered d. Fahrney's Teethng Syrup
cures and prevents this irolbl-.
Miss May Ca,heart aud Morley Thomas
left last Saturday for their home in Dayton,
Ohio, after two weeks visit here.
The average girl today can't tell the price
OF quality of garden hose, but she is an ex-
per, when it comes to the other kind.
Col. Bill IIaney's new residence m the
Orr Addition is ready for the plaslerrrs.
lie expects to move into it about October /
tls said tina, drink shor,ens mans days
aud we believe it, for the longest day we
ever speut was one Fourth of July in dry
town.
Mrs Margaret p. Brown and grand.
daughter, Miss Jessie Brown, returned last
week from three months trip out IN
Wyoming.
Born to William a. Brown and wife of
West Kingwood, on Sunday, September
10Th hne boy baby. DR.. L. w. Suickler,
physician in charge.
MIR. and Mrs. r. L. IIough from Jacobs
Creek, Pa, have been here this week visit
ing II. NJ. Hayden in West Kingwood The
latter is brolher.in.law to Mr.. IIough.
Wanted--Agen,s to solicit Health, Acct
dent and Life Insurance in every city aud
town in West Virginia Address, General
Agent, 7. o. Box 45I, Morgantown, w. Va.
Dr.. Samuel Austen Pratt and Daniel
Robert Jackson went to Pittsburg today, the
former TO consult a specialist in regard to a
gathering in his ear and the latter to buy
goods.
DR.. c. X. sherwood, dentist, will be at
Reedsvllle, Sept. ~ for two days; Valley
Point, Sept. IS for one day; Brandonville,
Sept. 20, for two days; IIazelton, Sept. %
for two days.
The Pythian District Convention for this
district convenes at Morgantown today and
CHARLES NJ. Jackson aud Thomas ID. Craig
are the representatives from Brown Lodge
No. 81 Of this place.
George A. Williams. o. c. Brand, Mayor
w. II. McDaniels and sou Carl, Neil I.
FoHney, DIR. S. a. Pratt. Vincent f. Cooke
and others from this section, were at the
CIIksburg Fair last week.
Prof. II. f. Flesher of Keyser, the new
Principal of the Kingwood Schools, was
here last Saturday making arrangements in
regard to the opening of school. lie is an
enthusiastic school man and devoted to his
work.
Mrs. George w. IIarlzell Of Reedsyille,
who has bsen IN since the death of her
husband some time since, was brought to
the home of her daughter here, Mrs. +. NJ.
Bone, during the past week. DH. Pratt
and King are attending her.
Mrs. J. Sldell Brown and children return
ed Tuesday from a weeks visit at Morgan.
town. Mrs. J. w. Parsons. mother of Mrs.
Brown, came over with her and went on
from here TO Tucker county to visit friends
and relatives at Parsons and ST. George
Gus Herman of near here, who has been
working over in Ohio at Marysville, arrived
home recently on account of his brothers,
Ed and Frank, getting so badly hurt in the
explosion recently, as told in this paper.
father with the work
Gather" said the boy of twelve, "can
you tell me who Shylock was ?" "what,"
exclaimed the father in an aggrieved tone,
"have sent you to Sunday School for the
past six or seven years only to have you ask
ne who Shylock was2 Shame on you,
boy Get your Bible and find out at once2"
The State University opening has been
put oft to September 25ih, this year, in
order to equal,ze the length Of the various
school terms. This is about ten days later
than the opening day in former years. The
holiday vacation at Christmas will probably
be shortened 10 some extent This may not
be relished by the students but the faculty
think II a wise move
Col. Sam Gatewood has been heard from
at last. lie left here month ago for the
Valley Of Virginia, taking his family along
lie writes from Overall that he has been
having great luck fishing for bass, and vas
getting fat having gained eight pounds
lie does not explain what brand Of bait he
uses, but says he will be home shortly and
anyone can get the specifications from him.
The biggest lawsuit in town for long
time was held in the Court House last Sat.
urdaV afternoon between Col. John w.
GidlsY as plaintiff, aud Hon. James A
Blown ns the defendant Most Of the
prominent citizens Of the town we're present
and about half Of them we're witnesses. The
two luigants had been trading horses, cows,