West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-06-22


Miss Elizabeth Clayton returned home
from Morgantown last Saturday evening
One dollar in The Terra Alta Bank, Terra
Alta, w. Va, is worth two in your rocket.
otis Jaeoby of wilsonburg. this State.
was granted patent last week on a rotary
engine.
David J. Gibson Of Newburg, is starting
TO build fine residence on Beverly Hill in
the Or Addition
Hon. l. G.. Lazzelle and wife and son of
Morgantown. have been here visiting friends
and relatives the pas, week.
We will save you IS per cen, in painting
your house. a broad guarantee with every
galloH. he Shaaer y Brown Co.
Dad you read Dr. Fahrney Teething
Syrup advertisement in this issue. Very
important to all mothers. Look tor it,
The eolorel folks had a festival on Bev.
erlY Hill last Saturday night. There was a
good crowd present and had good time.
II they tell you that Hannah paint is
"cheap stuff" ask them if the Shafer &
Brown Co.'S guarantee is worth anything.
Misses Daisy and Mary jenkins were at
Morganlown last week taking in Commence
ment aud visiting their sister, Mrs George
Niece.
II we don't save you IS per cent we will
forfeit the whole bill. Let us figure with
you on IIammar paint. The Shaher x
Brown Company
They are preparing for big Fourth of
July celebration at Terra Alta this year.
The Soldiers Reunion will be held there
July snd, 5rd aud 4th
Missouri paper said recently: "Owing
to the crowded condition of our columns
this week, number of births and deaths
were postponed until next Thursday"
One gallon Hammar paint and one gallon
linseed oil at fifty cents makes two gallons
of paint Why pay $3.50 for oil2 We
guarantee every gallon. The Shafer x
Brown Company.
Mrs. Fannie + Bishop arrived home here
last week from Wenona. New Jersey, where
she spent the winter and spring She was
accompanied home 10y Ross Manown, who
has been going 10 school a, that place.
People who entrust their money to a bank
want to know something of it's financial
strength. The Terra Alta Bank, Terra
Alta, w. Va, fully recognizes this right
and will gladly furnish depostors with all
information.
George Al Kelly of the Chidesler pre-.
cnct, was here last Friday and gave us a
call. lie reports that every Democrat but
one was out to vote at his polling place on
June OH aud the one who failed was crippled
up too badly to get out.
There was a little stag party at the home
of f.. NJ. Williams on last Saturday night
lie had invited in few friends to drink
some beer over the election Of Col. Tom
1t was warm night and the heer was ON
ice and tasted mighty good to the thirsty
crowd present.
Col. w. J. I.avell of Tunnellon. who lost
his residence la the recent big fire up there
has gone to housekeeping temporarily in the
second floor of the new Bank Building lie
is now preparing TO rebuild on the site of
the burnt property aud expects to have
fine residence to move into before many
moons pass away.
George Erskine Rodeheaver is now at his
home down at Snake Den Hill resting and
'ecuperaIing from An attack of malaria con
tracted in the Philippines while serving in
the United States Marines. lie has been
clerking in the Marion Hotel in Fairnont
for some time and expects to return as soon
as his health will permit.
Mrs. Charles w. Jackson of Sioux City,
Iowa, arrived here last week to visit her
many friends and relatives in this county.
Her husband is a son of Joseph Jackson Of
this place, aud is now prominent official,
being Sheriff of the county he lives in.
Mrs. Jackson was Miss Browning before
her marriage and native of this county.
like her husband.
Qaite number Of our people attended
the Commencement exercises at Morgan.
town this year. Among them were Mrs.
Josephine Clayton, ex-senator A. G..
Hughes, Mrs. J. w Watson and daughter
Cecil, Mrs. J Slidell Brown and son Fairfax
Misses Tacy, Mildred and Ethel Murdoch
Miss Fanny Parsons, Miss Stella Ray and
perhaps others. whose names we have missed
The NJ. & x. railroad has depot build
ing at Reedsvile that would he credit to
any place. II is large and roomy and we'll
built and neatly painted and has good,
big ware.room aud neat and comfortable
waiting.room. In fact IL is the finest depot
IN the county, until the one at Newburg is
completed o. II. Dill, the agent at
Reedsville, is an accommodating official and
lives In the second story Of the depot build
Ing, so that he is always there
Leslie Fields, one Of the Journal force,
was married over AZ Oakland last Thursday
to Miss BERTHE Sharps. Both Of this county
and from we'll known families The bride
has been attending school at function
under Prof. &. u Martin and is one Of lhe
teachers Of the county and held forth at No.
- last winter. The newly welded couple
arrived in Kiugwood Friday evening and
were given big, old fashioned serenade
by the boys, including the girls and
some men and women. They are stopping
al Richard Fields, the father Of the groom.
and will 20 TO housekeeping soon in a hand.
some new residence nearly completed on