West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-08-24
KingwOod, August 20. 1906.
pr. AIen Leeds. pentis.. Grafton.

Fruit Jars, Ptnis, Quart and HAN Oallon
foI sale at ID. X. Jackson x Co
Miss Adah Cobun left for Clarksburg
Tuesday morning to visit relatives.
W. r. Meyer from lIaselton, was in town
Munday and made us paying cali
Miss Bette Ringer Of Moreantown, is here
this week 'isiliog friends and relatives.
Miss bessie Jaeo of West Grafton. is the
guest OF Miss Virginia Sterling this week.
Miss Mary wvleh of MeKeespor,, Pa, is
here visiting her aunt, Mrs Robert A. Or.
Miss Minna Murdoch Of Irouiou, Ohio,
is here visiting her aunt. Mrs Sarah Goodwin.
GO TO MURDoCK's.
Mr. aud Mrs Daniel r. Cue OF Mason
town. were in town Monday aud made us
paying call.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McGee cf Morgan
town. spent Sunday in town. guests a, the
jenkins House.
Rev John Beddow. pastor of Andrews NJ.
Church at Grafton, was here last week
the guest Il Rev. Howard.
George w. Sterling left for swallow Falls,
Md. on Wednesday to see his sister, Mrs
will Savage, who is quite ill.,
Harold Hyde, John Brown, George Pierce
aud James Brown have all been down on
Green's Run this week camping.
Mrs. N. J. Founey and Mrs Adele de
Billler were at Morgantowu, Monday, and
drove over TO Victoria, Wednesday.
The kind the babies like. Dr. Fahruey's
Teethiug Syrup. Ooce used nothing else
will take it's place. No narcotics in il
Do. {. X. Sherwood. dentist, will be at
Reedsv,lle August aS-2o. and at Bruceton
Angus, so 81, for the practice of dentistry
Born. at Grafton City Hospital, Friday,
August 18Th, unto Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Holden, a son. Mother and child doing
nicely.
Mrs. X. A. Tough of Terra Alta, and
Mrs. Eli Muserove Of Fairmonl, were
the guests Of their cousin. Mrs. X { Muir
dock, Monday.
The Argus man did not get home m time
10 help get out this weeks issue; the
interests of the Anti-Saloon League took up
more time than usual.
Drs. Beerbower * Stafford, dentists, will
he at Fellowsville, August 90 81; Evansville
Sept. Ia; Independence, Sept. IS; Glades.
vile, Sept 7; Masontown, Sept. SO.
Jess !. Jackson and Charles Menear re-
turned home here Saturday from Prunlytown
where they had been tor several weeks
painting and finishing the Reform School
buildings there.
James G.. Menear, editor of the Reform
School News at Pruntytown, and II. o.
VanTromp, an officer in the School there,
came in Saturday evening and left Sunday
morning for the Camp Ground, going on to
the %chooI that evening
Among KngwoodeIs attending the Baptist
Association at Gainesville this week are
Rev. III. p. lla,dway, Mrs. Il. w. Monroe,
Mrs. Matte Brown and daughter, Miss
Emma, DR.. and Mrs. f.. w. Strickler, Mrs
Geo. A. Herring and Miss Susan Murdoch
Hon. Victor Deliver of Fort Dodge,
Iowa, and sisters Miss Margaret Deliver,
and Mrs. Molle Graham of Chicago, we're
here last week visiting Hon. w. G Bro wn
and wife. They had been at Morganlown
attending the funeral of Hon. J. J. Brown
Read NJ. c. Gibson & Company's big
half-page coffee adj on our fourth page this
week They have exclusive control for
Tunnelton and vicinity of the famous
Tuunfo coffee. This coffee is gown m
Mexico and is one of the best brands on
the market
Bennett & Talbot have received The con-
tract for reconstrueiing about twelve miles
of the Erie railroad. The contract price is
s., 500, 900. The firm is at present engaged
on grading the extension of the NJ. & X.
from Reedsville to Kingwood. The work
is 20 be commenced this fall.--Leader
Mr.. Bruce Morgan of Albrighlville, and
MISS Pearl Stone, daughter Of Charles e..
Stone of near town, we're married at Oak
land yesterday. They drove to Terra Alta
and took the train from there to Oakland,
secured their license and we're married a,
noon, sprnging quite a surprise on their many
friends here, who knew nothing about IL
The crop report for this county as sent in
last week to the Agriculture Department Ivy
J H. Walls Of Rockville, is as follows:
Oats we're never a better crop; large weld
of hay; largest wheat crop in several years;
buokwheat very promising; pastures fine
potatoes not as good as last year; fall plow-
ing commenced; gardens good; stock In good
condition
GO TO MBRDOCK's.
Mrs. Emiline whetsell died at her home
m South Kingwood Sunday afternoon at one
O'Clock. She was forly-eight years Of age,
and leaves a husband and five children,
four Of whom are grown. The funeral
services were held At the home Tuesday
morning at 1890 and we're conducted by her
pastor. Rev II. {. Howard Of the NJ. r.
Church. The remains we're laid to rest in
the Maplewood cemetery.
To accommodate those who are partial Ia
the alomizers in applying liquids into the
nasal passages for catarrhal troubles, th,
proprietors prepare Ely's Liquid Cream
Price including the spraying tube Is IS cents
Druggists or by mail. The liquid embodiei
the medicinal properties Of the solid prepar
alton Cream Balm is quickly absorbed b,