West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-06-28


aud on sane at the Argus Book Store.
co TO MURDocK's.
Gus }. shaHer. has purchased the I'm,
riding horse Of Evan J. Bowermas,er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Y. Bishop we're =
MOrgantown Sunday stopping a, the IIo,e
MADEIRA.
Miss Jessie Brown was a, MorgaO,Own
las, week the guest of Miss Eleanor More
land.
Farley DeBerry from Terra Alta. wa,
here this week on his way home from
Morganiown.
Miss Lucy William. wen, TO Grafton
Tuesday to-srsit her aunt, Mrs. Cecil
Montgomery.
DIR. S. Poster and WILDER Posten, The
well known merchant were here yss,erds,
shaking hands with old friends.
tortify baby's constitution for hot wealth.
CT by using DR.. Fahrney's Teething Syrup
Il prevents cholera infsntum. Price zseis
Herbert Shaffer was here during the past
week, on his way to his home in Carmel,
from the University.
Did you read DR.. Fahrney's Teething
Syrup advertisement in this issue. Very i'm.
Portan, to all mothers. Look for IT,
john L. Sullivan declares that he has con.
quered his appetite for strong drink,
Simply shows that even an appetite can be
drowned.
William NJ. Cayton one of the prominent
citizens of Parsons, was here yesterday on
business connected with the telephone
system in this county.
2 Mrs. J. IL. Hawthorne and son 10. IT,,
arrived here last Friday from Kansas City,
Mo-, to visit friends and relatives and spend
the summer vacation
Do not leave your money in the house or
store, II may be stolen, lost ot destroyed.
You can withdraw II at any time The
Terra Alta Bank, Terra Alta, West Va.
1900 new souvenir Post Cards received at
the Argus Book Store Card Board, at
cent each, wooden cards cents, Leather
Post cards and Kingwood views, 10 cents
each.
Mrs. Charles SoulherIsnd, son and daugh.
Ter from Morgantown, came over to spend
Sunday at The Inn. Mr.. Switzerland
came over after them and they returned
Monday.
IL is reported here that Mayor C. C.
Pierce has purchased fine riding horse
since becoming the proud and happy father
of an embryo Major aud that he refuses to
walk at all anymore.
Gov. w. NJ o. Dawson, wife and daugh-
ter arrived in Kingwood this week to visit
friends and relatives. The Governor went
over to Morgantown yesterday evening to
attend Commencement.
Arthur w. Carrico of Rowlesburg, was
here yesterday, looking up his fences for
denomination to the County SUPPLEMENTARY
of Schools. Mr.. carrico thinks his chances
are good and feels conGden, of winning out
again.
Born TO Major and Mrs. Carleton c
Pierce at Rowiesburg, Sunday morning, June
"a, 1906. fine boy baby, mother and child
doing we'll aud the father very proud of
mastering IN a young Major.
Inventive West virgniaus were granted
patents las, week as follows; ]. 4. Callahan,
PArkersburg, Soft-metal wall packers w
I. Connell, Huntington, Clothes-line reel
S. Stewart, Fairmont, Shade fixuie.
There was pleasant informal dance at
the Armory Monday night. Quite a number
of our society folks passed the time in the
merry round of the lively iwo-step and the
dreamy glide of the enhancing three-step.
A Lawn Fete will be given by com.
mittee of the Beverly Nj. +. Church on
their lawn on Beverly Hill, Saturday even
Ing June 80, 1906. You and your friends
are most cordially invited to attend
IIez Miller from Tunnelton, was here
during the past week and gave us a paying
call. lie looks younger every day and
always has snake story that would put 81
Summers or Leeve Dorion clear out of
business,
The next term Of County Court will con-
vene Monday, July 9th, aud will be an inn
portant session as 1t is the levy term, the
hrst under the full workings of the new law
and everybody is anxious TO know what the
levy will be.
Philip Calihau, boss for Lewis & Craw.
fotd on the M. & K. tunnel down on
Green's Run, died at Mart Mayhsld's, at
AlbTightsvile, Sunday June " and was
buried in the Cemetry there Monday. lie
was about 6S years Of age and his death was
caused by black erysipeIas.
Hon. w. G.. Brown and mother, Mrs.. NJ.
p. Brown and daughter Miss Jessie, left
yesterday afternoon for Chicago, where they
will meet one of the Eaton boys, who will
accompany the ladies on out to their ranch
in Wyoming to spend the summer and Mr..
Brown will return here Monday.
Miss Pearl Digman, student Of the
Kingwood Normal, left last Friday for her
home in Davis City to be present at the
closing exercise Of the high school a, that
place, having sister who graduates AZ this
term. The graduation exercises we're held
last Friday evening. Miss Digman returned
here Tuesday morning to resume her dudiess
Lieut. John Harry NeH arrived ia King
wood this week from the Philippines look
ing well and hearty and glad to ge, back to
Gods country once more, after another
absence Of three years. lie will remain.