West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-03-15
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

Ut. Alex LEEDS, DentiSt, Grafton.
Watch for the big street parade, April 7.
When man gets loaded he begins to
shoot of his mouth.
Rev w. II. Bayles of Gladesville. was
here Monday and gave this office pleasant
call
The vagabond's Wife at The Annoy
next Monday night. Prices 20. so aud 30
eents.
A. Bliss MeCrum was at MorgantoNn
during the past week on business aud trying
trip over the NJ. * X.
The Young man who works with Que eve
on the clock is apt to have plenty Of time 10
look for another job later.
FOUR FINE RESIDENCE LOIS FOR
SALE IN KlNGwOOD Call on or ad.
dress The Argus for prices and particulars.
The roads are getting in fine shape for
splendid object lesson for those who attend
the Good Roads Convention mex, Saturday
in Kingwood.
AiSNs N hSiSN VI ANANANehQlss
and his brother John Pierce. the pharmacist,
were in Kingwood a few days during the
past week visiting their brother Major c. G,
Pierce.
The new Chief of Police for Kingwood
has been going right after the DRINKS aud
disorderly persons who appear on the
streets. lie has made several arrests already
and is ready for more.
Hon. James W Flynn of Kingwood,
president of the Board of Directors Of the
State Reform School at Pruntyiowu. was
in the city today on his way to Pruniylown
to attend a meeting of the Board Grafton
Sentinel.
Timber for Sale in Valley district. All
the timber Except the locus) on OF acres,
known as the "Kim Herring farm, and all
the timber on IS acres, adjoining same,
known as the "Siahl land" Write OF phone
o. c. CRANE, Terra Alta, w. Va.
The hotels Of Klngwood are sending hacks
and carriages to the NJ. & X. train to meet
the passengers and bring them from the
woods into town. So far we have no reeu.
lar hack or mail or express service from the
new railroad, but hope to have ere long.
We note from the Morgantown papers
that W. w. Graham was granted a permit
by the town council to erect a two story
frame dwelling house on Grant Avenue.
Our correspondent over there also reports
build handsome residence on her 10, in
South Park.
We notice from the papers that Jackson
LETTERS, who was sent to the PenItentiary
from this County several years ago for life,
for the murder Of his wife, has been adj
judged insane and taken TO the hospital at
Weston for treatment and confined there in.
stead of in prison. lie is getting old now
and broken down in mind and body and
will probably not live long.
Deputy Marshal f. ID. IIupp of Clarks-
burg, arrested DR.. w. J. Trask of Tunnel.
ton, Monday, and brought him 10 Kingwood
before U. s. Commissioner lanes T. Daley,
charged with violating the revenue laws, but
as there was no evidence to amount to any
thing against the Doctor, the Commissioner
very properly released him and refused to
hold him under bond as demanded by the
Deputy Marshal, who seems to b. trying to
make a record and see how many people he
can arrest.
Alvaro Gibbons died of Brights disease in
his SEVENTEEN year. lie was born in Park
ersburg and had lived either there or in
Charleston all his life. Under the Garfield
administration he was postmaster at Charles
ton. lie was prominent as an editor, pub
Usher, poet, historian and Republican polui-
cal in former years. lie was for a long time
member of the Republican state executive
committee and had held various Offices of
trust in the state.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the M. f
Church here has committees at work and
will serve lunch on next Saturday 10 the
public generally in the Flythe furniture
store room, opposite the Jail on Main street.
They have large and comfortable room
there, and will have plenty of pies of several
kinds and ham sandwiches, hot coffee, soup
crackers, pickles, ice cream and cake, and
no one need go hungry. The proceeds are
for the fund for the new Parsonage, which
will be built.
Patents were granted inventive West Vir-
gnians last week as follows: Luther f.
Armen,rout of Coaldale, on means for
operating the gates of coal-tipples; James
w. Collins Of New Martinsvile, a patent on
aeollsr for lamps. Alonzo l. Edwards Of
Wheeling, on Lantern crank mechanism;
William T. Nichols of Wellsburg, patent
on the manufacture of sheet or plate glass;
Frank X. Singer Of Wheeling, on a light.
ming arester, and Frank L, o. Wadsworth
of Morganiown, on the manufacture Of
glass.