West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-09
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Harvey Hartman, an employ of the w.
Va, Northern X. X. met with severe &C.
eident at Tunnelon last week, cutting his
knee to such an extent that DR.. Pratt had to
take several stitches. lie is getting along
all right, and will soon be out and on duty
again.
Don't drag along with dull. bilious, heavy
feeling You need a pill. Use DeWitt's
Little Early Rises. the famous little pills.
Do not sicken or grippe, but results are sure.
Sold by Striekler's Drug Store and VIM.
M. Dent, Newburg.
In this state it is not necessary to serve a
i've days notice Tor eviction OF a cold
Use the original laxative cough sprup
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. No
opiates
Sold by Suickler's Drug Store and VIM
NJ. Dent OF Newburg
a jolly crowd of IS guests at the Inn
drove down to Hagan's Grove Monday TO
spend the day. They roasted corn aud
potatoes, bathed in cheat. The rain drove
them indoors. The school house become
the scene of a match in spelling, arithmetic
and etc, that would been pleasure to many
teacher. ]. A. Meridith was pedagogue IN
charge of the school and gave general
satisfaction to patrons and pupils.
1. II. {. Royse of Terra Hau,e, Ind,
accompanied by his wife is spending ten
days at the Kingwood Inn visiting various
points of interest, relating to the early
history of his ancestry. The families of
Aaron and Moses RoYse having settled in
the neighborhood as early as 1890 lie
visited Morgantown from Sunday to Mon
day evening and left Tuesday morning TO
spend the day at Newburg. They will
visit Oakland, Mt. Lake Park and Deer
Park before returning mex, week to their
Indiana home.
Died, Sunday, Aug. 5ih, at the Union
town hospital, of tuner, Mrs. Joseph Ringer,
aged about 2S years. An operation had
been performed and tuner of immense
proportions had been removed, but It availed
nothing, death came as stated. The deceas-
ed was daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. II.
Bucklew Of Union school house, Portland
district. The parents, husband, five sisters
and one brother survive the departed TO
mourn their loss. The remains arrived over
the NJ. & X. al q o'clock Monday. Funeral
occurred today at the home Of the deceased.
Miss Edna Evelyn Roush died at the
Jenkins House, Monday, August 3, Of
| typhoid, aged about "a years. As previously
stated MISS Roush was the daughter of DR..
Zee
with their son arrived here several days ago,
who left nothing undone to save her life,
but unfortunately her case was beyond the
reach of medical skill During the short
stay Of the deceased among US, she made
| hosts Of friends who mourn their loss The
remains were taken to her home this morn
| ing by her parents for burial. The young
lady had been in the employe of County
Clerk Walls as stenograper and copies for
| the past several months
The comedy, "Uuiou Depot" given at
the armory on Tuesday night was we'll al
tended aud proved to be one Of the best
plays our people have seen for some time.
and il was greatly enjoyed by the large
crowd present The cast Of characters was
made up Of home talent, under the direction
Of Miss Myrtle Jane Randolph, Of the Book
Entertainment, Company Of Pitlsburg. and
for the limited time they had to prepare to
appear before the public, the peformers did
admirably and elected the praise Of every
one, ard showed that Kingwood had
splendid talent in that direction. The pro-
eeeds we're indeed satisfactory. realizing the
sum Of $40, showing how our people APP
preciate the efforts Of home talen, tor >
worthy cause.
There will be Sacred Concert given in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday even.
ing. Mrs. Grace Manown the orgsuis, Of
ST. Peters Episcopal Church in Baltimore
whose reputation IS 50 we'll known has very
cordially consented to play several pieces.
She Is spending her vacation here and her
playing a few years ago IS well remembered.
II was gwen on a similar occasion. The
evening offerings will 60 TO the Lawson
School lawson is place in the Noun
tains IN the Southwestern portion Of he
State where the Presbyterian Church had a
very strong school and the whole State ha,
been stirred TO interest and to sympathy
because Of the loss Of the school by hrc
lately, Collections arc being taken I'll over
the State and the ladies Of the Kingwood
Church arc determined that as usual obi,
work shall not be neglected. Remember
5 the service Sunday evening August the I2.h
service al 7 p. m.
Prot Tyler OF Amherst college. said re
Gently A man can life comfortably will
: out brains no man ever existed without
digestive system. The dyspepuc has
| neither faith, hope and charity. Day bi
day people realize the importance Of earns
Tor their digestion realize the need Of th,
use Of littlo corrective after ovorcatin <
a corrective like Kodal For Dyspepsia
II digcsts what you eat.
e hereby notify all parties not TO harbo
h my daughter Gertie either night nor ds,
4 or they will be dealt with according 4
4 law. JoHN A. PErERsi
August 2, 1906 5m