West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-18
DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.

Or. Alex Leeds. Dentist. Grafton.
See our clubbing rates IN another column
o. c. Crane of the Terra Alta Bank. is in
town today.
Attorney Rufus Holden Is back from a
business trip to Philadelphia.
Miners Oil s. cts. Powder 81. 90 per
key. MCKENZIE. Housewife.
Rev. X. NJ Ramsey is in Buckhannon
this week, assisting with revival services.
Miss Daisy Jenkios left Monday for
Mogantown aud Pitisburg to visi, friends
and relatives.
Ed NJ. Williams left this week for Bal,i-
more to enter hospital for an operation for
fissula from bad case of piles
Good all the time, harmless always. DR..
Fahrney's Teething Syrup for Infants. Price
as cents. Sample free f.you mention paper.
Another supply of the old reliable Hagers-
town Almanacs received at the Argus Book
Store. Mailed anywhere for ten cents IN
stamps.
WANTED-Bright. honest young man
from Kingwood to prepare for paying position
in Government, Mail Service. Box One,
Cedar Rapids. la. 81
David Young Beavers wa. made full
fedged member of Brown Lodge, X. of p.
Of this place, at the regular convocation on
Tuesday night Of this week
The Kingwood Schools opened up again
Monday morning after considerable delay
and loss of time from the holiday vacation
and the breaking down of the heating plant.
Another supply of school books received
this week at the Argus Book Store. First
and Fourth Readers, Third Arithmetics,
Spelling Books and everything we were
short on.
GO TO MURDOCK'S.
The New Exchange Hotel of this place is
being renovated and rehtted and refurnshed
by the new proprietor, Mrs. Mae Virginia
Brennen, and the prospect Is for a better run
of custom than ever before.
Joseph II. Trembly, formerly Of Lenox,
this county, but now down at Emporia,
Greenville county, Virginia, writes US to
send him The Argus, as he ''canno, get
along without the good old family paper"
Why don't you get copy of Meshach
Bfownings great book at the Argus Book
Store before they are all gone Price 81. go;
mailed to any address for sos. Used to
sell for So so; sells now at other places for
$I7s.
The revival services that have been in
progress at the NJ. L. Church for some time
continue TO grow in interest and large crowds
attend every night. About dozen con-
versions have resulted so far and last Sunday
there were seven taken in on probation.
Report of the Anderson school, No. 7.
Kingwood district. for the second month,
ending DeeemNs. ~, 1905, Foster Zeigler,
teacher. Number OF pupils enrolled boys
~. girls IS; per cent of attendance SO.
Those neither absent nor tardy were Noah
and franklin Hartman, Ross Funk, Julia
Hartman, Myrtle Riley, Blanche Coburn,
Della and Ethel Funk and Grace Garner.
At the election for Second Lieutenant
held by Company & of the National Guard
of this place last Saturday night Albert ID.
Cunningham of Bruceton, was elected on
the second ballot. The selection is good
one as CAB" as he is fainiliarIy called. is
good man and has had considerable ex-
Perience, having served in the spanish
American War and on term in the National
Guard.
GO TO MURDoCK'S.
George r. Beatty, the Overseer of the
Poor for Portland district, and Dave Hol-
len, Chief of Police of Terra Alta, had a