West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-01-04
or. Aler Leed,, pen,i.,, Grafton.

DR.. Alex Leeds. Dentist, Grafton.
See our clubbing rates IN another column.
A pro,raeted meeting is now in progress at
/ the NJ. Z. Church here.
Morg ID. Martin Of near Cladesyille, was
here a couple of days last week.
Attorney Rufus Holden is in Philadelphia
this week on important legal business
Mrs. George w. Rider of German, has
been here visiting relatives, during holidays.
Ben Z. Lemon of Masontown. was here
yesterday on business and gave US paying
call.
GO TO MURDOCK'S.
Miss Daisy Jenkins is in Grafton this week
the guest of her friend. Miss Maude
wotring.
Arthur Clayton, of Manningiou, spent
Sunday here the guest of his parents on
Jackson street.
Mr. w. Scott Garner, the well.known
Preston county Historian and Poet. is work.
ing on the Journal this week.
J. Slideli Crown left today for Romney to
attend n meeting of the Board Of the State
School for the Deaf and Blind there.
Dr.. II. l.. Henry, the eye. ear aud nose
specialist of Morgan,own. will I've IN Tunnel.
ton next Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 8 and 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morgan Orr and son
John of Hiorra, were here over Saturday
and Sunday calling on their friends aud
relatives.
Major U. n. Orr expects TO leave for
Gainesville, Florida, in a short time to spend
the rest of the winter with his son, Judson,
who lives there.
A supply of postal cards and stamps will
be kept at the Argus Book Store, for the
convenience of parties in need Of them after
closing hours at the postoffice.
We are informed that the Eglon school |
in this county has no teacher and any teacher |
Ia search of a school should write to 7. &.
Judy at Eglon, as he Is one of the trustees.
Frederick Copman, of Bruceton, was q
business visitor in town today aud while
here made this Office paying call. Mr.
farmers of Grant district.
The heating system at the Kingwood
Public Schools has been on strike this week
and school could not be resumed Tuesday
after the holiday vacation. Il will be re.
paired and ready for business this week.
Rev. w. II. Bayles of Gladesvilie, was
here on New Years Day and was given
reception by MIR. aud Mrs. George A.
Herring. Several friends were invited to
meet him alta dinner party gwen in his
honor
Rev. ID. ,. Hammond of Weston. Presi-
dent of the Board Of Directors Of the Reform
School at Pruntytown, was last week elected
Superintendent of the School, to succeed
Darnall. who resigned recently to accept
better position in Washington City.
Robert b. Brown has resigned as Presi-
dent of the Board of Education of this /
district and 1t is up TO the County Super.
intendent of Schools TO appoint some one in |
his place. Mr.. Carrieo was here last week |
to see about Il and II is reported that ex.
Sherif J. A. Lenhau will be appointed to |
the vacancy.
Morgan BillIngslea an uncle and A. G. |
Martin. a cousin to Wilson Martin and |
Charles Burns, Grant Shurtlih, AL Parke |
and s. @. Sherrard members of the Lodge |
of Eagles at Fairmout of which the deceased
was member, came over with the funeral
party.and acted as pail.beaIers. The floral
offerings were magnificent.
Attorneys P. J. Crogsn, w. G. Brown
and A. B. MeCrum and Circuit Clerk John
w. Watson were in attendance at the State
Bar Association at Fairmont last week The
papers report good session and a maEnih-
cent banquet Friday night at SINNERS
Tavern. Mr.. Crogsn was Toastmaster vnd
received many compliments on the manner
in which he filed the duties of the position.
Otto Messenger has been heard from and
he is at Jolo in the Moro Islands, where he
Is stationed with his company of Regulars.
He writes home that he likes it very we'll,
hu, that The people there are very ,reaeher-
out and every little bit a sentinel OF picket
on outpost duty comes up missing or Is found
killed at his post Of duty. The people over
there evidently do not like our benevolent
assimilation plan as Il sticks IN them Ye, and
theP stick something into our people every
chance they get.
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Balm, which Is intended for use in atomi1.
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the tender air-Passages- II sllays the in
hsmation and goes straight 10 the root Of
the disease. Obstinate old cases have been
cured N few weeks. All druggists, 7se..
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