West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-04-05

dyee, Newburg; for credentials and reduced
rate cards. The delegation Is limited in
number and It will be we'll to apply early.
Hanson A. Jarrett. the Grafton dentist,
will fill the following dates in this county:
Terra Alta April 9th for ! days,
Rowlesburg I2th
Kingwood 10Th
Newburg -" 10Th
The Ladies' Aid Society of The NJ Z.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs +. c.
Eyerly on April 10th, at 1890 p. NJ. It is
desired that the chairman of the several
COMMITTEES be present and ready to report.
a. r. BUCKLEw, Sec.
Wanted-A number of good, steady
working girls to learn glass cutting. Steady
work at good wages. Pleasant, healthy
employment. Apply to
THE ECONOMY TUMBLER Co,
MorgSntown, w. Va
Smith McClellen Albright, youngest full
brother of Morris Albrigh, of this town, is
succeeding we'll over at Mount Pleasant, Pa,
where he has been located the past fifteen
years. lie now owns and operates a large
three story hotel and restaurant and grocery
and has big trade and is making money.
Misunderstanding Salesman. Must
furnish references and invest $1,000. 90 in
first class per cent Bonds. Salary and
Expenses paid. Experience not required,
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WHEELING ROOFING & CoRNIcE COMPANY,
Wheeling, w. Va Ct
Inventive West Vreinans were last week
granted patents as followsi Dennis l.. Nc
| Kinney of Fairmont, on a window sash fast
/ sner. QUO w. Stelndorf of Wheeling, on a
| Tripod for cameras. Earle K. Townley of
Ronceverte, on a combination keyhole bit
and saw. William A. williamson of Friend
ly on on oil saver
The ladies of Morgantown have formed a
civic league for the purpose Of adding their
influence, energy aud enthusiasm to the
good roads movement, the improvement of
the streets of the town, the establishment
and maintenance OF clean thoroughfares,
sanitary premises, and all other things that
are for the welfare of the public. The or
ganization expects to get to work in few
weeks.
Rufus Rodeheaver, the well known poet
and writer from near Tunnelton, was in
town this week with plug hat and new
suit OF store clothes and a broad gage smile
that ft him in a becoming manner aud
showed that Rufe had winteTed all right.
lie went on down through the county seek
ing what he could deyour and to look up an
other mate to trot, pace or rack with him IN
double harness.
The Morgantown Post tells of ano, her old
Prestonisns as follows:
Colonel S. A. Posten has been appointed
deputy sheriff for Morgan and Union dis
triets by Sheriff Theo Barker. Mr.. Posien
will take the place recently made vacant by
the resignation of Plummer Barker. lie is
to receive a straight salary of $1,000 year.
| Mr.. POsten is we'll known about town and
will make popular deputy. lie will enter
upon his new duties in few days.
Hon. William Baldwin Freelaud Of Port
land district. was in town this week and
gave Us paying call Mr.. Freeland is
much more liberal and enterprising citizen
than "Unole Joe" Davis, the other member
Of the Legislature from this county. as he
has always taken the Argus and reads up on
both sides of the political question, although
this paper has been after him pretty heavy
some times. "Unoie Joe" on the contrary
has never subscribed for the Argus and will
not have a Democratic paper in the house.
The play Of Romeo and Juliet ct the
Kingwood Armory Tuesday night vas veil
rendered and attended by good house Of
our best people, who know a good thing
when they see IT, The acting was good and
the costumes we're elaborate and the troop
highclass. One Of the most enjoyable fea.
lures Of the entertainment was the splendid
music furnished by the Kingwood Orchestra
and our people are highly grauhed that at
last we have an Orchestra Of our own with.
out having to send away from home for one,
for any occasion.
Here are three personals from the Nor.
ganiown Dominion:
p. Crogan and William G.. Morley we're
/ passengers on the NJ. & X. this morning.
They are here TO look after some legal mat.
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Felty Of Connels-
vile, who were called 20 Oakland, Md by
the death OF Mr.. Feity's father, we're IN
town last nigat enroute 70 their home after
. attending the funeral.
The three sisters, a nephew and brother
Of the late Mrs. Taylor have left for their
J homes after being here for the funeral The
sisters are Mrs. Charles Shaw, MIS-. Frank
Shahan and Mrs. Grant Wolfe. the nephew
: Curtis Wolfe and the brother Guy Taylor
ell Of runnelton. Miss Daisy Jenkins and
Miss Maud Woting who we're also here fot
the funeral have returned home, IN King.
wood.