West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-05-24
DR.. Ale. Leeds, pen,is,. Grafton.

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!. NJ. CRANE
Dc. Rudasill returned last week from
visi, to bis old home down in Virginia.
McCiellan Hartman, the Valley Point
hustler, was here Tuesday on business.
Thurman w. Gibson, the Terra Alta Hv,
eryman, was here Tuesday and gave US a
paying call.
l.. l.. Myers Of Aurora, was here this
week attending Court and gave US paying
call Tuesday.
Miss Matte Daley came over from Nor.
gantown Sunday 10 writ her brother here,
James T. Daley.
Miss Cecil Watson left last week for Bos-
ton to visit her sister MIS-. +. T. Hartman
for a month OF two.
warlen Miller of Glade Farms, was one
of the Grand Jurors at this term of Cour,
and gave as paying call Tuesday.
DIR. Joseph s. Hartley, the dentist, was
IN town this week, a,tendseg court. he is
now located at Erbacon, Webster county.
Americas Evans, of Thornton, Taylor
county, made this Office n pleasant call
Wednesday and subscribed for the Argus.
Elliott Jenkins aud All Shaffer, two prom.
inent citizens of the Rohr section were here
yesterday attending Court and gave US pay
ing call.
William franklin Pierce returned Monday
from Tessessee. where he has been the past
two months looking after big timber deal
down there.
DR.. Ira III. Stafford. Dentist, will lie a;
Fellowsvile, May 3Ist and June list. Evans
vile, June and and 4th. Office in King.
wood, w. Va.
J. Yves Loughrie of near Rowlesburg, was
here Monday to see about some school lands
advertised for sale. He dropped in to see
us and pay up for the Argus.
William Mosser aud Walter Collins of
Bruceton, called at this Office Tuesday and
made the editor smile TO the tune Of three
years subscriptions 10 the Argus.
daughter Miss Metlie returned home Satur-
day from the South where they have spent
the winter.-Tena Alta Republican.
GO TO THE NEW PAINT g. WALL
PAPER SUPPLY STORE, q. c.
GILES. HIGH STREET, KINGwOOD,
w. VA. BLACK AND WHITE FRONT.
The Terra Alta Summer Normal started
off with an enrolment of 81. The names
were published in the Republican last week
and it makes big school and a SPLENDID
showing.
N. G. StelIz, the genial and husilIng rep.
resentative of the American Type Founders
of Phtsburg, was here this week and the
Argus Printing House gave him nice order
for new type.
Ira c. Gibson Of the Preston Pharmacy,
has gone to Tunnelton to take charge of the
drug store up there :un by DR.. A. e.. Stall
maker. The latter goes to Berkeley Springs
TO take the baths there for rheumatism.
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,
Morgantown, w. Va
THE VETERAN PAINTER, GEO. e.
GILES, KNOWS WHAT YOU NEED
IN THE WAY OF MIXED PAINTS. A
GOOD LINE OF WALL PAPER AND
ROOM MOULDINGS TO SUIT ALL.
Governor Dawson has appointed John J.
Absolam, of Powellton, district mine in
spector, succeeding S. S. Cooper resigned.
Absolam is a practical mining man of ex-
perience in Pennsylvania and Indian Terri
tory, and will probably have charge of the
Norfolk & Western territory.
Some improvement are being made on the
Kingwood Inn. The large stone steps have
been placed in front of the front porch and
the stone walk on the west side taken up
and moved to the east side and large YER
anda will be erected from the front clear
around the west side to the dining room
door.
Mrs. Irma Wilson of Pennsboro, this
State, was here this week in the interest OF
the PythIan Banner of Piedmont. She Sc
cured quite a number of new subscribers
and collected several old accounts while
here. She went from here out to Mason.
town to see the members of the new lodge
out there
Francis NJ. Runner left !sst week for Red
House Shoals, Putnam county, this state, tc
accept position with the Calix Drill Com
panY of New York City. He had applied
for position with the company and received
telegram from them to report to James A.
Gordon, their Superintendent at the abov,
point along the K. s. M. railroad.
The Pennsylvania railroad is burning Of
10000 old freight cars which were in use OF
lines west Of Pittsburg. The cars are o.
small capacity, worn out, and we're bull
long before the fast freight schedule cam,
into effect. The iron IS removed from then
before they are thrown into the heap Fou
thousand of the cars we're burned in tn,
yards at Columbus, Ohio, las, week.
The Wheeling Register Of last Ssiurds,
says;
Wellington T.. Loucks, national organize
OF the Good Roads Association. and hi
bride arrived In the city Friday morning an,
are registered az the Hotel Windsor. Mr.
Loucks was married on the 18th of May {,
Miss Josephine Nixon, an Oregon lady, q
Cadili =, Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs Louck
srfii leayh THE r,,ornf,o, q. a.. -.