West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-09-20

I fa.rtaN school nsa, Attributable agsin.
. No. and Mrs. Harvey OF Virginia ate stop
4 Pug at the Lon ios couple of weeks
They drove across from 81. George aud az,
lately back from Porto Rico, where Mr.
Harvey has been In the Government service
The Sp'nis,ers Club are expected to retur,
20 NingwOod in the near future and reeeiv,
their friends at The Armory again aud hop,
10 have AZ large a crowd Of guests as before
The date and full particulars will be giver
in 'ae papers next week.
Charles H. Williams an old kincwood
Dor Is now located al I.ptain. Ohio where hs
is proprietor OF ,he Century Park Amusement,
Company an ideal summer resort ON Lake
Erie with quarter mile bathing beach, ball
grounds, tennis court etc. Charlie, has an
al in this paper 10, young eoons, foxes %
bears Cor this park
Among those who wen, from here TO FAIR.
mon, las, Thursday via. Morgantown to take
in barnum's BIC show were John W. Watson,
$50 = A"''iSif 'hs W. Shehets am
Eye5ley, Fores, McDlniel, J. J. Jackson,
Chas. NJ. Menear, Mir and Mrs. !. Slidell
Brown and children. Jas. c. Menear and
Earl Msuear.
Piles positively cured with Dr. Shops
Magic Ointment It's made for piles alone.
and il does the work to perfection. Itch
ing painful protruding or blind piles. dis
apper like magic sold 10y Strickler Drug
Store
Francis NJ. Runner OF this place, who has
been down at Paradise, Putnam county, this
state for several months employed as a
driller 10y James A. Gordon, the water we'll
contractor and duller from Oxford, New
York, whites Us that they have completed
their contract there and will move at once TO
some new field of operations, but he was
not sure yet where I'LL they got settled again
Or l. Geo Beerbower. the Terra Alta
Dentist, will be al GAINESVILLE. September
- and as. CuIzart, September ~ and az
Phone No. IS.
Frank Shafier, a son of Gus J. Shaler left
here las, week for Ironion Ohio, where he
was married yesterday to Miss Bessie CLARK
of that city. The young lady spen, the
summer here recently visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Hattie Murdock. The young couple are
expected here this week and have rooms for
the presen, with Mir and Mrs f. {.
Everley.
Don, fail to look up the Bargain Day for
the Wheeling lntelligencer and take advant.
age Of it if you want the leading Republican
paper Of the state for s. for one year. or
about half price. But you can only &c, this
bargain one day IN the year and Friday,
October 5lh is the date for 1906. The
advertisement will be found in this issue of
The Argus. Look it up
Will Eyiek returned Sunday from trip
10 Orange, Virginia. lie lett here about
two weeks ago aud rode the fine horse of Dr.
Charles Ross, actoss the country about 500
lies to the new location Of the Doctor
small town near Orange, called Minorca.
Dr. Ross was well liked here and had
good practice, but left US anyhow. It's
said that he will be married soon to a young
lady near his new location.
Here ave two items from the Morgantown
Post:
j.. Ami Martin has returned from Herring,
Preston county, where on Sunday last he
attended the funeral of his sister, Mrs. ]. w
Herring.
Mrs w. Herring aged 80 years. died
SePicmber IS, 1906. al her home in Herring,
Preston county. The funeral was held Sun
day. Mrs. Herring was a half sister of J.
Ami Martin OF Morgantown, and was we'll
known by many people in this city,
Tie death Of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Herring
occurred in her home near Herring, Sept.
IS, 1900 She had beer a member of the
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church for a number
Of years. She lived a consistent life and
died in Christian triumph. She had request,
ed that, at is we'll with my soul" and 'Tm
going home to die no more" be sung at her
funeral. The funeral services were con-
Quoted 10y her pastor Rev. Geo. b. Dever
The following personals are from last
weeks Fairmont Times:
Miss Laura Jones has returned home after
couple weeks visit at Terra Alta
Mrs. +. NJ. Wilson and children have
returned from Terra Alta, where they have
been visiting for several weeks.
Mr.. Hill and two sons of Preston county,
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Baker, OF
Merchant street.
Mrs. AddIe Hubbard who was with the
family Of Mrs. Geo. r Watson, al Terra
Alta, has returned. Yesterday she was
called to nurse a case for Or. ]. a. Graham.
Died. at his home near Newburg on Sep.
TENDER II, after an illness Of several months
with tuberculosis. Ellis K. Grimes. in his
73rd year. The funeral was held next day
at the home and the burial in the Pythiar
Cemetery at Newburg The services we're
conducted by Rev. McNarr Of thai
charge. The deceased came to this county
from Virginia in r84o aud was we'll knowr
farmer Of his section. He leaves WI,
and two sons to mourn their loss. On,
son. Ellis K. =. Grimes. the Masontowr
merchant is well known over the county
The other son did not get home 10 a.,
| funeral
a special from Mt. Greina, Pa, says
Captain H. a. Eaton. Of Company a
Tweuty-ihird infantry, was struck by lightn
ing and paralyled in the terrific rain ant
electrical storm that passed over Mt Gretn
shortly after o'clock last night lie va
i'm tent with two lieutenants when lgh,nin
struck the tent. The three officers wef
knocked down and stunned by the srok
aud we're revived with difficulty The lw
lieulenanis we're not badly hurt, but Captai
Eaton is in the camp hospital in bad shape
lie can move a leg little today, and N
camp sefgeons hope for his Ultima,
recovery
There was quiet wedding in Kngwoo
last Sunday night the parties being DaU