West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-07-26


An the August magazines nov an and on
sale al The Argus Book Store.
Mss zach, the sieno. sApa-r Ut Geo. a.
Walls is on the sick LIS, this week
The New Uu,ou Depo, will be temPoraril'
opened IN the Armory August :.
Harold Hyde is back a, the case IN the
Argus Office again.
Mrs. c. X. Silver wood left yesterday for
Sufiosh, Va, to accept position As nu m
hospital at ,ha, place.
co TO MURDoCK's.
Mrs. Mary SweaTingen, who has been IN
clarksburg for several months. returned
home las, week
Mrs. Samuel ~ Rogers of near Glad es
vile, has been here this week visiting he r
sister Mrs. G A. Herring.
Garfield Lis,on Is prepAri ING to build a
dwelling house on his lot in the James a
Brown Addition, below the tin shop.
Mo. aud Mrs. Rufus Holden returned
this week from months vacation at Grafton
aud Webster Springs.
Miss Iva Bueklew daughter of George
Bueklew, has been III the past week,
threatened with fever
William II. MeGibbons from Bruce,on,
aud Gar Beerbower of Glade Farms. were
here yesterday on legal business.
Capt. W,ll Parsons returned TO his home
in Morgantown, Monday after ten days visit
with his sisters here.
Carleton w. Martin left Monday for
spencer to accept position in the IIoSpit
as Warden aud member of the Band.
The kind the babies like. DR.. Fahrney's
Teething Syrup Once used nothing else
will take its place. No narcotics IN it.
Baker Montgomery, is having an addition
put to his residence in West Kingwood, and
when completed will present a handsome
appearance.
We have splendid paper for publication
in the near future that was read before the
Valley District Sunday School Convention
at Reedsville last week by Thomas r. Loar.
The young folks had pleasant informal
dance a, the ArmorY last Saturday night.
The music was good and the decorations
were pretty and patriotic.
LOst-A bracelet, gold band, quarter
of an inch side, inlaid with black. The
finder will please report to l.. NJ. AIbrigh
and a reward will be gwen.
MISS Alice N. King, accompanied by her
niece Mona Heaton, arrived here Saturday
to spend a few days with her brother Dr.
J. M. King.
Prof III. +. Flesher, assisted with the
teachers examination held here last week
The class was so large that the three mem
bers of the Board could hardly do justice to
them without extra help.
The Town Bond election last Saturday,
passed off very quietly and the vote was
over whelming In favor of bonds for new
Electric Light Plant standing I6o in favor of
bonds to seven against bonds.
Postal card views of Kingwood, Price
street, the Argus Block etc on sale at The
Argus Book Store, a, ten cents each. They
are regular photographs and handsome
souvenirs to mail to your friends.
Children like KennedY's Laxative Honey
and Tar. The pleasantest and best cough
syrup to take. because IL contains no
opiates.
Sold by Strickler's Drug Store and VIM
NJ. Dent of Sewb1rg
De. ]. NJ. King received notice from Gov.
Dawson this week of his appointment as
delegate to the next meeting of The Ameh-
can international Congress on Tuberculosis
to be held in New York, Nov. ID to 10
1906.
Rev. George Bailey Dever the new pastor
of the Kingwood Baptist Church, will be
married next Wednesday, August Ist. to
Miss Mary Mandana Bartlett at Holly Grove,
West Virginia and will be at home in
Kingwood after Aug. 10th.
There was a general riot of some kind
down at Valley Point the other day and
Sunday School busted up About dozen
of the citizens Of that section were up here
this week trying to put the law on each
other.
Prof Harry L. Flesher left Tuesday for
his home in WILLIAMSON, on the Ohio river
above Parkersburg and will spend month
with his mother and return here about Aug.
2oth for picnic Of his school and then go
on to Hardy county TO hold institute.
The Union Depot which will be given in
the Armory Aug. 2, for the benefit of the
Epwor,h League promises to be very sue
cessfuI affair. The play is under the diree-
ton Of Miss Myrtle Jane Randolph who
makes a specially Of this entertainment, and
has had unbounded success wherever she has
produced IT,
Rev. H. r. I1ardway, Is still out at Lock
wood in Nicholas county, at the bedside Of
his father who is very low with lsundee
and no chance Tor his recovery. Rev. Hard
way writes that he is almost worn out with
nursing his father who will permit no one
else to move him ard wait on him and that
he has only had about one hours sleep out Of
~ for the past month.
The Italian camp Of Joe Kutnyak down a
the Graham place on Cheat river, below
Albrightsvile, was raided Tuesday OF tbu
week by Deputy U. S. Marshal K. ID. IIupr
and the proprietor arrested and brought
before U. S. Commissioner James +. DaiIeJ
Of this place, who held him under bond fo
action in the Federal Court and failing Il