West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-26
IN AND ABOUT KrSawooD.

Theatrical season opens Monday.
Clyde Buckley, of Howesville,
has the typhoid fever.
Typhoid fever is very prevalen,
throughout the county.
George Bosley, of Irona. is down
with an attack of typhoid.
A daughter of James Reese, oil
Housewife, is typhoid patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Younger are
rejoicing over the ARRIVAL of brand
new baby on Sunday.
A new subscriber to THE ARGUS
this week is Miss Georgia Trow.
bridge, .Avondale, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Bertha, the young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Fields, of West
kingwood, is suffering with diph.
liberia.
Clyde McMIllen, OF Sutherland,
who has been down seriously i'll
with typhoid, is now improving
nicely.
Walter Childs is now holding
down a good situation on the Graf.
ton Sentinel, entering on his new
position Saturday.
Mrs. ID. M. Wotring, of East
Main street, is visiting friends at
Rowlesburg, Tunnelton, and King
wood.-Grafton Sentinel.
Mrs. Arthur Bolyard and guest,
Mrs. J. A. Sterling, and son, OF
Kingwood, spent Friday with friends
at Shinnston. -Fairmont Times.
Miss Belle Beavers, who is now
conducting the Commercial Hotel
in Rowlesburg, was ia town Tues
day and gave THE ARGUS pleasant
call.
The Kipgwood mill is undergoing
some. needed improvements In the
shape of new tin sheeting for the
exterior and a concrete foundation
for the boiler.
Newton Manown, of Morgentown,
was here Monday calling on friends.
Newt is evidently accommodating some
of the long green. as he is now pro-
pIietor of job printing plant in
the college town.
0. F. Shaw, of Kingwood, spent
several days here this week. He
formerly was in the employ of the
b. & o. and resided In Sutton
Braxton Democrat.
~ T.. T. Shahan, OF Denver, this
county, administrator of his moth
er's estate, was a county seat visitor
Saturday aud was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. A. F. Bolyard. while in
town.
New subscribers are coming our
way at very encouraging rate, and
II is source of pleasure to note
that they are among our very best
citizens, regardless of party afilia-
tons.
w. A. Thomas has the excavating
under way for dwelling on the lot
below the Presbyterian church: The
structure Will b. two story frame
and will be occupied by himself and
family as residence.
Mrs. Elmer Smith and two chil.
dren, Of Halleck, who have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Hawkins the past ten days, returned
home Yesterday. Mrs. Smith is
sister Of Mrs. Hawking
Mrs. /. NJ. Albright and daugh-
ter in law, Mrs. +. p. Albright, are
in lrohton, Ohio, visiting relatives
and friends, and will not return until
after the Methodist Episcopal con-
ference at Huntington on October 9.
The b. & o. railroad will run
another Of their popular night ex-
cursions to Washington and Balii.
more next Saturday. Train leaves
: Rowlesburg at 1880, and the fare
to Washington and return is but a.
Better get your seats for "Uncle
Josh Perkins" at the Annoy next
Monday night Best and funniest
thing ever in our town. Reserved
seats SO cts, general admission 3scts,
and children IS cts. Doors open at
1880 and performance at 8:Is sharp.
The bridge across the Cheat at
Caddcll is now nearing completion
and will be open for traffic by the
middle Of October IL there is no de
lay in the shipment Of bridge stuff
Two spans are now finished. King
wood VIII greatly benefit BY ihis
structure.
r. d. Rodeheaver, the poet on
Pringles Run, is now enjoying him
self among the hills Of Red Sulphur,
hunting and fishing. He finds the
place rather lonesome compared 10
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