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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
FORMS MINING EXCHANGE
RhyOIite Organizes stock Board and
Elects officers and Committees

RHYOLlTE, Jan. 2S.-Rhyolite has
formed a mining stock exchange. The
organization has been incorporated and
the membership is listed to 200. There
are seventy-flve charter members. The
charter membership is entirely filled.
The committee has authorized the sale
Of fifty seats within the next ninety
days, at 5000 a seat, and these are be-
ing subscribed for rapidly. The ex-
change viii erect its own building
suitable for the purposes of the organ
ization. and viii be ready for business
by the middle Of February probably.
The officers and committees elected are
as follows:
President. Captain G. W. Thatcher; vice presi-
dent, J. /. Cadogan: secretary, G. X. Vaughn;
treasurer. George B. Keenan,.
Executive cOmmittee-Captain G.. W. Thatch-
er. o. o. Kincaid, B. F. Taylor.
Governing cOmmittee-B. F. Taylor, W. T.
Dorr. O. o. Kincaid. O. B. Keenan, G. X.
Vaughn. J. A. Largent. p. Busch, II. Mackenzie,
J. T. OTerbury. J. L. Cadogan. L. E. Bedford.
Committee of arrsngements-W. T. Voorhees,,
r. Sutherland, c. l. Milward, Sam Lindsay,
John DoWdel
Committee Of membership-B. F. Taylor. Ezra
Norris, ]. Z. Bevis, ]. r. Mcdonald, Richard
Willis
Arbitration committee. w. Griffths Tom
c. Murphy. h R. Leighton, V. T. Hoggatt
Listing cOmmittee-L. +. Bedford. ". B. Mil
liken, Curtis Mann. e. Mackenzie, p Busch.
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TO EXACT LICENSE
FEE FOR SPURS

When the Board Of Supervisors
passed TO print the ordinances granting
fourteen permits TO lay spur tracks to
as many manufacturing concerns yes
terday. Coleman gave notice that the
3ofnt license finance. and judiciary
committee would propose a measure
imposing a license fee on spur track
privileges II IL was found THAT the
law gave the municipality such au
thority.
Six permits granted to the Santa Fe
Company were for the benefit OF private
concerns and Boxton said-that no dis
ffnctfon should be made III III was de-
cided 10 collect license fees, as railroad
companies should pay the same as pri-
vate concerns. Supervisor Coffey
thought that fl would not be legal to
license spur tracks OF railroad com
panies. their franchises giving them the
right TO lay certain spur tracks and
connections
The following concerns were granted
permits.
Mcdonald Lumber Company Harbor Ware
house Company; Santa Fe Railway Company for
the Trsnsc0ntinentsl Freight Company. for
HuIme 4 Hart for the MOnadnOck Brick Com
pany for the Standard oil Company, for the
tic Abner Doble Company. Real Estate and
Development Company, Globe Grain and Milling
Company. Pacific Hardware and Steel Company,
American Radiator Company, City Street I'M
provement Company and Anheuser- Busch Com
pany-
The application for Chubbuck & Har-
ris for a spur track TO connect with
the Ocean Shore Railway COmpanys s
line at Howard and Twelfth streets was
II Iithdrawn and those Of Flora D. Jones,
Metropolitan Improvement Company,
and McNab & Smith were denied.
The Joint street and utilities COM
mittee viii meet next Friday morning
20 consider the petition Of the South
ern Pacific Company for permit TO lay
spur track along Beach and North.
Point streets.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
IN this city January IS:
James Lefeyre. 81. 79 Hardy street and HeIgs
Olsen. p. 70 Hardy street
John ". Cook n. BelOit, Wis, and Verne
Steele, q, Beloit, wis
John K Turner 80. Chicago H.. and Maud
G. Bannister q. New York
Frederick s. Roberts. .. 525 Octavia street,
and Anna ]. Healy. 20. al Thirtieth street.
Edward z. Kiley- p. Oakland, and Margaret
J. Lyons, p, 115 Diamond street.
Hans Van Emster, p, 22l6 California street,
and Marion de Carmo, 32. 502 ! street.
Biaggio PiRnataro, -, Oakland, and Dora
Marine. IL. 229 Duncan street.
Peter Thomas, 3D. 403 Forty fourth avenue.
and Annetta A. Velissarates. p, 40S Forty
BartoiomeO A. Filipeni. 2s. Alameda. and
Margher1ta d. Filipelll, %, Alameda
bel l. Vsnderhoof % 7o2 Eighth a avenue anu
&C George ~ DeugsheEty ~ l7s ~ Clement street
william r.. y; Dixon, 80 29s Missouri street, and
Margaret O'ConnOr, "a, 1lS0 Kentucky street.
Clarence y. Halsey. D. 636 Broderick street,
and Eva A. Ware, IS. 4l51A Lyon street.
OAKLAND, Jan. 2s.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
John II. Abrams, p, and Annie Flake, "a.
oisude z Woods, D. and Irene G. ThisseIl.
30, both of Winters
sglirester D. Armour 2e, Oakland, and lillian
Frank G. Patterson, 81. San Francisco, and
Grace n. Green u, Oakland.
PaOlo Piantanida. "A, and Jessie senoglio. 10.
both Of Alameda.
Charles A. Morriss. 81. Oakland and Flora
n Mills -, Fallon. Nevada.
Lewis L. Goodwin. 80. and Josie Barnes, %,
both Of San Francisco
Edgar Marquis, p, and Edythe f. Ransdell,
Is both OF Fruitvale.
Jessenfo S. Silva, g. and Lucinda /. Betten-
court % both OF Oakland.
Peter +. Rsmm, 80. San Francisco, and Ida
Neinen. "a Oakland.
Leroy n Branch. "a. and Grace Lombard. l9
both Of Oakland
Richard c. Ginord. %. and Kathryn !. Gagen,
20 both Of San Francisco.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed in at
either Of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
ized 10 have the same published Notices re-
sfricted simply TO the announcement Of the event
are published once in this column free OF charge
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HARDY WILL rs FLED-The VIII OF Caro-
line III. Hardy, who died January o. leaving q
large estate was 1led fOr probate yesterday.
william Hardy, the husband Of the deceased.
a. named in the viii as sole leEatee and
ecut0r The estate consists Of 1ewelry, personal
property and land at Sutter and Jones streets.
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STAGE CONNECTIONS

-
Stages connect at GREESBRAE for San Oman.
tin: at SANTA ROSA for White Sulphur Springs
and Mark West Springs; at FULTON for PiIri-a5sl
Sanatorium; at LYTTON for Lytton Springs. st
GEYSERvILLE for Skaggs Springs; at CLOVER
DALE for the Geysers. BoonvilIe. PhiIo Elk
and Greenwood; at HOPLAND for Dunc,n
Springs Highland Springs. KelseyvfIle Nev-
Carlsbad springs. Soda Bay Lakeport Bartlett
Springs; at UklAH for Viehy Springs. Saratoga
Springs, Upper Lake. POmo, Potter VALLEY Jobn
Days Lierley's. Hullville. Orr's Hot S6rincs
Handley. Halfway House, Hopkins ConlDtrbe
Mendocino City. Fort Bragg. Westport and TTsai I.
at WILLIS for Hearst and Sawyers; at STIER-
WOOD for Fort Bragg, Laytonville WestDort
.Covelo, Cummings. Bells Springs Harris Huh
bard, Fruitland. Dyerville, Garberville, Pepper
wood Camp 3, Scotia and Eureka.
GENERAL. OFFICE.
JAMES FLOOD BUILDING, SAN FRANCISCO
JAS. AGLER General Manager.
h. K. RYAN. Gen. Passenger and Freight Agt.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Leave WA OAKLAND PIER :

- N-'-~-N-
7.OOa Elmira. vscaville. Winters. Rum
SeY ------------------- =
T.ooa Richmond. Benicia. Sacramento.
Suisun and Way Stations =.
1.00a Davis. Woodland. Marysville.
Chico. Red Bluf-Oroyile----- Z.
7.20a ElnhuTSt. Newark. Centerville.
san Jose, Los Gatcs. Wright - 5.
I.40a Vallejo, Napa CalistOga, Santa
Rosa. Martinez. san Ramon ;.
74oa Niles. Pleasanton. Livermore.
Tracy. LathTOp. StOckton-----. z
S0oa Shasta Exp=ess-(Yia Davts.l
Williams. willows. Red Bluh,
Ashland. Portland and East g.
S-zOa Martinez, Antioch. Byron. Tracy,
Stockton. Newman. Los BanoS.
Mendoza, ATm0na, Hanr0rd, =
Visalia. Porterville- 4.
SZea Port Costa, Lathrop, Merced. W
deStO. Fresno, HanfOrd, VI
salia. Tulare, Bakersfield 4.
S.4oa Niles. San Jose. Livermore.
stockton teMiltOnl. alley
Spring, lone. Sacramento =
S-4eA Sonora. TuOlumne and Angels .
S.oea Atlantic Express - Ogden and
East - ------------------- q
s.4Oa Richmond, Port Costa. Martinez.
and Way Stations -.------------- ,.
le-2ea Vallejo. Mare Island. NapR----- ii.
l9.z0a New Orleans Express-Bakers-
field. Los Angeles. Deming. q
Paso, New Orleans-------------- Z
Io2oA Port Costa. Martinez. Byron.
Tracy. LRthrop, stockton.
Mereed. Raymond. Fresno,
Gosh en- Junction. Hanford.
LemoOre. Visalia, TulaTe. 4
ll.00a The Overland LiTnited-Omaha.
Chicago, Denver. Kansas City Z.
ll.40a Niles. San Jose aud Way stations z,
ZaeD Newark. AgneW. San JoSe--------- J.
3-eeD Benicia, Winters. Sacramento.
Woodland, Knights Landing.
Marysville and Orovflle- ------- II.
SOP Port Costa, Marines. Byron.
Tracy. Modesto. Merced. =.
Fresno o---.------------------------- -
S.3op Via Tibnron. West Napa. st.
Helena. CaliStOga- -
S.tep Portland Express, (v1a Dayi5l,
Williams. willows, Red Blum.
Ashland, Portland and East ,.
s.t9D Hayward. Niles and Way Sta
GODs -------------------- q
Aoe1 Vallejo. Martinez. San Ramon.
Napa. Cslistoga- Santa Rosa
4.oop Niles, Tracy, Stockton Lon -=---, ~
Gzep Elmhurst Newark CenterVills ~
Agnew, San Jose. Los GatOs--- f10.
S.lep Hayward Niles. Irvington. San -
Jose. IiVermore--- III
S.Q0D The Owl Linited-Newman. Los
Banos Mendoza. Fresno. Tl-
lare, Bakersfield. Los Angeles
S.zpp Hayward. Niles and San Jose----.- =
Sop Vallejo, Port Costa. Benicla. sui .
sun, Sacramento -------------------- IL
ee0p China and Japan Fast Mall
Ogden, Omaha. Chicago
Martinez. stockton. Saera-
mento. Reno, Sparks. y
ez8p Harvard. Niles and San Jose - 3
Ices Tonopah Pass.-Port Costa, Be
nieia, Suisun, Elmira. Dixon.
Davis. Sacramento. Truckee.
Ha5en. Tonopah. Goldheld
and Keller er-.-----------------
7.oep Vallejo, Crockett and Way Sta
tons, Sunday only---------.-------- H.
e19p Oregon Express Sacramento.
NarySVille, X Reddtng. Port
land. PUGET Sound and last.
s.00p Fast Mail-O & n, Omaha, Chi
cago,-Pueblo. Kansas City.
St. Louis is.-----------------------------.4-- Il
g.0op Hunters Train Saturday only,
Newark, San Jose and way
stations S----------.---------------------- -
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BIRTHS
DEATHS

MIRAMONTES-In this city. January %, 1907
10 the wife OF A. r. Miramontes, a son.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co.
VIA SAUSALITO FERRY

For SausaIitO, MIL Valley, San Rafael:
WEEK DAYS AND SUNDAYS. s7:45. S:25.
s0:15, $3.50. IL a.. m, 1920, "1:45 1913 4:35.
5;i5 $50 6;3o I:15 300, 1915, 11:S5 D. m
eRuns to San Quentin
:, 7:45 a. m. daily, for cazadero and way sta
tions
s:1b p. m, Saturdays only. for cazadero and
5:15 ?. m; daily, except Saturdays and Sun
From s. F. for Tiburon. Belvedere and San
Rafael-Week DayE7:4O 9:15, s%11 700 a m
1926, $50, $40, $3.50 p. m. Sundays-7:4O,
e;15, al @ ;oo a. m; 1926, $3.50. $50. 6:3O,
p. M; "'1135 D. N. Thursdays only.
From San Rafael for S. F.-Week Days-e:15
7:40. 1855, 9;25. 1913 a.. m; 1850 $40. 500.
$40 p. m. SundRys-6:15 TAO 1855. 9:25
a. M; 3:4O $500, 6:20 $50 D. M
From Tburon for S. F.--Week Days-6:45. SIR.
9:55, IL :36 a. m; 1:1O, 4:05 5:45 D. m sun,
days-6:45, SIT. 9:55, 11:35 a. m. 1:1O. 4:O5.
545, 6:55 p. N.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29
DFmkroeger. caro-.

DemkrOeger, Caro- Martin Peter G....T5
line ...-.-..---- Mcdonald. Margaret.74
Davis, William l.. sc McGrath. Stephen.
Eager, William T. -6S MckeOn, John ..-... so
Farrell, Mrs. NIB Montgomery, VIM. 81
Gun, Anna E.----- 90 Newberry. H. A 40
Hancock. Frank J. 30 Peters. Catherine. CO
6arns, Peter 81 Roethel Joseph. 30
naseiune, Laura s. Salay, Moosa ... .26
henderson, Synthia.y0 Sharrocks, Agnes F. -
nenke, Amelia VIZ Stewart, John w. 81
Sohanesen Marie. Al sullivan Denis Mass
hneelaha. martina: io Iallman, Peleg II. 40
arson Geo; D..o DAYS Wagstann, Emma. .52
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29

ROETHEL-1n this city, january q, 1901, Jo-
seph, beloved husband Of Anna @. Roethel,
and son of Mary Roethel and the late Johu
ROethel. and beloved brother Of DR.. George
Roethel Of Austria and brother Of Mrs. John
Allof, native OF Austria, aged 80 years IL
months and 33 days. A member Of the Inter
national Association of Machinists No. 6s and
Verein Oesterich
Funeral notice hereafter. Remains at the
mortunry chapel of the Golden Gate Under
taking Company, 2475 Mission street, near
Trantv-Aret
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29

SALLAY-In this city, January %. 1907. Moosa
Sallay, native of India, aged 90 years.
The funeral will take place today, at 80
o'clock D. M, from the parlors of Valente,
Marini & Co, 344s Mission street Interment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery, by 2:10 o'clock train,
Valencia street station.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-29

M0NTGOMERY-In the City and County Hospi-
tal January q, 1907, William Montgomery, a
native Of West Indies, aged 81 years.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17
Grant District.

correspondence OF The Argus.
The Guthrie Sabbath school closed
last Sunday.
We notice Jeremiah Guthrie is
driving ina new spring wagon.
Our farmers are through cutting
corn and threshing buckwheat.
. William Nicola, of Barbour coun-
~, is visiting friends in the vicinity
Of Hazelton.
John Spiker is wearing a broad
smile; IT'S a boy--the first addition
DIR: Wilkinson attending physician.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Harshbar-
ger, of California, Pa, are visiting
friends and relatives in tins section.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. &. Spiker, Mrs.
Ear Schnopp, and Grandma Falkner
are visiting the latter's daughter, Mrs.
George Taylor. at MeyersdaIe, Pa.
If there is district in any civil
lied country on the face Of tine
globe that has worse roads than W e
have we would like to hear from
them.
Some of our schools are opening
this week; others will be vacant this
winter. Many Of our teachers have
gone to other districts where they
get larger salaries.'
Sheriff Schaeffer was ia our com.
munity last week collecting taxes.
They are I6H cents on the $roo
higher than they were last year
This is the beginning Of the Dawson
tax fake. NELLIE GRAY.
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Veteran Soldier Dead.

Albert higgins was born in the
year iSso; died at Newburg, Sep
TENDER 4, 1907, aged rs years. lie
united with the Methodist Episcopal
church in the days OF his youth and
lived consistent life. He was an
affectionate husband and a loving
father. We hereby extend our sym.
pathy to the bcreaved friends, and
especially to the widow and affec.
tionate daughter.
Comrade Albert Higgins enlisted
In Company ID, Third regiment w.
Va. Infantry; served faithfully in
defense of our couutry's flag to
August, 1904. He was never known
to shrink from duty in peace OF war.
We, the G.. A. r., extend our
sympathy to the bereaved ones. BY
order of Lyon Post, No. ga, GAR.
1. w. Crisis,
ISAAC WILKINS,
LUTHER SHEETS,
Committee.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17

Ross Leonard. OF near Lenox, is
going to teach school at Cherry
Grove. near here, this winter.
Floyd and Frank Schnopp were at
Fneodsvhlc Wednesday aud brought
a load of goods here for their father,
Philip Sohnopp.
C.. Hickey started TO linton
town Monday of last week. He ex-
poets To remain there awhile and
work before he returns.
Mrs. George Livengood and her
niece. Miss Elsie Livengood, OF
near Morgans Glade, were visiting
at l. IL. Frsnkhouser's Thursday
and stopped a short time here as
they returned home.
MISS Mary Nieman, who has been
visiting with friends at home the
past two weeks. returned to Union
town Saturday. accompanied by her
brother Elmer aud sister. Miss Mel
lie, who expect to visi, relatives and
return in a few days.
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Words OF Appreciation.
TUNNEIroN. Oct. n,

TUNNELToN, Oct. IL.
Editor Argus:
For the past two months l have
been reading with avidity and no
little enjoyment the political para
graphs and editorials you have been
giving your readers. am frank to
admit, however, that for some time
after you had purchased THE ARGUS
| was fearful lest this good paper
would lose its prestige of being one
of the foremost party papers in the
state. 1 now realize that you were
wise IN not jumping into local poll
tics when you were not acquainted
with the situation aud am honest
enough to say that The time was
well spent in which you used to
familiarize yourself with the same
and that you are now making things
more than interesting for the OPP.
position. a..
desire to take advantage of your
exceptionally fine offer regarding
your club subscription and sincerely
hope every Democrat within the
county will do the same. II will
not be long now until the campaign
will wax warm and we should all be
willing 10 put. our shoulder to the
wheel and contribute our mite.
DEMOCRAT.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17
Print Records at Home.

There ought to be law passed in
this state that all the records from
each county should be printed in the
county wherein the appeal is taken IL
it could be done there. 1t does not
require any more brains to run su.
preme court clerks Office than II
does to run a circuit clerks Office.
The clerk of the supreme court gets
so much a page for reading records.
This could be done by the circuit
clerk just as we'll. As 1t is almost
everything IS unloaded at Charles.
ton. If the newspapers of this state
have any sand such a law can be
passed by the next Legislature. Wake
up, gentlemen, and letsus see how
many Of you have got the sand to
stand up for your pghts.--Parsons
Advocate.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
Interesting Letters from a Host Of
Argus Writers.
-SoHElHlEG DOluG IN THg COUNTRY
Oak Grove.

Correspondence nj The Argus.
Bessie rrcmbly is Ut home.
The sick are not much improved.
Leroy Trembly is through cutting
corn.
John May has just finished digging
a well.
The people are nearly all through
threshing.
David Harrison and Daisy Friend
were married recently.
Mrs. Amanda Cramer, OF Davis.
is visiting at White Oak Springs.
The people are making a new
road near the Oak Grove church.
Elmer Trembly is visiting his
uncle. Rufus Rodeheaver, at Hazel.
ton.
There is one piece of oats still in
held in this COMMUNICATED Is
John Elscy's.
We have a new Epworth organ at
the Oak Grove church In place of
the one that was burned two years
ago.
Leroy Trembly had lots of com.
pany last Sunday--Ada Guthrie and
two gentlemenfrom TOWNSVILLE and
others.
Mrs. Mary Guthrie Is at home
preparing to go to the Eastern Shore,
Maryland, to see her daughter, Mrs.
Ellen Burns.
Aunt Nancy Titchcnell is dead,
aged about 90 years. She was the
widow OF Rev. Daniel Titcheneli.
She'was buried at Beech Hill GENE.
terry. " rJ.
The carpenters are getting along
finely with the u. b. church at
White Oak Springs. They will soon
have II under roof. They are put.
ting on slate. Rev. o. Stoneking
is back for another year. He is
visiting Walter Guthrie.
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Old papers for sal. at this office.
P. J. Crogan is attending court In
Grafton.
Ed Nj. Williams was a Tunnei,on
visitor this week.
U. g. Watson, of Masontown, Is
In town on business.
A. Bliss McCrum was IL Newbure
Saturday on legal business.
Miss Nora Phillips, a graduate of
Bellevue Hospital, New York, is in
town the guest of Mrs. George A.
Herring and Mrs. Villa Stricken.
Mrs. Lucie Smell Marker In an
artist of rare talent The Junior
League has secured her at great ex-
pense and those who come to the
courthouse Friday evening will have
feast OF good things.
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GO TO MURDOCH.
John Sterling Killed .

John Sterling, a well known cit.
lzen OF the Masontown neighbor-
hood, was run down and killed by
TWO larries laden with coal a, the
Breiz ovens Saturday morning. Mr..
Sterling was passing along the top
OF the ovens. and was enveloped in
a cloud of steam at the time of the
accident. He could not see the
larries and was hurled across the
rails by the trip. His son Charles
was in charge of the trip. and Is
stricken with grief over the accident.
A wife and several children survive
him.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17
DeI,erry- McMackip NuptIals.

Chester Scott DeBerry and Miss
Bessie Pearl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. X. A. McMakin, were married
at noon Wednesday OF last week at
the home OF the brides parents near
Amboy. The ceremony was per-
formed by Few. ]. w. Engle, of the
Terra Ala M. T.. church. Abou,
sixty friends we're present to offer
congratulations. After the honey
moon spent in Atlantic City and
other places they will make their
home in Terra Alta.
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Mr. and Mrs J. =. brown Observe Finh
Anniversary Of Marriage.

Mr. and Nrs J. =. brown Observe Finh
Anniversary Of Marriage.
Five years ago Tuesday occurred
the marriage Of Mr.. !. S. Brown, of
Kingwood. and Miss Stella Maud
Parsons. of Morgantown. at Cum
Serland. The event was httingly
conmemorated Tuesday night by a
reception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown at the srruory.
Invitations were sent to some 400
guests aud from the crowd in at.
tendance fully that many were pres
ent. The Kingwood orchestra furn.
ished music for the occasion; Stan
hope o. Crane rendered several Sc
lections on the piano, aud Mrs.
Hsnst and Nellie Jane Albright
favored with duet.
Refreshments were served and the
evening terminated with dancing.
Numerous handsome and costly
presents were received.
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Ear.

Correspondence VI The Argus.
+ John Morrow was here Wednes-
day.
Frank Guthrie, of Fearer, Md,
Is our new hucksier.
Isaac Guseman's health has not
been good the past week.
Floyd Schnopp was a business
caller at Hazelton Friday.
a. w. Huckle was here recently
representing Seedsmen ID. M. Ferry
& Co.
Hosea Meyers, of near Hszelton,
was here Saturday trying to buy
cattle.
Miss Pearl Turney is at SeIbys.
port with her sister, Mrs. Frank
Frszee.
Earl spiker is taking music les
sons OF Miss Csllie Forquer, Of neal
BTandonyille.
Miss Alice Gusemsn has gone IA
Glade Farms To teach school there
again this winter.
w. Z. Smith and S. Frank Kelley
went to Cuzzart to pay their taxes
Thursday afternoon.
Scott Kelley, of Terra Alta, was
here gathering mp sheep again Wed
nesdsy OF last week.
Miss Almyra Tilchenell is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. Wesley G..
Smith, Of near here.
Victor CuPp and Russell Guthrie
went over to Uniontown Saturday
70 visit relatives and friends.
Dr. wilkinson, of Brandonville
has been in our vicinity frequentl,
the past week visiting the sick.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-10-17
SAD ACCIDENT.
Lad Has Arm Caught In Corn Crusher
and Amputation Is Necessary.

Ray, the I2.year old son of Har-
rison Ringer, of the Craborchard,
had his arm badly crushed and torn
from the socket Wednesday of last
week while feeding corn into corn
crusher. He was alone when the
accident occurred, but his cries soon
brought assistance.
He was brought to the Strickler
hospital, where on Sunday the arm
was amputated near the shoulder
JOINT. His condition is good and we
have every reason to believe he will
recover.