West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-05-02

business.
John S. Feather, OF Brandonville.
joined THE ARGUS family this week.
Adam W. Albright was home this
week from Piedmont TO yisi, his
family.
DR.. J. F. Michaels. e Fellow,
willie, was here yesterday on pro
fessional business.
DR.. w. T. jenkins, who has been
visiting relatives here. has returned
to his home IN E.kins.
Jolhde Bros, Of Morsan,owr,
this week call attention 10 lace
curtains. See their al.
Hon. William G.. Broom and wife
returned from Old Point and the
jamestown Exposition las, evening.
Miss Mary Swearinger has gone
to Clarksburg to accept a position
with the Bell Telephone Company.
DR.. w. NJ. Langstreth. of Terra
Alta, was here this week on business
connected with the Red Cross Pro.
tector Co.
DR.. J. NJ. King was in Buck
harmon this week at The bedside OF
his brother, who is very low with
lung trouble.
The Cash Store announces special
bargain days in their advertisement
in another column. Quite a saving
in clothing is effected by taking 1d
vantage of this offer.
But one marriage license was Is
sued since last issue, the lucky
couple being Harry Mitter, aged
az, and Bertha Teets. aged IS,
both of Preston county.
Thornton Weaver died at his home
in Evansville on Tuesday of las,
week. Mr.. Weaver was a retired
b. & o. engineer and vas employed
on the road during the civil war.
Mrs. f. Heermans, who has been
suffering from a chronic ear trouble,
left for Washington, DC, on Mon
day to consult a specialist. Her
many friends hope she may be great
ly benefited.
Mrs. Albert Fortney has returned
from Kingwood where she visited
her sister, Mrs. w. G.. Conley.
Mrs. ConIey accompanied her to
Morgantown and is her guest
Morgantown Dominion.
Prof. V. o Pinkley, who will rem.
der one of his popular meileys at
the Armory FRIDAY night, arrived in
town last evening. Prof. Pinkley is
an artist in his profession and no
one can afford to miss this literary
treat.
Hon. P. J. Crogan was at Graf
ton this week attending circuit
court as attorney in a big corpora
ton suit IN which Col. John r.
McGraw is suing J. II. Weaver,
the Philadelphia coal operator, for
settlement.
There was a special session of
county court Tuesday of this week
to act on a road case from Rem o
district in which Attorney l. c.
Ralphsnyder was interested, and he
was here in attendance, as well as
quite number of other parties.
f. w. Mcintosh, Of Washington
City, was here Tuesday represent
ing the well known firm of r. p.
Andrews & Co., the wholesale paper
dealers and stationers. The Argus
book store as usual placed quite a
large order for goods in their line.
The Preston County Medical SO
ciety at their session here Thursday
of last week elected +. w. Stricken
president and D. J Rudasill secre-
tary and treasurer. DR.. J. NJ. King
was elected delegate to the state
meeting at Huntington May IS II.
w. II. Fortney, who is well
known in Kingwood and used to
clerk here for George a. Herring,
is now down in Alabama, located at
Renfroe, and is superintendent OF
construction for the Southern I'm
provement company Of Memphis,
Tenn. He was IN Arkansas and
Oklahoma before going south.
James w. Dorsey came near los
ing a valuable young horse during
the past week. II was taken violent
! ly ill with spinal trouble and in its
struggles wore Tie hide off in spots
as large as a mans hand IN several
places and in smaller spots in a
dozen or more parts Of its body.
He had refused sos for the animal
before she got hurt and think now
that she will get well all right.
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