West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1905-12-28
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AZ Mounl de Chantel to spend the holiday
season.
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DE-. Clyde Watson has been home from
medical college in BALTIMORE TO spend his
Christmas vacation.
Miss Lilly Elliott went to Morean,owu
last week to spend Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. A. A. Werner.
Mrs. J. w. Parsons left foe her home In
Morgantowu last Saturday afternoon after
visi, with her daughters here.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Hawkins left last
Saturday fos Halleek to spend couple Of
weeks visiting among Mrs. HIS relatives.
John w. Ray from Randolph county. was
here to spend Christmas with his daughter,
Stella Frances Ray. lie returned home
Tuesday.
Next Sunday IS the las, day OF the year
and old nineteen hundred and FIVE will pass
Into history TO be numbered with the for
gotten ages Of the past.
Philip Ebeline Of MouudsviIie, was last
week granted patent on the manufacture
Of glassware, and Homer T. Lambert of
Thaeker. on a new-fangled brake.
Drs. Beerbower & Stafford, dentists, will
be at Clifton Mills, December zo 30; Glade
Farms. January "a; Hazel,on, g; Cranes.
vile, 8 9 Offices, Terra Alta and Kinewood.
The old reliable Iagerstown Almanac for
sale at the Argus Book Store for ten cents
or mailed TO any address for same price.
Postage stamps taken for any amount less
than one dollar.
DR.. S. NJ: STEELE of Moundsville. has been
elected SuperintendenE Of the Hospital for
Insane at Weston, TO succeed Di. A. II.
Kunst. who has resigned aud will locate in
Psrkersburg, January IsL
Miss Fanny Parsons went TO Morgantown
last Sunday to spend a week visiting her
parents end see her brother, who Is at home
for the holiday vacation from Roanoke,
Virginia, where he is teaching school.
All who have read the Sherlock Holmes
stories Of Or. Conan Doyle will be interested
IN seeing "The Sign OF the Four which
appears at the Armory Thursday night with
Campbell Stratton and his excellent company.
The only play of holiday week at the
Armory tonight and the strongest cast and
best play of the kind ever in Kngwood
Tickets at the Book Store. Children az
cenls, General Admission IS cents and
Reserved Seats so cents.
Mr.. aud Mrs. I. G. LaIzelIe and son
Donald from MorgAntown, were here to
spend Christmas with Mrs. Joseph Jackson.
There was family reunion there that day.
John Jackson was present from California
and Frank came over from Newburg.
Hon. w. e.. Coniey and wife returned
home last week from Baltimore where they
had been with their son Donald at the
hospital tor a severe surgical operation for
detective palate. The treatment was
successful aud the boy was brought home by
his parents.
The Argus Book Store has the handsomest
place in town for the holiday season. Oae
of the largest orders of holiday books for
the store was sidetraeked some where for
ten days and did not arrive ill the next day
after Christmas so that there is a beautiful
lice Of new books that have no, been picked
over u you want any more for holiday
presents for yourself or anyone else.
The American Mutual Reformers, lodge
recently organized here for the purpose of
giving health and accident insurance at Just
what il costs, is meeting with erea, success
The plan is unique and simple. You can
carry the protection that you carry now for
less than half what you now pay, besides
belonging to brand new, up to date lodge
tina, has two degrees Of very lively nature.
From what we know of this new lodge we
predict for Il = phenomenal success.
The Christmas exercises at the Presbyter.
ian Church were held last Saturday night
and we're very successful. The church was
crowded with happy people, and the Sunday
school scholars ali Jared well, receiving
stoeking-fuii OF candy each and a lrree
orange apiece. beautiful tree was The
main attraction and many presents we're
piled up under II and distributed to the
audience. Some splendid music appropriate
to the occasion was rendered and number
Of reeiiations and performances we're given
that made complete program for the eve
ming and gladdencd the hearts Of the
children, both large and small, old and young