West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1906-08-02

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opened IN the Annoy August 7.
Mrs. w. Frank Pierce spent Sunday with
her aunt, Mrs. Ella Forinsy a, Concord.
All the August magazines now IN and on
sale at The Argus Book Store.
Curtis Poster OF MOrgantown. was the
guest of his friend George Pierce SUNDAY
Miss Gertrude Manown of PhiEppi, Is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. II. Brown.
w. Coed Huntington of Mt. Lake Park
was business visitor here Monday.
DE-. {. T. Smith of Tunnelton. was =
business visitor here Monday
Mss Minnie Frankhouser Of Brandonvills
was visiting friends here Saturday.
"a Newton Ii. Manown .of Morgantowu,
spent Sunday in town.
IIu Maxwell, poet, author, editor, of
Morgantown, was here Sunday
c. w. Munson Of Andrews, N. l., is here
visiting his cousin w. r. Pierce.
Miss Minnie Murdock left Tuesday for
Morgantowu to be gone couple of days.
Miss Mamie Gale was called home wednes-
day 10y the sudden death Of her cousin.
IIoke ,Liston the devil at this Office has
been sick the last day or so.
Mrs. Bess Shaffer and Miss Mamie taweett
are the guests of their father IN Grafton this
week
Mrs. Jessie Trowbridge returned home
from a visit to Morgantown friends this
week
Reece Cummings, who is employed in
Wheeling, is spending the week here with
+. b. Haney.
In this issue appears the forecast of the
weather for August, according to the arrange
ment,of Peter X. Smith.
The "Union Depot" is assured fact,
aud strictly bear this in mind. Armory,
August 7.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. g. Lazell and son Donald,
of Morgantown, are here visiting relatives
aud friends.
J. w. Google, wife and little daughter of
Fairmont, are the guest of their many friends
here this week.
Miss Lotlie Sharps and Miss Grace Rogers
of Reedsville, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Fields here Sunday.
Walter chids, who is employed by the
Acme Publishing Company of Morgantown,
spent Sunday with his home folks here.
Dr.. and Mrs. Ira Stafford are preparing to
go to housekeeping this week, in the hand
some brick residence of Mrs. Lidia Murdook
on High St.
In this state it is not necessary to serve a
five days notice for eviction OF cold.
Use the original Laxative cough sprup.
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar No
opiates
Sold by Suicklers Drug Store and VIM
NJ. Dent Of NewburP
Tunnellon street will be a thing Of beauty
and JOY forever when completed. Let the
good work go on, Mr.. Sergeant.
Mrs Sivey and w. S. Taylor's two sons
Donald and Kenneth of Morgantown, were
stopping at the Jenkins House Tuesday
Master Oval Bowermasler, son of I. b.
Bowermaster is very sick this week with
symptoms of fever.
Thurman Trowbrdge who has had symp-
toms of typhoid fever for some time, is
gradually recovering under the care of DR..
f. w. Stdckler
l.. V. Fortney, our accomplished dancing
teacher is spending this week with r. a.
Loar near Independence, assisting him with
his harvesting.
Miss Cecilia Heelen from Martinsburg
who had spent two weeks here the guest of
Mrs. J. Slidell Brown, left for Morganiown
last Friday morning for a few days visit
before returning to her home.
Postal card views of Kingwood, Price
street, the Argus Block etc on sale at The
Argus Book Store, al ten cents each They
are regular photographs and handsome
souvenirs to mail to your friends.
Don't drag along with dull bilious, heavy
feeling. You need a pill. Use DeWiu's
Little Early Rises. the famous little pills
DO not sicken or grippe but results are sure
Sold by Strickler's Drug Store and VIM.
M. Dent, Newburg.
Mrs. 4. f. Richie of Fairmont, and Mrs
l.. f. Pride Of Brooklyn, N. y, who have
been the guests Of their sister Mrs. l.. A..
Martin OF this place, returned to their homes
Monday.
X. M. Allen the photographer, who has
been here for the past month or so, on the
lot opposite the courthouse, left last week
for Tunnelion. Mr.. Allen is a very business
man and we predict him success wherever
he goes.
Walter l. Stafford a member Of Company
G of this place, who works on Gibson Bros
saw-mi out near Reedsyille was in town
Saturday night attending drill and rode "a
his home that night after drill, a. miles
near Sinclair this county, 20 see his faihei
who was ill
Quite Jolly crowd Of young people from
here are camping down al the Boat Hous'
on the winding River Cheat" this week
The crowd being composed Of Misses Ceci
Watson, Ethel Murkock and Miss Wisner o.
Morgantown, Messrs Clyde Watson, Clyd
Lewis and Earl Lantz
Lieut. Albert d. Cunningham wen, dow
TO his old home at Bruceton last Friday at
ternoon to attend to some business and lin
up the squad Of guardsmen down there tina
belong to Company 6 here and drill ther
and get in shape 10 leave for camp The