West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-26
IN AND ABOUT KlSGwoOD.

Our stocking had a hole in it.
DIR. ). A. Pratt was Grafton visi-
itor Saturday.
P.J Crogan was Morgantowu
visitor Tuesday.
One more week in which to Sc
!. cure THE ARGUS at the O. rate.
Christmas and New Year fall on
different days of the week this yea,.
Thomas +. Loar, of Reedsville,
gave us a pleasant call few days
ago.
]. w. Overhel1, of Reedsville,
was business visitor IN town Mon
day.
William A. Guscman, Of Reeds
vile. was business visitor in town
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Orr rejoice over
the arrival of girl baby Monday
morning
Elmer Messenger is in Parkers.
burg the guest of friends during the
holidays.
Charles G.. Forman, of near town,
gave us avery pleasant call Monday
afternoon.
Mayor William G.. Conley was in
Grafton Friday and Saturday on
legal business.
Miss Mary Higgins, of Terra
Alta, is the guest of Misses Nell and
Bess Menear this week.
b. b. Miller, of Masontowu, was
here Tuesday and gave THE ARGUS
a pleasant business call
- Forrest Mcdaniel and Harry
Shaffer are home from the univer-
sity TO spend the holidays.
c. M. Carroll and II. NJ. Hess,
of Morgantown, were here Saturday
calling on relatives and friends.
Miss Eva Mosteller, of Georgia,
is tue guest OF her school friend,
Miss Martha Pratt, over Christmas.
Ire Winters, of Amboy, now
leads in The ARGUS procession,
having extended his subscription to
1871.
MISS Ethel Murdock, of Camden,
Nj, is spending the holiday season
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.W.H II.
Murdoch
The stork paid visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Kralicek Saturday
nigh, and left baby girl as a
Christmas present.
Edward w. Jones, OF Irona. was
a cDunfy seat visitoriast week and
favored The ARGUS with a short
but agreeable cali.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Orr and son
John, Of Hiorra, arrived yesterday
to spend few days with Mrs. Orr's
mother, Mrs. Mary DAVIS.
James Mckenzie, Of Howesville,
with his arms full of Christmas pur-
chases, remembered THE ARGUS by
advancing his subscription last week.
Frank Gieaser, of Housewife,
dropped IN to see our new office
the other day and helped the good
Cause along by renewing for another
year.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Perry c. Stcmple
and daughter Virginia, of Weston,
are the guests OF Mrs Stemple's
mother, Mrs. Mary Davis, during
the holidays.
q Rev. r. b. Ward, presiding elder
Of this district, preached very able
sermon in the Methodist Episcopal
church here Sunday morning. He
held the quarterly conference Satur-
day night
DR.. J. NJ King returned from
Baltimore Saturday morning and
will remain during the holidays,
when he will return to the Monu-
mental City to resume his course IN
medicine at the University of Mary
land.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hayden aud sou
Victor left Friday for Jacobs Creek
Pa, to attend the funeral OF Carl
Mehrling, who met death in the ex-
plosion at the Darr mines at that
place. Deceased was an only brother
OF Mrs. Hayden.
Mr. ard Mrs. G. T.. Thorn are
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs.Iuther Swearengen, over Christ
mas. This young couple stole q
march on their friends by going to
oakland Tuesday and being married
fHE ARGUS joins with their many
friends in congratulations.
Miss Martha Glenn, who has beer
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