West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-09-19
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in Morgantown this week.
West Virginia University opened
at Morgantowu this week.
Don't let your subscription &c,
more than one year behind.
a. Bliss McCrum is down IN Reno
district today on legal business.
Miss Dora Wolfe, of Bruceton.
was visiting friends in town Mon
day.
John Brown, IT,, has gone to Vrr-
ginia to enter Randolph Macon col.
lege.
Guy Reed, OF Morgantown, is
here the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. {.
L. Reed.
Beatrice Brown has re entered the
West Virginia University at Nor.
gantown.
Zaccheus Smith, of the Whetsell
settlement, was a Kingwood visitor
yesterday.
+. G. Watson and Ed Born, o.;
Reedsville, were in town yesterday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. F. Bolyard and
children visited friends in RCwics.
burg Sunday.
Misses Irene Burchinsl, and Erbe
and Armel Albright were Rowles
burg visitors Sunday.
Illness in the family Of Walter
Stone called him home from Graf
ton Monday evening.
II. +. Taylor. of Route ?, King.
wood, will get THE ARGUS for one
year, commencing this week
1t is remarkable how many peo-
pie who won't subscribe for THE
ARGUS borrow it from their neigh
bors.
Miss Maude Wotring, who has
spent the summer in Kingwood, re
turned TO her home in Grafton Sat,
urday.
Mrs. William NJ. Schaef1er and
Mrs. Charles G. Stone left Monday
for weeks visit to tie jamestown
Exposition.
Misses Mary and Emma Rexroad
were the guests of friends in Ma.
nown few days this week, return
ing yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Wolfe
and children returned lest evening
from visit with friends IN Elklns
and other points.
Mrs. Phoebe Brand and daughter,
Miss Vienna, who have been visiting
relatives in Morgantown, returned
home last Friday.
II you are not abe to subscribe
for THE ARGUS, borrow It; If you
can't borrow it, steal it; but read it,
by all means, read it.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jake Poe and Mrs.
Sarah Ford went to Kingwood Sat
urday to spend some time with
friends. Grafton Republican.
DR.. d. J. RudasiIl and Joseph G..
Brown left last Thursday for Orange,
Va, on visit to the doctors old
home. From there they will 90 to
the jamestown Exposition.
Ed. NJ. Williams, who went to
Philadelphia several weeks ago to
be treated by specialist, is still
under his care, and will probably
be able TO come home next week.
Levi A. Shafer, of Horse Shoe
Run, was IN town yesterday on bust
ness and gave The ARGUS a very
pleasant call. He reports the roads
ia bad condition between Terra Alta
and Klngwood.
Word was received here yesterday
that 7. / Murdock, Of Ironton, O.,
was at the point Of death from heart
trouble. John G. Murdock, d brother,
left on the early train this morning
for that point.
Ralph Menear, foreman of the
Journal, is off on a two weeks va
cation, and wall use most Of the
time in hunting, his favorile sport.
We wish him a pleasant time and
plenty Of good luck.
/. p. Martin and son John left
this week for New Jersey, where The
latter re enters the military school,
where he has been a student the past
year. Nh. Martin will take in the
exposition ~ jamestown before his
return.
oar streets had quite a deserted
look Monday, every one seemingly
being called out Of town on bust
ness. But as Buffalo Willie showed
IN Grafton that day and all tickets
purchased were for that place, il