West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-28
IN AND ABOUT KISGwoOD.

BantoWn TUESDAY.
Teachers uniform examination
tomorrow aud Saturday.
ARGUS Office closed today. Shove
your money under the door.
Mis-. w. G.. Brown visited rela.
tives in Morgantown last week.
w. II. McClsin, of town, has our
thanks for cash on subscription.
One more month in which to re
ceive The ARGUS at the ST rate.
Clyde Reppert, music instructor
OF Tunnelton, was here Tuesday.
d. R.Jackson was in Clsrksburg
Tuesday looking after some bust
ness matters.
Sergt. Arthur A. Lowers, of Elco,
Pa. dropped into town this week
for a short visit.
Caleb Fortney, OF near ReetisyiIlr,
was in town the other day and gave
us a pleasant call.
James Kelley, of Lenox. and his
brother Ezra, Of Ear, we're in town
on business Saturday.
c. F. Dodge, of Terra Alta, was
in town on business Tuesday and
gave us a pleasant call.
Attorney f. E. Parrack, of Tun-
melton, was here Tuesday looking
after some legal matters.
Master Tom Daley, of Austen,
10 here spending few days with
acme of his boy friends.
C.,Frank Ellis, one of NewburR's
enterprising merchants, was
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Bluefeld will entertain the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows of West Vir-
g,nia at its next annual meeting.
Saturday night aud Sunday morn
ing gave US fair sample of what
winter can do when it takes a notion.
Ell NJ Williams was in Clarks
burg last week attending the ses.
sions of the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows
Samuel Steele left Tuesday for
Uniontown, where he goes 20 look
after some business matters for
few days.
Mrs. Jennie Nef, of Moundsville,
arrived IN town Tuesday to spend
Thanksgiving with her daughter.
Mrs. E. E. White.
Walter Childs was again sum
moned home from Grafton Mon
day, his fathers condition taking
turn for the worse.
Joseph EVERY, of Pisgah, renewed
his subscription this week and or
dered The ARGUS sent to Bruceton
Mills, his new address.
Only short time until town cleo
lion when our destinies tor another
year will be settled. A water works
ticket would be a winner.
DR.. ]. NJ. King returned Tuesday
from BuckhaDnon, where he had
been since Saturday the guest of his
father aud other relatives.
Elmer Messenger, the hustling
organizer for Woodmen of America,
is here on a short visit with home
folks and his many friends.
Mrs. Villa NJ. Strickler returned
Saturday from Washington, where
she had been for several days con
snl,ing medical specialist.
I.umberman Frank Pierce, Of
Rekhannop, is here looking after
some business matters. Frank re
ports business good in his line.
Mrs. J. r. brown, who is con
ducting a millinery store IN Rowles
burg, came home last week and will
remain unit! after Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Everly. of Morgantown, faith
er OF Edward {. and J Ami EVERY,
has been here tie guest Of his sons
and other friends for several days.
Vernon For,ney is out at Reeds.
vile tins week looking after the
freight and express office there dur
ipg the absence Of The regular az o..
!. q. Bowermasier. Of West X '"g-
wood, who has besn b dflst win
shroa, trouble f1rsom time, is noS
up aud around, and will be abe TO
be out shortly.
Mrs George a Herring has been
employ ed TO FIJI the vacancy in our
schools cceasioned by the resigna.
ton q Miss Pcrsis Hagans, who 8,
suffering with nervous prcstralion
PIans.are being drawn frr larg,
machine shop and round house al
the West Virginia Northern dcpor
to replace the one destroyed by hr,
some months ago. The building /,