West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-12-05
IN AND ABOUT KIsewoop.

The ARGUS would make a nice
Christmas gift for some absent one.
M. b. Morgan, of Morgantown,
made US pleasant business call
this week.
Miss Nell Menear was the CUES,
of Miss Eunice Kildow in Elkins
last week.
"A. Chichester, of Whetsell, made
The ARGUS brief business call the
other day.
frederick Copeman, of Bruceton
Mills. advanced his subscription this
week to 1909.
j. M. Gibson, of Dellslow, had
the tag on his ARGUS changed to
1910 this week.
Ira c. Gibson, the popular Tun-
Melton pharmacist, was in town
Tuesday on business.
A. ID. Fields, of Bull Run, while
In town on business this week gave
US very, pleasant call.
Walter Collins, of Bruceton Mills.
advanced his subscription to The
ARGUS this week to 1909.
William NJ. Wolfe, of Hopewell,
Grant district, was in town this week
and gave us a pleasant cali.
Harry Shaffer and Forest Nc
Daniel, w. V. U. students. ate
Thanksgiving dinner At home.
Mrs. Samuel Lennon, Mason
town, Pa, is a new name added to
the growing ARGUS list thus week.
John Martin, who is attending
school a, Winona, N. j., spent the
Thanksgiving holidays with home
folks.
]. A. Dodge, of Terra Alta, who
10 here attending court as a grand
juror, gave US delightful visit yes
terday.
The stork paid visit to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walls, of
near Sutherland, Saturday and lett
q little girl.
G. E. Bergman, of Morgantown,
was here Tuesday shaking hands
with his numerous friends and visit
ing relatives.
LIN. Albright left yesterday for
Terra Alta and points east on busi-
ness connected with the Rigg
Wooden Mills.
Louise Williams and Nellie
schaeffer spent Thanksgiving with
their teacher, K. l.. Burke and
family at Terra Alta.
2 S. II. McEIroy, of Brandonville,
was in town Tuesday, bringing IN
c, w. SpIker, who is a grand juror
Mt this term of court.
Harry E. Boone, of the Eighty.
eighth Coast Artillery, stationed at
Fort Mansfield. Rhode Island, is
here visiting his parents.
s. Nj. Scott, jr., Terra Alta, and
III. E. FIesher, late principal of our
public schools, were made Shrners
10 Wheeling las, Friday evening.
viii C.: Rcxroad, military in.
siructiou at the reform school,
; lPrnntytown, came home for Thanks
giving and remained week with
home folkA
Foster Zeigler, who is teaching a
successful term of school at Ander
son, was IN town from Wednesday
of last week until Monday the guest
OF his parents.
]. l.. Bryie, of Unioniown, Pa,
stopped over in Kihgwood and gave
THE ARGUS an agreeable call. HI
WIS on hls way to visit relatives anc
friends in Valley Point and vicinity
Col. Thomas L. HassOn, Of Cum
berland, representing the we'll know
house OF John J. Stump & Co., wa,
in town this week taking orders FOL
Christmas cheer and dispensing
smiles to his numerous friends.
You could not make a more an
propriste Christmas present to you
absent friend than a years sub
scription to The ARGUS. This will
fornish one gift every week in tn,
year and would be appreciated b,
any one.
Preston county can be prouc
Of her nine banks. The Bank o
Kingwood is the oldest, and wa
organized in 1865. Its statemen
elsewhere announcing to its patron
that I, will pay 4 per cent on il
time deposits is well worth con
sideraiion. 1t is the oldest an,
naturally the strongest bank in III
county, and its statement is a credi
to the community.