West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-06-13
IN AND ABOUT KIsGwooD.
Tomorrow is Flag Day.

June "a.
Jacob f. Fees and son, from
Doriiy, were here Tuesday.
DIR. Grant, of Morgsntowu, wa,
Ia town Sunday professionally.
William Rogers, Reedsv,lle, Is a
neT ARGUS subscriber this week
j p. Hundley, of Masontown,
was in town between trains Sunday.
Mrs. George Sterling and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Friends
vile. Md.
Davis Elkins and Charles Suther.
land, OF the M.'& X, We're in town
. this week.
Walter Stone, Of the Grafton
Sentinel force, spent Sunday with
his family here.
Miss Marguerite Hill, of near
Pittsburg, is here the guest of her
college chum. Miss Martha Pratt.
Luke Grimes, of Browns Mil.
was in town Saturday on business
connected with his fathers estate.
The M. +. Junior League he'd an
entertainment in the courthouse
Tuesday night that was we'll pat.
roLized.
w. G. Brown, Earl NJ. Lantz,
and A. Bliss McCrum are in Clarks.
burg attending the State Banking
Association.
Walter Gross, of Irona, and
l w. Kirk. of Masontown. were
visitors Monday night and attended
Masonic lodge.
Walter Evans, wife and child. of
Charleston, are spending a few days
with Mrs. Evans parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. H. Hess.
Maurice Jackson, who is making
record pitching for the Fairmont
baseball club, was here over Sunday
calling on friends.
b. T. Stone, of Fellowsville, rep
resenting the Mitchell Nursery Co,
of Beverly, o., is in town this week
and gave rs call
The many friends here of J Edgar
Long, of Philadelphia, are glad to
welcome him back TO Kingwood
after two years absence.
Mrs Nettle Hoffman, of Tunnel
ton, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Le-
ti'ia Hoffman, of this place, who
has been on the sick list for some
time.
Oar Function correspondent has
alb 'ut covered the field in this viciu-
ily, and ii the item you are looking
for is not here, read the Coal Cen
ter comments.
Our only bill players weot to
Terra Alta last Thursday and had it
: handed 10 them IN a manner that
was shameful We refrain from pub
fishing the score.
Mr.. Villa Stdckler and sister,
Mrs. Florence Homer, of Lumber
port, are in Wheeling attending the
druggists association. They will
return tomorrow.
Miss Cora Walls, who has been
attending Kee Mar College at Ha
gerstown the past winter, arrived
home Saturday. Her host Of friends
are glad to see her back again.
w. J. Bowermaster and D. r..
Scott. If Bruceton Mills, were m
town Monday and while here were
initiated into the mysteries Of Free.
masonry, as was also +. J. Bower.
master of town.
We acknowledge the receipt Of
the following invitation: The Ladies'
AID Society Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church cordially invites you
to attend a reception at the new
parsonage or Thursday, June 70.
The Children's Day services at
the Albrigh,sville Baptist church
last Sunday morning were very fine
and attended by several hundred
PEOPLE Rev. ~. p. Hardway. of
this place, had charge and made a
success Of il.
Frank r.. Shafer, formerly with
the Cash Store Company. has re-
signed to accept position as travel.
ing salesman for the Rowlcsburg
Grocery Co.. a Wholesale firm OF
the River City He enters ON his
new duties mex, Monday.
lis with a grea, deal Of pleasure
We place nn The ARGUS mailing list
this week the following Tunnelton
ians: D T.. Watson, l. 7. Stafford.
a. ~. lIdb1tter Dr. w. ]. rrask.
d. u Zmo. aud S S. sbahap.
Poliucs cuts N, figure when news =.
desired.