West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-11-07
IN AND ABOUT kISswoop.

Only three more weeks.
Sunday was dreary day.
Sun sets this evening at asa.
An odor of burnt leaves is in the
air.
Incendiaries are operating in
Cumberland.
Buckhannon is to have a 81, 600,
900 glass plant.
The trees are exposing their naked
limbs. Shamel
+. NJ. Murdoch was in Albhghis.
Vile Tuesday on business.
There is time for all things;
now is the time to Subscribe.
Frank Liston, of Valley Point,
was an ARGUS caller Tuesday.
Adam Everts, of near town,
: dropped in to see us last week. .
Charles Spindler and brother. Of
Terra Alta, were In town Tuesday.
= Thomas w. Elliott, of Albrigh,s.
vile, was in town on business Tues.
day.
The state board Of health meets
In Clarksburg on November IL, IA,
and ID.
II. c. Beatty, of Whetsell, was a
business visitor in the county seat
last week.
Attorney Eugene Somervllle, of
Grafton, was in town Tuesday on
legal business.
The Dellslow school, which has
been closed on account of diph-
liberia, reopened this week.
Mrs. George A. Walls was called
to Newburg on account of the
serious illness of Mrs. Martha Parks.
d. Y. Morris was in Oakland last
week attending the district confer.
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
church.
Mrs. Maggie McGinnis. of New
burg, was a Kingwood visitor last
week and gave THE ARGUS a pleas.
ant call.
Correspondents will please beat
in mind that their letters mus,
reach this Office not later than
Tuesday.
David Dennis, 1T Glade Farms,
has returned to the fold and is once
more an ARGUS reader, having re-
enlisted this week.
Marshall Walls, of Valley Point,
now heads THE ARGUS procession,
having advanced his subscription 10
December IS, 1910.
Miss Wayne Gale, who has been
In town a week or SO assisting on
the Journal, returned to her home
at Valley Point Sunday.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Francis Heermans
will retlrn today from Two weeks
visit with their daughter, Mrs. J. r.
Tiotter, IN Buckhaunon.
w. T. S. Graham, of Marlnton,
is visiting friends and relatives in
the county, and dropped into our
cfffce tor a short but pleasant call.
G.orge Evick, who has been
working in Austen the past two
months, returned this week. He
sa,s the population is too cosmo-
politan for him.
Misses Marth1 Glenn and Edna
Gategood were tho guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Herndon, near
Irona, from Saturday evening until
Monday morning.
M. B Huffman, of Caddell, was
in town on business Monday. Since
the completion of the bridge across
the Cheat he PREDICTS great things
for his section of the county.
l. N. Graham, Of Valley Point,
was here on legal business Tuesday
and also it, attendance at the farm.
efs' institute. THE ARGUS extends
it's thanks for favors received.
Messrs. NJ c. Bowermaster and
HI, NJ, Heermans have rented
rooms over the King Office building
on Main street, the nature Of their
business not being dlyulged.
Mrs. Walter Stone and children
left Monday for Grafton to join her
husband, who is employed on the
Daily Sentinel They will make the
Taylor county capital their home
for the future.
The columns of The ARGUS are
always open for the publication Of
obituaries, and the length OF the
same is never questioned. but we do
draw the line on poetry. II you
can't say. enough good things in
prose, don't write.
How'd & STAFF, ~ .ho,;g en-.